• Kasbah des Oudaias - This UNESCO World Heritage fortress, perched above the Atlantic Ocean, is among Rabat’s most renowned landmarks. Visitors can wander through its charming blue-and-white Andalusian streets, explore historic gates, and enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Bouregreg River.
• Andalusian Gardens - Nestled within the Kasbah, this serene garden offers a tranquil escape with its fountains, palm trees, and traditional Moroccan architecture. It is an ideal place to appreciate the cultural influence of Al-Andalus in Rabat.
• Corniche Bouregreg - The Bouregreg River, flowing between Rabat and Salé, provides picturesque views and a captivating history of ancient trade, piracy, and modern development. The Kasbah viewpoint offers excellent photo opportunities.
• Rabat Old Town - Experience the authentic essence of Rabat in its historic medina. Stroll through bustling souks, traditional artisan shops, and local markets while gaining insight into Moroccan daily life and age-old traditions.
• Bab Mellah: The Jewish Quarter - Discover the former Jewish quarter of Rabat, where history, culture, and coexistence have shaped the city’s identity. Learn about the rich Moroccan Jewish heritage and its architectural remnants.
• Hassan Tower - This unfinished 12th-century minaret is one of Morocco’s most iconic landmarks. The Hassan Tower symbolizes Rabat’s imperial history and the ambitions of the Almohad dynasty.
• Mausoleum of Mohammad V - A stunning example of modern Moroccan architecture, this royal mausoleum contains the tombs of King Mohammed V and King Hassan II. Visitors can admire its exquisite zellige tiles, marble, and ceremonial guards.

• Bottled water
• Licensed professional local guide
• Private walking tour experience
• Guided visit of major Rabat landmarks

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (available upon request for €20 per booking)

Explore Rabat with the guidance of a dedicated local expert on an exclusive, tailor-made walking tour. This unique experience goes beyond typical tours by blending famous sites with secret spots, genuine local tales, and cultural insights not available in guidebooks.

Experience a leisurely pace, adaptable stops, and expert knowledge that vividly illustrates Rabat’s history, architecture, and everyday life. Ideal for newcomers and those looking to connect more deeply with Morocco’s capital.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.