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The capital of Morocco, Rabat is a charming imperial city on the Atlantic seaboard that provides a relaxing contrast to the hustle and frenetic traffic of Marrakesh and Casablanca. Like many Moroccan cities, it is divided between the French-inspired “Ville Nouvelle” with pleasant leafy boulevards and the original 12th-century medina and walled town. However, its laid-back, accommodating atmosphere belies its notorious past which for years plagued European shipping with Barbary pirates and privateers. Today, Rabat may lack the excitement of Fes or Marrakech, but its easy-going nature and a mix of historic sites make it a fantastic starting point for experiencing Morocco. Allow a few days and you can take in the impressive ruins of the Hassan Mosque, the Mohammed V Mausoleum, the fortress Kasbah des Oudaias and the ancient Roman site of Chellah rebuilt by the Merinids in the 14th century.
Riad Dar Dar is a riad of 10 rooms. Its cozy and modern atmosphere will make you forget the tumult of the souks. It invites you to relax and well-being with its jacuzzi, sauna, traditional hammam and...
Ideally located in the Ambassadors district, not far from the famous Golf Dar Es Salam, Villa Des Ambassadors will enchant those looking for calm and luxury. Six deluxe rooms located on the ground...
A short drive from the historic centre of Rabat and close to the prestigious Dar Es Salaam Golf Club, the Villa Mandarine is an elegant villa hotel that basks in over 3 acres of beautiful gardens....
Thank you, we had an absolute ball! Who said old ladies can't have fun! We listened, we experienced, we learnt and we enjoyed! Absolutely awesome.
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