Guidebook for Rabat
Everything Else
Plage de Rabat
Nice place to take a walk or soak in some sun!
Rabat Ville station
Avenue Mohammed VEasy Access in and out of Rabat
Sightseeing
The kasbah is predominately residential, the narrow streets are lined with whitewashed houses - most of which were built by Muslim refugees from Spain. It's a tranquil and picturesque place to wander.
116 locals recommend
Kasbah of the Udayas
The kasbah is predominately residential, the narrow streets are lined with whitewashed houses - most of which were built by Muslim refugees from Spain. It's a tranquil and picturesque place to wander.
Hassan Tower or Tour Hassan is the minaret of an incomplete mosque in Rabat, Morocco. Begun in 1195, the tower was intended to be the largest minaret in the world along with the mosque.
87 locals recommend
Hassan Tower
Boulevard Mohamed LyazidiHassan Tower or Tour Hassan is the minaret of an incomplete mosque in Rabat, Morocco. Begun in 1195, the tower was intended to be the largest minaret in the world along with the mosque.
Food Scene
On sunny days, guests are able to enjoy views of the lively Rabat streets from the Cosmopolitan’s elegantly decorated outdoor marble terrace.
6 locals recommend
Cosmopolitan
Avenue Ibn ToumartOn sunny days, guests are able to enjoy views of the lively Rabat streets from the Cosmopolitan’s elegantly decorated outdoor marble terrace.
Set within in a small room near the Rabat Ville train station, its refined zellige tile-work and serene atmosphere gives the restaurant a homely, intimate feel.
13 locals recommend
Le Petit Beur
Rue damasSet within in a small room near the Rabat Ville train station, its refined zellige tile-work and serene atmosphere gives the restaurant a homely, intimate feel.
beautiful 17th century mansion filled with contemporary leather divans and velvet armchairs and oud players who serenade you as you dine. Bookings are essential.
8 locals recommend
Dinarjat
6 Rue Belgnaouibeautiful 17th century mansion filled with contemporary leather divans and velvet armchairs and oud players who serenade you as you dine. Bookings are essential.
Traditional singers, musicians and dancers provide entertainment, while the service is polite and attentive. Sit on the terrace for excellent views of both Medina and Kasbah.
7 locals recommend
Restaurant Le Ziryab
Avenue des consulsTraditional singers, musicians and dancers provide entertainment, while the service is polite and attentive. Sit on the terrace for excellent views of both Medina and Kasbah.
Second only to the food is the view from the rooftop deck, which looks out to the Kasbah.
49 locals recommend
Le Dhow
Avenue Al MarsaSecond only to the food is the view from the rooftop deck, which looks out to the Kasbah.
Solid choice for traditional Moroccan fare, their short menu features some local staples like tajine and couscous (daily). Friendly staff and good ambience, with a view to the Medina wall. Fair prices and open all-day, without siesta break. Good sign that it is always packed and not just by westerners - Moroccan folk seem to be enjoying it as well. Ask for a cup of mint tea, the server will perform a little show for you and your camera. Ended up eating three times there
36 locals recommend
Dar Naji
Avenue Jazirat Al ArabeSolid choice for traditional Moroccan fare, their short menu features some local staples like tajine and couscous (daily). Friendly staff and good ambience, with a view to the Medina wall. Fair prices and open all-day, without siesta break. Good sign that it is always packed and not just by westerners - Moroccan folk seem to be enjoying it as well. Ask for a cup of mint tea, the server will perform a little show for you and your camera. Ended up eating three times there
Great fresh foods and crepes. Good stop for an afternoon coffee or to pass the time and catch up on work.
Pause Gourmet
467 Ave Mohammed VGreat fresh foods and crepes. Good stop for an afternoon coffee or to pass the time and catch up on work.
This place is not the typical Moroccan place , but it's been around since the 60's and is one of the few remaining restaurants from the good days. It's a part of Rabat history, and overall the food is good and well priced. Recommend Pizza and Beer!
15 locals recommend
La Mamma’s Pizza
This place is not the typical Moroccan place , but it's been around since the 60's and is one of the few remaining restaurants from the good days. It's a part of Rabat history, and overall the food is good and well priced. Recommend Pizza and Beer!
Le Georges
5 Rue Oued BahtGreat atmosphere and food. Serves beer , wine and live music.
Drinks & Nightlife
From Wednesday to the end of the week diners are treated to an array of live music, from an old-fashioned pianist to live bands and jazz acts. On Saturdays, the bistro is transformed into a vibrant pa
7 locals recommend
Le Grand Comptoir
279 Av. Mohammed VFrom Wednesday to the end of the week diners are treated to an array of live music, from an old-fashioned pianist to live bands and jazz acts. On Saturdays, the bistro is transformed into a vibrant pa
One of the Best Clubs in Rabat since 1989, located within walking distance (18 Rue Monastir, Rabat) Amnesia is a great disco glamor décor and "design", it is also a Mecca for trendy nights in Rabat. The resident DJ, DJ Green and DJ Hak'X, bring the ambience around the House Progressive mixes and R & B. The choice of the map bar will satisfy the desires and tastes of all. The club can accommodate up to 800 people.
7 locals recommend
Amnesia
17 Rue MonastireOne of the Best Clubs in Rabat since 1989, located within walking distance (18 Rue Monastir, Rabat) Amnesia is a great disco glamor décor and "design", it is also a Mecca for trendy nights in Rabat. The resident DJ, DJ Green and DJ Hak'X, bring the ambience around the House Progressive mixes and R & B. The choice of the map bar will satisfy the desires and tastes of all. The club can accommodate up to 800 people.
Arts & Culture
Exhibition "Morocco medieval, an empire of Africa to Spain" is extended until 1 September 2015!
76 locals recommend
Museum Mohamed VI of Modern and Contemporary Art
2 Av. Moulay HassanExhibition "Morocco medieval, an empire of Africa to Spain" is extended until 1 September 2015!
Théâtre National Mohammed V
172 Av. Al Mansour AddahbiTake in a little culture while you are here!