Rabat-Salé-Kénitra
Rabat
The elegant capital, Andalusian gardens, kasbahs and a quiet confidence.
最佳时节
April–June and September–October
理想天数
1–2 days
机场
Rabat-Salé (RBA); or Casablanca (CMN) ~1h by train
语言
Arabic & Amazigh; French widely spoken
货币
Moroccan dirham (MAD)
安全
One of Morocco's calmest, safest cities
Morocco's capital is its most composed city: green, orderly and unhurried, with a UNESCO-listed heritage that spans Roman ruins, medieval minarets and 20th-century civic grandeur. Rabat wears its status lightly, there is little of the hustle of Marrakech or Fès here.
On a bluff above the river Bou Regreg sits the Kasbah of the Udayas, a whitewashed-and-blue quarter of Andalusian calm; across the water lies its twin city, Salé. For travellers who want history and beauty without the intensity, Rabat is a graceful surprise.
A layered history
Rabat's story runs deep: the Roman and later Islamic site of Chellah, the unfinished 12th-century Hassan Tower and its vast mosque, and the Almohad walls that still ring the city. In 2012 its blend of historic and modern heritage earned UNESCO World Heritage status.
Under the French protectorate Rabat became the administrative capital, gaining wide avenues and civic buildings that sit comfortably beside the older city. That mix of eras, all well kept, is the capital's particular charm.
Culture & pace
As the seat of government and the royal palace, Rabat is dignified and green, with parks, gardens and a long ocean-and-river frontage. It is relaxed and easy to walk, with far less tourist pressure than the imperial cities, a place to breathe between headline destinations.
街区
落脚何处。
每个街区都是不同的Rabat,我们帮您选对地方。
The jewel
Kasbah of the Udayas
A blue-and-white Andalusian quarter on the bluff, with gardens and river views.
Old town
The Medina
A calm, walkable medina for craft, carpets and everyday Moroccan life.
Landmark
Hassan & the Mausoleum
The great unfinished tower and the exquisite mausoleum of Mohammed V.
Civic capital
Ville Nouvelle
Wide boulevards, embassies, galleries and the rhythm of the capital.
Ruins & gardens
Chellah
Romantic Roman-and-Islamic ruins overtaken by gardens and nesting storks.
必做体验
值得专程前往的体验。
Iconic
Kasbah of the Udayas
Wander the blue lanes to the Andalusian garden and the ocean terrace.
Heritage
Hassan Tower & Mausoleum
The soaring minaret and the marble mausoleum of the royal family.
History
Chellah
Layered Roman and Merinid ruins wrapped in wild gardens and birdsong.
Art
Mohammed VI Museum
Morocco's flagship museum of modern and contemporary art.
Beyond the river
Cross to Salé
The quieter twin city across the Bou Regreg, with its own medina and medersa.
预算
在这座城市一天的花费。
每人每日的参考指引,助您规划旅程,最终行程将精确报价。
舒适
€70–130 pp/day
A riad in the medina or kasbah, garden walks and riverside lunches.
高级
€160–320 pp/day
A boutique stay, a private guide for the UNESCO sites and modern-Morocco context.
奢华
€400+ pp/day
A landmark hotel, private guiding and the capital's best tables.
住宿之选
入住成为故事一部分的地方。
从城墙内的庭院 riad 到棕榈林中的隐居之所,我们为您匹配理想住址。
A kasbah or medina riad
A restored house near the Udayas, calm and central.
仅供示意,预订时将匹配经审核的合作住宿。
A boutique city hotel
Modern rooms in the Ville Nouvelle, walkable to the sights.
仅供示意,预订时将匹配经审核的合作住宿。
A landmark hotel
The capital has grand, discreet hotels; we match you to the right one.
美食美饮
吃什么,在哪吃。
Coastal capital
Fresh seafood
Atlantic fish and shellfish, from the port to refined dining rooms.
Fine dining
Refined Moroccan cuisine
The capital's tables lean elegant, with polished takes on the classics.
Daily life
Garden cafés
Mint tea and pastries in Rabat's many green, unhurried corners.
贴心提示
常见问题。
Yes, it is Morocco's calmest, greenest city, with UNESCO-listed heritage from Roman Chellah to the Kasbah of the Udayas, and far less tourist pressure than Marrakech or Fès. A day or two is a graceful addition to a northern route.