Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is a modern city full of cultural and political significance. For centuries, it has been a major center of trade and commerce, and its architecture reflects the many different cultures that have inhabited the area over time. Today, Rabat is an ideal destination for tourists looking to explore real Moroccan culture, history, and cuisine in one of the country's most sophisticated cities. The Essential Free Tour in Rabat is the perfect way to experience this vibrant city and its many historical and cultural sites. This easy walk led by an expert local guide will take visitors through some of the city's most iconic landmarks, giving them a chance to get an in-depth insight into Rabat's diverse past and multicultural present. Rather than the usual tourist traps abundant in other Moroccan tours, this experience will take you on an informative and enjoyable walk that doesn't include stops for shopping.

One of the highlights of any free tour in Rabat is the Kasbah of the Udayas, an ancient fortress built by the Almohads during the 12th century. Towering majestically alongside the Atlantic Ocean, its imposing walls offer a sense of safety and security to all who visit. From there, the tour takes you to explore the Old Medina - a bustling area filled with narrow alleyways, traditional cafes and handicraft shops. This is what gives old medina its unique atmosphere - Rabat's historic charm mixed with modern day hustle and bustle! Not far from here is the area known as Mellah (the old Jewish quarter), where visitors can admire the colorful streets, spot some synagogues and get a better understanding of the Jewish community's history in Rabat. Outside the city walls, lies the harbor and the corniche, two excellent spots for taking a stroll or enjoying the sunset.

During your Essential Free Rabat Tour, you will also have a chance to cross the Place du 16 Novembre and reach Hassan Tower - one of Rabat's most recognizable monuments. This beautiful structure is composed of two minarets built by the Almohads near the end of the 12th century. Just across the tower you will find another must-see landmark: the Mausoleum Mohammed V. This beautiful marble pavilion crowned with green tiles pays tribute to the cherished memory of Mohammed V, a beloved late monarch whose exemplary character was seen as an embodiment of national freedom. It serves as a reminder of Morocco’s independence from colonization. All in all, this guided tour will give you a comprehensive overview of Rabat’s rich culture and history, plus it will reveal some hidden gems that only local experts know about. So book today an unforgettable walking journey through one of Morocco's most important cities! You won't regret it!