rabat

الرباط

The second largest city in Morocco after Casablanca, is located on the Atlantic coast in the flat plain roomy, and at the mouth of the River Borkrac which separates the city of Salé old city until they have become a single city. Has built one of the Berber tribes Muslim fortress called it Rabat is here carried the political and administrative capital of Morocco Rabat name since 1912. And Rabat, the residence of the King Center and the embassies and diplomatic activity, and features spacious boulevards and leafy trees and an area of ​​green and clean air and mild weather and scenic surroundings. Which at the same time a modern city their facilities modern and a number of universities and scientific institutes, technical, and the bond of its old town will lead the visitor through the Avenue Hassan II and then sur-Andalus market is covered before it enters directly into the market the old title (peduncle) and then was off visiting hundreds of stores even up to (market Sbat), which is crowded with various types and forms of products of skin and from up to, "Reed Oudayas" famous overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, on the road stands one of the oldest mosque in Rabat dates its construction to the year 1150, as well as a laboratory for making carpets ligamentous famous. One can stand above the tower to see the pirates surf on the rocks, and sightseeing in the city of Salé, the other side of the River Bouregreg. Before leaving the city does not need to visit the beautiful gardens which are arranged like the gardens of Andalusia, and can visit the Museum of Moroccan Arts, including its content of archaeological treasures and wonderful patterns. Street and traffic in favor of Mohammed V, the largest and most beautiful street in Rabat is mediated by a green square and the rows of palm trees Albasagh Oppe trendy shops and chic cafes. And interesting places to visit in Rabat Kasbah Chellah and Hassan Tower, Mohamed V Vdharih which combine architecture and inscriptions and artifacts it contained between tradition and modernity in one scene. Among the most prominent Moroccan industry is characterized by ligamentous carpet from the other, as well as clothing and embroidered garments and ceramic pots, jewelry and engraving on wood and leather.