Hassan Tower

Despite being left unfinished, Hassan Tower in Rabat still occupies a special place in the citizens' hearts and is one of the prominent landmarks of the city. The tower was initially built as a part of a mosque on orders of Sultan al-Mansour in 1195 AD, but the work was stopped when the sultan died in 1199. Now it is a popular tourism destination as a result of its unique structure that was made with red sandstone and its fascinating architecture style that continues to attract travelers all over the world.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: Free to Visit

Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Monday to Friday), 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Saturday and Sunday) 

Best Time to Visit: Early Morning

Kasbah Of The Udayas

One of the best sites in Rabat if you're looking to get some picturesque views of the Atlantic Ocean, Rabat’s Kasbah of the Udayas is a must-visit place for all travelers. Apart from being a scenic spot, the area is also famous for being the site of a former fortress built in the 1200s. One of the Kasbahs highlights is the Bab Oudaia or the entrance gate, an imposing structure that leaves people in awe when they cross it, and the famous Andalusian gardens which are a haven for people desiring peace and tranquility while in Rabat.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: Free to Visit

Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Monday to Friday),9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Saturday and Sunday) 

Best Time to Visit: Late Afternoon

Rabat Old Market

For those who want to experience the wonderful Moroccan culture in its full glory while in Rabat, Rabat Old Market is the place to go. The main commercial hub of Rabat from the 12th century, you’ll find it alive and buzzing through all hours of the day. The market sells everything from local handicrafts, to clothing, food, and everything one can imagine. Rabat’s old market is divided into several small souks, all dedicated to different types of goods. Sipping on some Moroccan tea while sitting in one of the various restaurants in the bustling market, can make one’s experience of Rabat simply unforgettable.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Opening Hours: 10 AM to 11 PM

Best Time to Visit: Late Afternoon

Chellah

One of the most relaxing and spiritual places in all of Rabat, Chellah is a wonderful place for those seeking an escape from the bustling environment of the city. The site is also a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Rabat, due to its Chellah’s history dating back to the 1st Century AD during Roman rule of Morocco. Chellah is also the necropolis of former sultans of Morocco and also serves as a mosque for local inhabitants. The lush greenery of the complex, the peaceful vibe, its ancient history, all contribute to making Chellah a popular tourist destination and a must-see place in Rabat.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: $7.26 per person

Opening Hours: 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM

Best Time to Visit: Late Afternoon

Rabat Archaeological Museum

One of the most fascinating places in Rabat one can visit, the Archaeological Museum contains artifacts depicting Morocco’s history from ancient times till now. The museum contains artifacts ranging from the Phoenician to the Carthaginian period till the Roman and Islamic rule over Morocco. The museum itself is divided into separate sections each dedicated to each of these different cultures that thrived in Morocco. For those looking to get a grasp of the history of Morocco while in Rabat, a visit to its famous Archaeological Museum is a must.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: Price Range from $0.52 to $2.05 per person

Opening Hours: 10 AM to 6 PM, Monday, Wednesday to Sunday (Closed on Tuesday)

Best Time to Visit: Weekdays, Late Afternoon

Museum Of Modern And Contemporary Art

Built to show to the world the fascinating and wonderful artworks of Moroccan artists regarding the local culture, The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is one of Rabat‘s most heavily visited destinations. Built in 2014, the museum contains a large number of artworks made by different artisans and also displays various kinds of international art from time to time. A fascinating museum built to showcase various elements of Morocco's wonderful culture, the Modern and Contemporary Art Museum is one of the modern symbols of Rabat and one of its most premier destinations to visit.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: $3.08 per person

Opening Hours: 10 AM to 6 PM

Best Time to Visit: Morning

Andalusian Gardens

Andalusian Gardens are one of the most peaceful and relaxing places in Rabat, providing a haven for travelers seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It was built in 1918 by a French architect, with the gardens designed in a classic Andalusian design, dating back to the 800’s. One of the best spots in the city if you’re looking to get a breather from the commotion nearby, the Andalusian Gardens evoke a sense of tranquility for those seeking peace.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: Free to Visit

Opening Hours: 10 AM to 6 PM

Best Time to Visit: Late Afternoon

Bouregreg Marina

The Bouregreg Marina is a fascinating destination in Rabat where Morocco's waterside serenity and ambiance is on full display, with stunning looks and wonderful breezes creating a wonderful effect for all. The marina is located at the meeting point of Bouregreg river and the Atlantic ocean, with stunning views of the Atlantic and the surrounding landscape a big factor in its popularity.

Things to Note Before Visiting

Entry Fee: Free to Visit (Certain Attractions Might Cost)

Opening Hours: 10 AM to 10 PM

Best Time to Visit: Early Evening