Casablanca To Rabat Day Trip VIP EXCURSION Jewish Sightseeing & Landmarks

Excursion Casablanca to Rabat Day

 

In this day trip you will explore the most two largest cities in Morocco Casablanca & Rabat

Starting the journey by North Africa Biggest Mosque Hassan II ,Art-deco buildings and many other tourist attractions than you will drive to rabat .

 

One of the four imperial cities in Morocco. RABAT the political capital of Morocco (in Arabic Ribat) was founded in the 10th century near the ruins of the Phoenician a later Roman port of Sala Colonia at the mouth of Bou-Regreg River. It became the capital of the great 12th-century Almohades conqueror Yacoub El Mansour, who ruled an area that extended from Tunisia to northern Spain. After the death of Yacoub el Mansour, Rabat lost much of its importance and was not to recover its status as capital until the French occupation in 1912.

 

The Mechouar (Royal Palace precinct) of the Palais Royal built in 1864 on the ruins of a late 18C property. The inside is not open for public; it contains the Royal Cabinet, Ministry of the Royal Household and the prime minister’s offices.

 

Hassan tower & Mausoleum; is unfinished minaret of Hassan Mosque, constructed by Yacoub el Mansour in the last five years of his reign after his victory over the king of Castle and Leon at Alarcos. 

The mosque was destroyed at the same time as the city of Lisbon in the earthquake of 1755. Visit the nearby white marbled Mausoleum of the King Mohammed V, where both kings are buried (Mohammed V, Hassan II and his brother Prince Mulay Abdellah).

 

Oudaias Kasbah, built on the bluff overlooking the estuary and the Atlantic Ocean, dominate the surrounding area and can be seen from some distance. The main entry point is the Almohades gate of Bab Oudaia built in 1195. Most of its

and this is flexible Programme we can add sites and skip ones depend on your interests .