See beauty The capital of Morocco : Rabat " Journey As if you were in it "

Rabat, modern capital and historic city ...

Rabat, imperial city and Moroccan capital to find a voice for a very visible global sustainable development.
The administrative city par excellence offers many advantages to its inhabitants and residents settled in the many Rbatis neighborhoods.
A city giving new perspectives thanks to the quality infrastructures that we will be able to distinguish all around the capital, associating a remarkable economic potential in constant renewal with abundant natural richnesses.

On the Atlantic coast of northwestern Morocco, Rabat is the result of a fruitful dialogue between the Arab-Muslim past and Western modernism.

Thanks to its pleasant climate, its privileged location on the edge of the Atlantic, its exceptional history, Rabat-Salé stands out as a leading tourist destination.

Its coastline stretches nearly 60 km of coastline where rocky creeks or sandy beaches alternate and its hinterland offers an ecological diversity ideal for hiking.

In terms of culture and history, it benefits from a unique heritage, reflecting the diversity of legacies that have shaped the Deux Rives du BouRegreg over the centuries.

From their past, Rabat and Salé have preserved rich historical and cultural heritage, witnesses of civilizations and dynasties that have succeeded one another.

At the beginning of the Protectorate, Rabat becomes a real urban laboratory. A new city is designed by a team of architects, urban planners and landscapers (Prost, Ecochard and Forestier) which lays the groundwork for a new urbanism. This has earned Rabat a city center with urban and landscaping of high quality.

Located less than one hundred kilometers from Casablanca, Rabat is the administrative capital of the country, the city where are concentrated ministries and large administrations.

The atmosphere of this large white city with wide arteries is totally different from that of Casablanca, although it is also located at the edge of the sea.

Rabat is separated from its neighboring town, Salé, by the river Bou-Regreg, in practice the two cities form a single agglomeration.

Rabat also has a tourist area ' oudaya rabat '

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