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33 reviews 7 travel blogs 6 photos Attraction Type:
Town center/square/plaza
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Wonderful Rabat
First a note: We split this blog by town because it was just too long otherwise.
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Tuesday morning we got up early because our cousin was picking us up to take us to the airport! We made it to the airport just fine and had only one exciting moment when we found out our gate was changed at the last moment right as they were calling … -
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Rabat, like a tourist
Well I checked off everything on my list that my guidebook told me to see - like a good tourist should do. Of course Rabat has more to offer than just its guidebook attractions, but they have continued to hide from me much to the credit of this unforgiving language barrier. I spent most of the day in quiet solitude, among a constant mass of people …
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Now we're in Rabat!
... about 260 USD. Brittany, who has been to Morocco before, was suddenly our local expert so we follow her into the medina of Rabat. From our hotel to the heart of the medina we experienced the transition from the ville nouvelle to the ...
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Rabat, Fes
... neat place with shared hot shower for 140dh for a double, although for some people it could be a bit noisy. Again, the medina of Fes is a really complicated place. However, there are 5 marked recommended routes through the city, a very practical thing! ...
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Morocco Part III: we have no more dirhams!
... except for the pervading stench of cooking snails on the pavement below (a delicacy for the locals and complete hell for us). The Medina of Rabat was tame compared to Fes and we had a quick wander through it but didn´t want to venture too far for fear ...
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Morocco 04
... It pays to give a young child a small coin to guide you around the medinas and to get a taxi for you Favourite Things about Morocco: - Jemaa-el-Fna in Marrakech and the medina in Rabat - Moroccan whiskey - the sugar amped mint tea - Shaun's ...
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An experience like nothing else...
... " for the remainder of the trip. Once we were assigned to our homestay we were greeted warmly by a family that lived in the medina of Rabat. The family, consisting of a grandmother, a grandfather (who we never met, he was out of town), a daughter and her ...
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Rabat – Glimpses of Imperial Glory
... on the grounds of an unfinished Mosque that King Hassan had designed but never finished. Finally we go on a stroll through the Medina of Rabat, enjoying the sights and smells of a thriving market. For lunch I have my first tagine sampling of the tour ...
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Morocco Exchange: Rabat
... studies of Francophone countries. (Morocco is also a French-Speaking country) We finish dinner with the host family, and explore the Medina of Rabat with the female student. It's dark out, but we get to explore the Medina, see Parliament and the "white ...
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