Riad Kasbah
Travel Blogs from Rabat
THE ROOFTOP TERRACE
... the end of the month, and only for half of December. He said rudely, "C'est pas un hotel." (This isn't a hotel.) I'd have to move out in six days.
The next time I came to the terrace, I found Ishem rearranging the table and chairs in a possessive move. He was upset, as he spoke to me with the firmness of a father who didn't listen. "Il faut respecter. C'est une famille islamique. T'est tujours a terrace. Il ...
Everything I've done since the last entry
... take a small rug out of their trunk and pray right there on the spot when the Muezzin calls. Although Rabat is really a very modern city, traditional Moroccan culture is so pervasive it has withstood modernization. As I looked at the "taxi tea set" I thought about how this is something I'd want to share with everyone at home, but because it was something so insignificant I would surely forget all about it! I also thought about how in the states we rarely take in a minute to "stop ...
11-14-12
... in general. So if you say you like someones necklace, for instance, you are implying envy and the owner of the necklace feels threatened by potential misfortune if they do not give it you. It's complicated. Basically I'm just not going to say anything along those lines haha.
Following the trend of strange rules (lack of) and guidelines in Morocco, there MIGHT be a holiday, Muslim New Years, on Friday, or maybe Thursday WHO KNOWS??? Certainly not me--until 8 o'clock that is, ...
Majestic Morocco... Maybe Not...
... I was fine there with clothing, but I did wish I brought my knee length skirts from the States. I packed light with my backpack and medium size suitcase so I could bring back souvinors from Morocco.
Back to my traveling… We all met at the train station to take the train to the airport and we got ready to have a three hour flight from around 8pm to 11pm and dealing with a two ...
Imperial Rabat
... and it has remained so ever since. The French who colonized Morocco from 1912 to 1956 (approx.) ruled mainly from Casablanca but the Moroccans stayed in Rabat.
As we passed through the gate in the Walls we first went to visit the Royal Palace. Morocco is a Muslim Constitutional Monarchy. It is relatively modern for a Muslim country. The current King, Mohammed the 6th has only one wife (his Father had over 40) and only ...
Location
TripAdvisor Reviews Riad Kasbah Rabat
Other places to stay in Rabat
-
Riad Marhaba
3 rue Essam, Rabat | B&Bfrom $71 -
Riad Dar Soufa
7 derb souaf, Rabat | B&Bfrom $77 -
Riad Dar Aida
Fredj, Rabat | B&B -
Dar Baraka
26 rue Jamaa, Rabat | B&B -
Riad Senso
Rue Jamaa Tililou, Rabat | B&Bfrom $89
