Dar El Kebira Rabat
Rue des Consuls - 1 Impasse Belghazi, Ferran Znaki Rabat, 1005, Morocco
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It was a long week
Tuesday was more laying around though we were beginning to feel better. Guillaume found a super market and we got ourselves some food to make in the apartment. We really did nothing all day, but we changed from drinking the tap water to only bottled water.
Wednesday I was feeling better and Guillaume was ready to go. Though we both woke up ready it turned out that we weren’t as great as we hoped. We managed to spend a few hours in the Medina and even managed ...
Rabat and Ramadan
... a much lesser number of females) were all in lovely tones and it really sounded impressive!
I was privileged to have a really quick peek at the medersa, that wasn't actually open, due to Ramadan. The walls were elaborately decorated in zellij ornate tilework, with stunninbg carved stucco work and quite lovely carved woodwork in cedar. Sadly I couldn't capture this Merenid styled courtyard with balcony, as the building was actually closed and my peek ...
Volubilis
... will be able to go on with our day as we please. For dinner we found a restaurant that appeared to cater more for the local crowd than the string of eateries offering the typical tourist menu. This turned out to be a bad choice as the tagine we ordered was overcooked and the flavourless sauce reduced to charcoal. After spending a little more time wandering the nearby streets we returned to our hotel for another early ...
Step 23: Roadtrip to Rabat
... them cheese and this two foot eel just swims out to eat it! How cool!
There was also a lovely flower garden amidst the ruins. Strolling through the blues, purples and yellows of flowers gives me the urge to have my own flower garden when I have my house. It was so relaxing and the people sized leaves on some of the plants were just flat out awesome!
After the ruins, we toured the city by bus, pointing out ...
Capital of sights
... the impressive gate that the streets would be so picturesque with their white washed walls and an array of blue hues - I thought my camera was going to seize up when every turn seemed more eye catching than the next. You will be pleased to see that I only attached a sample of the photos - hoping to give you a glimpse of the roads, the sturdy doors with unique details and door knockers. The reason all the streets ...



