Hotel Lutece Rabat

29 avenue Resistance (Al Moukaouama) Rabat, Morocco

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Hlavni mesto

A travel blog entry by gabifilova

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... vyrazime na jidlo, prochazime mesto, trhy, kavarny a uzasne cukrarny.
Mesto je tu rozdeleno velmi striktne na starou a novou ctvrt, to vse umocnuje nova moderni tramvaj (jako Porsche) , ktera jezdi okolo hradeb mediny. Lidi uz tu jsou obleceni evropsky, malokdo je cley zahaleny.

Druhy den si uzivame snidani v kavarne. Vyrazime po pamatkach.
Hlavnim magnetem tu je Hasanova vez a mauzoleum s tatinkem a dedeckem soucasneho krale.
S kasbahu ...

Rabat and Ramadan

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... the call came and out came the hot harira soup, that's possibly been made with a sheep's head, chick peas and veg, but I've never been inclined to want to ask! The accompaniments make sense tho': veg, calcium and protein, sugar - all good after a fast! I returned to my room to drop off the food and continue on to the internet, but I found that my earlier 3.5hrs was catching up with me and, before I knew it, I'd dropped off and completely missed the internet!
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Moroccan Shoes

A travel blog entry by nietsreuef

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... and gun of preposterous length--a mere soldier!--I thought he was the Emperor at least.


Mark Twain writing about Tangier. He mentions the yellow slipper – baboush, belgha, balgha (بلغه) (balga, belgha, or belga). Heelless slippers made from leather, part of traditional dress in Morocco.

Balgha are worn by men and women of all social classes, urban and rural, indoor or out, slacks or ...

Return to Rabat

A travel blog entry by mark.wilson

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... beaks (kind of sounded like the Predator from the movies!)

After exploring the ruins, we wondered through the embassy district (the US embassy had a huge flag with15ft high walls wrapped in razor wire!) before buying some E-number rich drinks from a local shop. The owner was a very friendly chap and spoke quite good English.

After dosing ourselves up on sugar and chemicals, we wandered over to the Le Tour Hassan (Hassan Tower) and ...

MOROCCO

A travel blog entry by haleysorensen

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... the things they heard were along the lines of we are big consumers, we get whatever we want, we only care about ourselves, etc. They also talked about the Palestinian/Israeli conflict and their opinions on Jews. This was extremely interesting as many of my Syracuse friends are Jewish so they were exchanging ideas and thoughts of both sides. What surprised me the most about Morocco is the people. Every single person I talked to was ...

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