Hotel d'Alsace Rabat

Boulevard Hassan II Rabat, Morocco

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Rabat, like a tourist

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

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... I headed back into the Medina, this time down a different road, which I hoped would lead me close to the Mausoleum on the other side of the Medina. This part of the Medina was a little more interesting with lots of handmade crafts and food stalls. Although I still had not eaten, I decided to pass all of the food stalls and continue on to the Mausoleum.

Out of the Medina, I turned left and walked down a main street that border the ...

Rabat and Ramadan

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... site of streets and buildings, made all the more interesting by the beautiful plants, trees anf lowers grown in the jardin behind the minaret and medersa. There are many orange, fig and olive trees here, old established areas of creaking bamboo, hibiscus, orange flag,s prolific blue-flowering clematis and a whole host of flowering shrubs and green plants. Very pretty!

I walked back to Le Tour Hassan and Mohammed V's mausoleum on the east side of the city, ...

Leaving Morocco

A travel blog entry by nietsreuef

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... for relaxation. I originally took the latter as a cause of the former, but it’s really the other way around. Moroccans are very good at recognizing quality, and they are prepared to let it satisfy them. Sultan Moulay Ismail had 900 kids, couldn’t find perfection in one wife or one child, among other things, so he kept going, became perhaps the ...

Lost on a bus in Rabat

A travel blog entry by sudell

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... what to take them up on the purchase, the price quiclk becomes $40.00. Generally, final price ended up being $5.00, but if you wanted change, well, good luck with that. We had a short drive around Rabat to see some of the other sights such as the old town, and the protesters (our driver got us moved away from there fairly quickly while the guide gave us a bit of a "pay no attention" spiel). The sellers were waiting for us as we left the old ...

African Arrival

A travel blog entry by heathalessleofo

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... that Heather and I could carry it together. Regardless, we will definitely be on the lookout for another bag to spread the weight around. As we walked to the boat we saw a long line of campervans outside the window, queuing up to complete formalities and get on board. We were starting to feel relieved that this part of the trip would be without our new home. The ferry ride was only an hour long, and much of it was spent waiting in line to get ...

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