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The unfinished 12th-century minaret that would have been the world's tallest mosque. The 200-column esplanade and Mohammed V Mausoleum alongside it create one of Morocco's most dramatic historic sites.
The royal mausoleum of King Mohammed V and King Hassan II — gleaming white marble with intricate carved plaster and cedar. A Royal Guard ceremony takes place at the gate. Morocco's most important modern monument.
A UNESCO-listed Almohad fortified kasbah perched above the Atlantic and the Bou Regreg river. The Andalusian garden within is one of Morocco's most beautiful. The blue-and-white painted lanes pre-date Chefchaouen.
A haunting complex of Roman ruins and Merinid-era mosque, built over each other across 2,000 years of history. Now inhabited by nesting storks and a colony of eels fed by pilgrims — utterly unique in Morocco.
A relaxed, unharassed medina compared to Marrakech or Fes. Excellent shopping for artisanal goods — particularly Rabat's famous handwoven carpets (Tapis de Rabat) with geometric Berber patterns.
The Musée Mohammed VI d'Art Moderne et Contemporain — Morocco's finest contemporary art museum. Rotating exhibitions of Moroccan and international artists, housed in a purpose-built modern building in the Hassan district.