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Rabat

Feb 6, 2026 to Feb 9, 2026
4 days Solo Moderate budget
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4Days
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12Meals
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Solo travelers aged 55-64 interested in history, culture, and museums
Estimated budget
$800-$1,200

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Beautiful historical architecture in Rabat showcasing intricate art and design.
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Exploring Rabat's Historic Center

Friday, February 6
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09:00 AM

Kasbah of the Udayas

A 12th-century fortress and one of Rabat's most famous landmarks

Kasbah of the Udayas, Rue Jabal Al Yahoud, Rabat 10000, Morocco 1.5 hours Free
Wear comfortable shoes and explore the narrow streets and alleys
11:30 AM

Rabat Archaeological Museum

A museum showcasing Morocco's rich archaeological heritage

Rabat Archaeological Museum, 23, Rue Ain El Aouda, Hassan, Rabat 10000, Morocco 2 hours $5
Guided tours available in English and French

Where to eat

breakfastLa Maison Blanche (French-Moroccan), $$
lunchLe Grand Comptoir (International), $$
dinnerDar Naji (Traditional Moroccan), $$$
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Royal Palaces and Gardens

Saturday, February 7
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09:30 AM

Royal Palace of Rabat

The official residence of the King of Morocco

Royal Palace of Rabat, Avenue Moulay Hassan, Rabat 10000, Morocco 1 hour Free (outside visit only)
Respect the palace's security and dress modestly
11:00 AM

Andalusian Gardens

Beautiful gardens showcasing Moroccan and Andalusian flora

Andalusian Gardens, Rue de la Kasbah, Rabat 10000, Morocco 1.5 hours Free
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and take plenty of photos

Where to eat

breakfastCafé Clock (International), $$
lunchRestaurant Le Ziryab (Moroccan), $$
dinnerAl Fassia (Traditional Moroccan), $$$

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Museums and Coastal Views

Sunday, February 8
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10:00 AM

Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

A museum showcasing Moroccan and international modern art

Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Angle Avenue Moulay Hassan et Rue de la Federation, Rabat 10000, Morocco 2 hours $5
Guided tours available in English and French
01:00 PM

Rabat Beach

A scenic beach with beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean

Rabat Beach, Boulevard de la Corniche, Rabat 10000, Morocco 2 hours Free
Enjoy the sun, sea, and local seafood

Where to eat

breakfastLa Brioche Dorée (French), $$
lunchLa Creperie (French), $$
dinnerLe Dinarjat (Traditional Moroccan), $$$

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Medina and Souks

Monday, February 9
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09:30 AM

Rabat Medina

A historic and vibrant neighborhood with narrow streets and souks

Rabat Medina, Rue des Consuls, Rabat 10000, Morocco 2 hours Free
Get lost in the narrow streets and explore the local markets
12:00 PM

Souk el Khemis

A bustling marketplace with a variety of local goods

Souk el Khemis, Rue des Consuls, Rabat 10000, Morocco 1.5 hours Free
Haggle and negotiate prices, and try local snacks

Where to eat

breakfastCafé Maure (Traditional Moroccan), $$
lunchRestaurant Le Relais (International), $$
dinnerDar El Kebira (Traditional Moroccan), $$$

Practical information

Getting there

Fly into Rabat-Salé Airport (RBA) and take a taxi or bus to the city center

Getting around

Use taxis, buses, or walk to get around the city

Currency

Moroccan Dirham (MAD), exchange rates: 1 USD = 10-11 MAD

Language

Arabic and French are the official languages, but many locals speak English, useful phrases: 'merhaba' (hello), 'shukraan' (thank you)

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Guided tours around Rabat

Multi-day tours with a local guide, transport and stays included

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