Experience the true essence of Rabat in a private local tour

The Royal Palace in Rabat, Morocco, is like the king's swanky pad and a super famous spot. Locally known as "Dar al-Makhzen," it's all about showing off Morocco's monarchy and political power. Now, here's the thing: you can't normally go inside alone, but our awesome guides can hook you up and let you soak in all that grandeur firsthand.

Hey, come join our guides and check out this awesome 12th-century mosque that's still standing strong! It's a witness to the incredible grandeur of the Almohad dynasty. And just a few steps away, you gotta stop by the mausoleum of Mohammed V. It's a massive structure that pays tribute to both kings Mohamed V and Hassan II and is a real beauty you don't want to miss!

Our guide will accompany you on a tour in the Chellah necropolis. Before being a fortified Rampart of the muslim it used to be a trading center for the phoenician and then invaded by romans and became a roman mauritanian province. Then abandoned the place in the 15th century.

Our guide will help you learn about the history of the citadel of Udaya which was demolished and rebuilt by the many dynasties which ruled over Morocco. The site is registered as a Unesco World Heritage. You will be intrigued by its alleyways and the rampart which are adjacent to the old town, next to the Bouregreg river and overlooking the Atlantic. Then, the icing on the cake will be a tour inside the Andalusian gardens.

Our guide will show you this awesome garden from 1918, with a cool mix of Moroccan and French styles. It's a chill spot you don't wanna miss, perfect for unwinding and chilling out.

Hey, did you know that Morocco's capital city, Rabat, was founded back in the 12th century by Muslim refugees from Spain? Cool, right? It's got these amazing mosques and a super old medersa that our awesome guide will show you. Oh, and get your cameras ready because there are some seriously unique spots for taking killer pictures. You won't wanna miss it!

So, as you walk by the Moroccan Parliament, you can appreciate its historical significance and the pivotal role it continues to play in the democratic journey of the kingdom. Situated in the French-built section of the city, the Moroccan Parliament stands as an emblem of the country's progress and commitment to democracy. It represents the collective voice of the Moroccan people and their aspirations for a prosperous future. An opportunity for you to understand the political situation in the only kingdom in North Africa.