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Rabat is located North of Morroco, about two hours away from Casablanca. There is a lot of tourism in Rabat for two main reasons: sits right on the shores of the Atlantic and it is about two hours away from Spain. There is a lot of life in Rabat. Work hours are from 8-3pm and people seem to enjoy them self after work. Islam is the major religion.

People in Rabat are nice and respectful, but like any other country prudence should be a priority. There is nightlife in Rabat, young locals and visitors gather around at night along the beach, and there are several "booths" type restaurants along the beach. Arabic and French are the two languages, but you can get around with English. There is a big market around the castle. Try to avoid downtown as it gets crowded and busy.
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Day 2: Rabat to Casablanca
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Oct 12, 2007 - Oct 28, 2007
We piled into our tour minivan bus and left our hotel in Rabat at 9:00 in the morning (will be a common theme throughout my journey, 9:00 am). We did a little sightseeing in Rabat before heading off to Casablanca. We stopped to see visit the Mohammed V Mausoleum, tomb of the present king's father and grandfather, and the Hassan Tower.  Afterwards, we strolled through the local markets and kasbah before proceeding on to Casblanca.
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Cold evenings of Summer Love
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May 28, 2004
Day 1: ArrivalWe arrived at 1am in the morning local time. We were greeted by the host family and the party started Almost immediately the whole neighborhood was part of the celebration. T he following day, after 20+ hour sleep depravation from my flight (jet lag) I woke up to the sounds of prayers through a loud speaker of a nearby mosque calling on people to pray. This happens every 6 hours, Midnight, 6am, 12pm and 6pm. Day 2: SleepTough I wanted to get out and see around the city, I just...
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Rabat: the end of Morocco´s adventure
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Mar 24, 2008
Rabat was last stop in Morocco after 10 days traveling around,a journey full of adventures,moments,people,and different colours and dreams. i only can stay 1 day at the city,journey was Marrakech-Rabat by train( delayed) and at the end  Rabat-Tanger also by train,a ferry Tánger -Spain i liked Rabat,a lot of life and city where i feel special soul between the city and  me,a Capital with sea always is special,blue colours and a special castle walls around the Medina,peopl...
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Rabat, Meknes, & Fes
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Mar 04, 2007 - Mar 10, 2007
Here was our travel plan from Gate 1 for the day: This morning, depart for Rabat, capital of Morocco, view the Royal Palace and the ancient ruins of Chellah, the Oudaya Kasbah, and the Hassan Tower.  Travel through Meknes, stop to see the most exquisite entrance gate in the city walls, the Bab Mansour.  Next, visit the ancient ruins of the Roman City of Volubilis and the exteriors of the nearby Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss.
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