Royal Palace of Rabat, Rabat

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Surrounded by French-style landscaped gardens, Royal Palace of Rabat serves as the residence of Moroccan royalty. Constructed in 1864, the building provided the setting for many important events over the years, including a royal wedding. Designed by French architects inspired by traditional Arabic motifs, the interior of the palace remains closed for visitors--you can take pictures of the royal guards from a large square in front of the entrance. Adorned with flowerbeds, antique canons, and a central fountain, the square hosts official parades. Put Royal Palace of Rabat at the forefront of your travel plans using our Rabat online trip itinerary planner.

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By valdaross

Great to hear the history and the continuation tradition. The surrounding areas are well kept. The fountains were off. We were able to take a few pics, but not too close.

Great to hear the history and the continuation tradition. The surrounding areas are well kept. The fountains were off. We were able to take a few pics, but not too close. more »
By Mark D

Visited the Royal Palace today as part of an organised tour. The Palace grounds are fairly sparce, but you get glimpses of what spectacular features lay within and the reverence that the people hold.... more

Visited the Royal Palace today as part of an organised tour. The Palace grounds are fairly sparce, but you get glimpses of what spectacular features lay within and the reverence that the people hold.... more »

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By Francesco Nano

Nice, you can enter after a security checkpoint and you can only see the entrance of the palace from 50 meters away. You can't enter the palace. Is nice but is not a must see.

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By Anton Achedžak

Consists of great area of houses and parks. To enter we needed to declare passports.

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