Rabat

Home to over 1.7 million residents, Rabat combines modern infrastructure with historic charm. The city is known for its wide boulevards, embassies, government buildings, and green spaces, while its UNESCO-listed medina and historic landmarks reflect its imperial past. Iconic sites include the Hassan Tower, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Kasbah of the Udayas, and the Royal Palace. Rabat is also a center of education and culture, hosting major universities, museums, art galleries, and international events like the Mawazine music festival. With its coastal location, the city benefits from a mild climate and a high quality of life, attracting both locals and expats. Often seen as one of the most elegant cities in North Africa, Rabat stands out with its balance of tradition and modernity, offering a calm and organized contrast to Morocco’s more bustling urban centers.