Don't just visit....
taste it and live it... !
Email Us info@homestayinmorocco.ma
Don't just visit....
taste it and live it... !
Email Us info@homestayinmorocco.ma
There are many exciting places to visit in Rabat city. The entire region is a tourist heaven. And our homestay serves as a gateway to all these interesting hotspots.

Distance: 15 min



Distance: 5 min

Distance: 15 min


Some of our host families are located in the old Medina of Rabat where you can find Moroccan craft shops and so much history.

The Hassan Tower is one of the famous places in Rabat that you need to visit and it is located at the northeast corner of the Quartier Hassan near the Jardin Tour Hassan.

The Kasbah des Oudaias is like a small city within a city, and within the walls, visitors will find some of the most interesting things to do in Rabat.

One of the most popular things to do in Rabat is surf, and Rabat Beach in the northwestern corner of the city provides visitors with ample opportunities to do so.

On the outskirts of Rabat, visitors will find the Chellah, an ancient medieval city situated on the banks of the Bou Regreg River. Throughout history, the site has been inhabited by numerous peoples, starting with the Phoenicians who used it as a trading emporium

The Mohamed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMVI) is a contemporary and modern art museum in Rabat, Morocco which opened in 2014. It is one of fourteen museums of the National Foundation of Museums of Morocco.

Located between the Quartier des Orangers and Agdal-Ryad neighborhoods, the Royal Palace of Rabat is the palatial residence of Morocco’s Royal Family. the palace is heavily guarded, particularly near the enormous and ornately decorated door leading into the palace grounds.

Nestled at the entrance of the Kasbah des Oudaias, the Andalusian Gardens offer a tranquil retreat from the surrounding bustle of the city. During Morocco’s colonial period, the French designed and laid out the picturesque grounds with fruit trees, flowers, and exotic flora.

Facing off from the Hassan Tower is one of Morocco’s most venerated shrines, as the tomb of the ruler who guided the nation into independence.