Four hours across Rabat with a local guide, taking in the capital's Almohad monuments, its Roman and Merinid ruins, and the ocean-facing Kasbah. The visit centres on the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, where marble, carved cedar and hand-worked bronze sit beneath the unfinished columns of Hassan Tower. Transport, commentary and an unhurried route through the medina walls and Andalusian Gardens are all part of the morning.
The resting place of the king and his two sons, its white marble hall lined with carved cedar and a hand-worked bronze ceiling. Guards in red stand at each entrance. Admission not included.
Duration: 30 min
Dar al-Makhzen, the working royal residence, viewed from its ceremonial forecourt and grand gateway. Admission included.
Duration: 30 min
The truncated minaret of a 12th-century mosque that was never finished, standing over rows of broken columns. Pass by; admission not included.
Duration: 30 min
A walled garden holding both the Roman town of Sala Colonia and a Merinid necropolis, with storks nesting on the ruined minaret. Admission not included.
Duration: 20 min
Terraced beds of orange trees and bougainvillea laid out inside the Kasbah walls, shaded and quiet. Admission not included.
Duration: 20 min
A 12th-century citadel of blue-washed lanes above the mouth of the Bou Regreg, with a platform looking across to Salé. Pass by.
The Almohad ramparts that still enclose the old town, followed on foot to one of the original gates. Free admission.
Duration: 15 min
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