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Very interesting city. It has both sites to visit as well as the beaches to go to and relax and have fun. City is pretty vibrant and offers a lot in terms of a night life as well as great shopping experience for those who look for traditional Moroccan artisan products.

I liked museums of Rabat, namely the muséum of modern art , the national museum of "parure" which is in Kasbah of the Udayas. I would advise visiting Chellah necropolis. The villa of Art is a must to see with its beautiful architecture and garden.

This was my second visit in 2 years, it was better this time staying out of the Médina.Rabat is a beautiful city & constantly improving infrastructure ( the railway station renovation is too slow). It’s clean, interesting and people are generally very pleasant. Food is cheap in the Médina & attractions are easily navigated by tram or InDrive taxis. Chellah is a must visit for any gardener or wildlife lovers

Rabat city is my favourite out of all the cities I lived in previously, New York City Paris London and Dubai best to enjoy it in the evenings ;) clean tidy much green spaces/areas and sites to visit.

Rabat is now one of my favourite capital cities. It has a great mix of ancient medina/kasbah and French city planning with wide boulevards and shaded arcades. There is much to do and see. Rich culture and well cared for environment.

Rabat gets a poor showing in tourist guides and recommendations but I adore the place. I've been there five times now and will be going back again soon. It definitely off the main tourist trail and not overloaded with monuments but the atmosphere is very tranquil and friendly. By Moroccan standards it's clean and orderly with beautiful gardens and a great beach and shoreline with the Bouregreg separating it from its twin but much older sister town Sale with its traditional ambience and modest understated feel. Rabat is big enough to call itself a city (it is the capital after all) but friendly and homely enough to have the air of a provincial town. It is a safe place to be and prices are fixed and fair so there is no having to haggle or lohg unpleasant faces and scowls if you decide not to buy something. People are friendly and hospitable and it has some great places for home cooking!