The second largest city in Morocco after Casablanca, located on the Atlantic coast in the flat plain roomy, and at the mouth of Bouregreg River, which separates the city's ancient Ansllmedinh until they become constitute one city. One Muslim Berber tribes has constructed a fortress called it «Rabat» Hence carried administrative and political capital of Morocco, Rabat name since 1912.

It is the establishment of the King and the center of embassies and diplomatic activity headquarters, and features Rabat spacious streets and trees, lush shadows and an area of green and clean air and mild weather, and its suburbs, scenic, and at the same time modern city Modern their facilities, and a number of universities and scientific and technical institutes, and the bond of old town is conducive to it visitor through the Hassan II Avenue and Wall Andalus market is covered before entering directly into the old market called (peduncle) and from there stems visitor among the hundreds of shops even up to (Sbat market), which is crowded with various types and forms of skin products and from up to «Kasbah of the Udayas» famous overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. On the way, one stands on the oldest mosque in Rabat dates back to its construction in 1150, as well as a laboratory for making carpets ligamentous famous.

And can stand up «Pirates Tower» to see the surf on the rocks and watch the other side of the river Bouregreg Sale City landmarks one. Before leaving the city to be visiting the beautiful gardens, which are arranged along the lines of Andalusia Gardens, and can visit the Moroccan Arts Museum, including its content of great archaeological treasures and patterns.

Favors Traffic Street Mohammed V, the largest and most beautiful street in Rabat Ttosth green yard and rows of towering palm trees and has a modern luxury shops and cafes. It is noteworthy places to visit in Rabat rod Chellah Hassan Tower, Vdharih Mohammed V, which combines architecture and inscriptions and artifacts that includes between tradition and modernity in one scene.

Among the most prominent industry is characterized by the Moroccan carpet ligamentous for others, as well as clothing, embroidered clothing and porcelain pots, jewelry and engraving on wood and leather goods.