Casablanca and Imperial Rabat (Capital of Morocco) full day tour with Norwegian Excursion المغرب
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We learnt about its rich history and visited some of the historical sites.
We had a wonderful lunch at a beautiful Moroccan restaurant.
We also had the chance to taste a variety of delicious local snacks and freshly brewed mint tea.
On our way back to Casablanca, we had an orientation tour of this famous and vibrant city.
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Our tour started with an hour's drive to Rabat, the diplomatic capital of Morocco. We learnt about its rich history and visited some of the historical sites. We had a wonderful lunch at a beautiful Moroccan restaurant. We also had the chance to taste a variety of delicious local snacks and freshly brewed mint tea at the beautiful Oudaya while enjoying its scenery. On our way back to Casablanca, we had an orientation tour of this famous and vibrant city and visited some of its tourist attractions. Overall it was a very worthwhile day exploring Imperial Rabat and Casablanca! Glad that we had an opportunity to visit another city of Morocco in another port - Agadir Video of Agadir's tour- "Visiting Agadir, Morocco on Norwegian cruise ship. Highlights & Souk El Had (huge local market)Tour" Video link https://youtu.be/XXTffkhy4ro 0:00 Driving from Casablanca to Rabat 00:24 Rabat train station 1:26 Ahl Fas Mosque near the Royal Palace 2:03 Rabat Royal Palace 3:06 Archaeological site of Chella (a UNESCO World Heritage site) 5:04 Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Hassan Mosque- - Royal family mausoleum & mosque known for its ornate Alaouite architecture & green tiled roof. 6:41 Hassan Tower -This famous red sandstone landmark is a remnant of a 12th-century minaret 7:27 Lunch at a Moroccan restaurant 8:16 Delicious Moroccan appetizer platter and Moroccan chicken dish 8:38 Driving along the banks of the Bouregrag river. 9:50 Kasbah of the Udayas 10:45 Andalusian Gardens 13:25 Variety of Moroccan snacks & mint tea for tea break at the beautiful Oudaya 14:20 Oudaya is located at the mouth of the Bou Regreg River. 16:26 Rabat along the Atlantic coast 19:21 Streets of Casablanca 20:03 Rick's Cafe Casablanca 20:14 Hassan II Mosque 20:49 Hassan II Mosque lit up at night Completed in 1993, Hassan II Mosque was commissioned by King Hassan II. It was built by Moroccan artisans from all over the kingdom. The mosque stands on a promontory looking out to the Atlantic Ocean. The minaret is 210 metres (689 ft) tall and 60 stories high (2nd tallest minaret in the world) topped by a laser, the light from which is directed towards Mecca.