Day trip from Casablanca to Rabat

You will be picked up from your Casablanca hotel and driven to Rabat by the driver. Over the course of many hours, visit Challah, the Udayas Kasbah, the Mohamed V Mausoleum, and the Hassan Tower. In the morning, depart from your Casablanca hotel. Lunch will be given (at a nearby restaurant) as an alternative. The Mosque of Hassan II is a must-see. The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca was designed by French architect Michel Pineau. It's perched on a bluff overlooking the Atlantic, which can be seen through a large glass floor that can hold 25,000 worshippers. It has the world's highest minaret, standing at 210 meters. It is the world's second-largest religious structure and a colossal architectural marvel. On Fridays, non-Muslims are welcome to attend the Hassan II Mosque. Hassan II's Mosque's promontory offers spectacular views of Casa in the suburban Anfa area. Drive to Rabat after that for a half-day tour of the Imperial City. Throughout your trip, you will learn about Rabat's history and marvel at its majestic domes, minarets, spacious avenues, and green spaces. A trip around the Oudaa Kasbah's spectacular Almohad northern walls will be led by your guide. Visit the Musée de Oudaa, which houses Moroccan traditional art collections and is housed in Moulay Ismael's palace. Before visiting the old medina, unwind in the Moorish-style Andalusian garden. Tea and cakes are available at Cafe Maure. Stroll through the medina's maze of souks and artisan shops. Witness the carpet auction in Place Souk el-Ghezel, the Wool Market Square, on Thursdays. Look at the ornate designs and moldings on the doors in the residential area. Take a trip down the famous and bustling Rue des Consuls, which used to be the residence of foreign consuls. The numerous establishments offer apparel, shoes, food, and other crafts. Moroccan artifacts can be purchased in Agadal. It is worthwhile to pay a visit to the ancient Jewish mellah. Lunch in a medina restaurant with views of the Atlantic or in the coastal town of Sale on real Moroccan food. The next stop is the Hassan Tower, which sits atop a hill overlooking the Wadi Bou Regreg. A large mosque in Rabat that is famous for its unfinished minaret, which is home to storks. Just next door is Mohammed V's spectacular Mausoleum, which features stained glass windows, white marble, a wrought-iron entrance, and a staircase leading to a huge dome. Ville Nouvelle, which features vast boulevards, open green areas, and roads lined with apartment complexes, is home to the Bank of Morocco, the Musée de la Poste, and the Saint-Pierre Cathedral. Visit the Musée Archéologie, which has a significant collection of archaeological artifacts, as well as the breathtakingly beautiful Necropolis at Chellah, which is one of Sale's last remaining Roman remains. We will either return to Casablanca or to your Rabat hotel after our Casablanca rabat tour.