Hassan Tower

One of my favorite tourist places to go in Morocco. Its free and open to walk around. Its kid and family friendly. It is on a hill so be prepared to walk at an incline but easy to get to and the city tram has a stop next to it.

Easy parking wanted to go inside no queue but hours to next tour and by tour only check the times before arrival Wandering around outside very nice lots of good photos

A nice place to stroll near old town Rabat. Also this place is on a cliff so provides a good view of the town. There are some parking spaces next to the tower. Wasn’t busy on the day we visited, anyway it spacious enough to accommodate so many. It’s 15 min walk from old town.

A visit here is a must. The whole complex, is stunning in its size and intention. The unfinished tower and columns are magnificent. Also the views from the sight are fantastic from the ocean th Sale and the new city developments.

An amazing structure right opposite the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. The Minarate itself is incomplete as it could not be completed after the death of the king, nevertheless is impressive still. Usually crowded, but no chaos. There is a lovely park at the entrance for families/kids to enjoy. One visit is not enough, make sure to visit it in the evening to see it lit up in beauty of colours. The renowned Grand Theatre is also visible from here.

A beautiful cultural, historical place. It is possible to see inside the building, women must have their heads covered. One of the things to see in Rabat. I recommend it.

Takes about 30 mins to walk through it all. Can't get to the bottom of the tower cause it's closed off but The mausoleum is beautifully done and plenty of photo ops

incredible details. It’s the kind of place that makes you stop and take it all in. Peaceful atmosphere and a great reminder of the country’s heritage.