Mausoleum of Mohammed V

Historical landmark · Rabat

Mausoleum of Mohammed V

Historical landmark · Rabat

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25FH+3C2, Rabat, Morocco

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Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null
Mausoleum of Mohammed V by null

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Ornate Alaouite architecture, green tiles, royal guards.  

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Aug 9, 2025

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Why Rabat, Morocco Should Be on Your Travel Radar - AFAR

"A prominent mausoleum noted for its guarded, ceremonial presence—guards in smart red uniforms and flowing capes—and its appeal to both local and international visitors." - Nicola Chilton

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H. Raja

Google
This is beautiful historical place in Rabat Morocco. Free entry for public Parking is a bit hard to find during the busy times There's kings v grave and shrine. Amazing artwork indoor and outside It's allowed to have pictures with guards standing in beautiful uniforms at the doors It's a must go visit if you are visiting Rabat

Simon Rose

Google
Definitely worth a visit, much more impressive inside. Free to enter. Was a bit crowded at the weekend. No signs that could see explanation wise. Outside the mausoleum are ceremonial soldiers on horses and soldiers standing guard by the doors, worth checking out and grading a selfie if that's your thing Also worth viewing the pillars and tower, but you can't go in the tower.

Michael Mack

Google
We visited today and it was absolutely amazing. The design and decoration beyond imagination. The dome was spectacular. This is where King Mohammed V is buried with his two sons. It is free to enter. The guards are dressed in amazing uniforms. Just a spectacular site and a must visit when in Rabat. We loved our visit to see this historical location.

Srikanth Garikaparthi

Google
Tomb, mausoleum. Beautiful place. Amazing views of the Royal Theater and Tallest building

Shaik Masood

Google
A must see while in Rabat. This is a Tomb of Mohammed V, splendidly decorated. Opposite is the Hassan Tower, another amazing structure. Attached to the side is also a mosque for the worshippers. The inside is even more amazing with beautifully decked domes, walls and ceilings. The Entry is guarded by royal guards on horsebacks with some great looking uniforms. Entry is free but lot crowded during the day.

Anna V Travelling

Google
This place is recommended for visiting for all tourists. Beautiful architectural buildings, clean, free entrance.

Kevin Costello

Google
Very beautiful tomb with the most intricate carvings and mosaics I have seen in Morocco. A masterpiece for the afterlife

Dieuwe

Google
Definitely one of the more beautiful buildings we have seen in Maroc. Would recommend taking a visit. Entrance is also free and without pushy guides.