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This 3-day itinerary is crafted for families with children, blending Rabat's rich history and cultural landmarks with engaging activities and green spaces. Explore ancient ruins, stroll through bustling souks, relax on the beach, and enjoy interactive experiences designed to delight all ages.
Kasbah des Oudaias, Andalusian Gardens and 3 more
See the dayHassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohammed V, Chellah Necropolis and 3 more
See the dayMuseum Mohamed VI of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMVI), Oulja Pottery Complex & Artisanal Village and 3 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Kids will love getting lost in the maze-like blue streets and discovering hidden corners, feeling like explorers in a storybook.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking on uneven cobblestones; arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy the peaceful morning.
A beautiful, tranquil space for families to unwind, where children can run around and enjoy the greenery.
Located within the Kasbah, it's a perfect spot for a mid-morning break; look for shaded benches to relax.
Enjoy authentic Moroccan mint tea and pastries with stunning views of the river and ocean, a delightful cultural experience for all ages.
Expect it to be busy, especially during peak hours; seating offers panoramic views, so try to secure a good spot.
Kids can enjoy building sandcastles and splashing by the ocean, while older family members can relax or watch the local surfers.
Easily accessible from the Kasbah via stairs or a short walk; bring sunscreen, hats, and towels for beach fun.
Experience the lively atmosphere of the Medina at night and savor traditional Moroccan dishes that will please both adults and adventurous young eaters.
Look for family-friendly restaurants with outdoor seating; many places offer tagines and couscous which are generally well-received.
Marvel at the impressive unfinished minaret and the grandeur of the mausoleum, a great opportunity to introduce kids to Moroccan history and architecture.
Dress respectfully as it's a religious site; guides are available at the entrance, and the vast esplanade offers space for kids to move.
Explore ancient ruins where storks nest on crumbling walls, offering a captivating blend of history and nature that sparks imagination.
Allow a couple of hours to wander; wear comfortable shoes for uneven paths; look out for the resident storks, a highlight for children.
A peaceful escape with diverse plant species and a dedicated playground, offering a perfect balance of nature exploration and active play for children.
A short taxi ride from Chellah; pack a small snack or picnic to enjoy amidst the greenery.
Witness the magnificent gates and exterior of the official residence of the King, providing a glimpse into Morocco's royal heritage from a safe distance.
This is an exterior viewing only, photography of the gates is generally permitted but be respectful of security; best viewed from a taxi or car.
Enjoy a more contemporary dining experience in the bustling Agdal district, offering a variety of cuisines to suit all family members' tastes.
Agdal has many restaurants, from international chains to local eateries; consider making a reservation for popular spots, especially on weekends.
Introduce children to contemporary Moroccan art in a beautifully designed space, with exhibits that can spark curiosity and discussion.
Check their website for current exhibitions; some installations may be more engaging for children than others; allow 1-2 hours.
Watch local artisans at work, try your hand at pottery, and find unique souvenirs, offering an interactive and educational cultural experience.
Located a short distance from the city center; many workshops allow visitors to observe or even participate in demonstrations; haggle respectfully for purchases.
Enjoy a meal with picturesque views of the Bouregreg River, offering a relaxing break before afternoon activities.
Several restaurants and cafes line the riverfront, offering a range of options from casual to more formal; ideal for a leisurely family lunch.
Take a relaxing boat ride on the Bouregreg River, offering unique perspectives of Rabat and Salé and a refreshing break from walking.
Boats typically depart from near the Kasbah des Oudaias or the marina; confirm schedules and prices locally; a short ride is usually sufficient for kids.
Enjoy a pleasant evening stroll along the newly developed Corniche, with playgrounds and open spaces for kids to burn off energy.
Popular with local families in the evenings; look for ice cream vendors or small cafes for a treat; offers lovely sunset views.
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