The least noticeable capital--the most 'colorful' capital

When it comes to Rabat, you definitely don't know where it is, but if you mention Morocco, the northernmost country in Africa, it's definitely on many travelers' destination lists! And Rabat is the famous capital of Morocco, also known as the most 'colorful' capital by me! Although low-key, this city is endlessly charming. A sense of relaxation is the best interpretation of this city. On the shores of the Atlantic, full of exotic ambiences. Surfing teenagers, strolling tourists, cuddling cats, all lost in the intricate old town. The streets and alleys are like fleeing pythons, winding and twisting, and the buildings on both sides are mostly in red and white. It is for this reason that the city is full of surprises, because you never know if the next corner will bring you to the sea or a clear sky.

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Natural place in rabat

The Royal Palace of Rabat in Morocco is now the place where the king can work and meet foreign guests. Although the palace cannot be visited, the king has opened a square to tourists from all over the world. It is OK to stand on the road and take a picture in the palace. . It is a visit to the card attractions. Being so close to the office of the king, I am afraid that Morocco is one of the few countries.

The Rabat Palace is not far from here. It is not possible to visit here. Look outside and there are two handsome soldiers guarding the door. The current King Mohammed VI and his predecessor Hassan II lived in the Royal Palace of Rabat more than the ancestors. It is said that in order to implicitly tell the people that "Your Majesty is Absent", the palace has an interesting secret: the square on the side of the palace There is a fountain that looks less eye-catching. If the fountain is sprayed with water, the king is in the palace. If the fountain is dripping, it means the king is not in the palace. Today, the fountain is still dry, and there are few sprays.