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Living in Rabat, Morocco:
Tips for Moving and Visiting

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If you've been wondering what it's like to live in or visit Rabat, the Crowdsourced Explorer community can help. We asked nine people living in Rabat what someone who is considering moving to or visiting there should know. Here are their pros and cons, tips, and advice:

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Capital of Morocco, known to be boring but if you like green and clean cities where you can still live and work then it’s the place to be. My favorite place is the Kasbah des Oudayas, you can roam around the gardens where cats chill all day and sip some hot mint tea in the Cafe Maure with a picturesque view of the Oued Bouregreg, separating the cities of Rabat and Sale.

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When moving to the city of Rabat, know the beach is very close and the food is delicious. Although the city is small, there is a lot to do like going to the park and trying out different restaurants. It is a historic city and is a UNESCO world heritage site.

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Soufiane, says: 2020

Rabat is the capital of Morocco, and one of the biggest cities in this country. Rabat is on the Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of the river Bou Regreg, opposite Salé, the city’s main commuter town. I really liked living there because of the different places you can visit with family and friend like cafes and traditional or historical places.

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Rabat is a beautiful city. It is the capital of Morocco. It is in the west coast. The weather in Rabat is nice. It is warm in winter and cool in summer. There are plenty of places to see; for example, one can go to the Casbah by the ocean and enjoy the soft breeze.

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Madalyn, says: 2020

Rabat the administrative capital is a prodigious destination and can arguably be called the most ‘chill’ city in Morocco. Rabat is where you can find lovely, quality handicrafts without the hassle of vendors continually pushing you to buy from their shops. Rabat has plenty of historical monuments. known by its awesome beaches.

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Rabat is the capital of Morocco. What you need to know before moving in it is that the cost of living is very low, compared to the city Casablanca and it offers a lot of restaurants in which the food is amazingly affordable and tasty. People from Morocco usually speak Arabic and French, and some also English. We aretrillinguals unlike what could be thought according to stereotypes around Arabic and Muslim countries.

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Rabat is a coastal city in the north west of morocco, known for its beaches and its historic monuments, it is the administrative capital of morocco where the administration reigns more than the sign industry, Rabat has known several development projects of which aim to make this city among the most developed in all of North Africa.

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Chaymaa, says: 2020

Rabat is a pleasant surprise and worthy of a visit. The major sights can easily be covered in a day but that won’t allow time to sit in coffee shops, to wander through the medina or along by the river or to enjoy a restaurant or two in the evenings.

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He should know how to speak Arabic very well and our native language “Darija.” Knowing how to speak French also helps in my city because we learned French when we were kids in school.

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Fatima, says: 2020

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