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This was definitely my favorite place for a night out. They have lots of dance space, and play a variety of club songs and local mixes. I always went with a group of Moroccan friends, and rarely saw other foreigners there - I rarely saw other foreigners just about anywhere in and around the medina, especially at night - but I never got the impression that they wouldn't be perfectly welcome.
I believe there is a decently-priced cover charge, but as a blonde, white girl showing up with a group of Moroccan's I never had to pay it. =) Bring some extra cash with you, just in case, though.
And definitely check out some of the side rooms while you are there. The decor is certainly not what you would expect - espeically in the back room which could be straight out of a diner! They main dance floor was everything a night club should be - in my humble opinion. =)
Dress Code: You'll probably get a sense for it pretty quickly, but everyone in Morocco tends to dress more conservatively than in Europe or the US. There are not strict rules, at least as far as I ever knew, about what to wear - but I would suspect that if you wore something especially tight or revealing you'd end up drawing more attention to yourself than you may want to - and most likely not in a good way. I always wore jeans and a nice/fun shirt.
Written Feb 11, 2005
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Rabat has a couple of places
where both Moroccans and
foreigners come.
These places come both in the
shape of bars as well as discos.
While there are plenty of the typical nightclub/bar/brothel places in Rabat,
a handful of places are visited by
young Moroccans of both sexes,
and on equal terms.
Prices are more European than
most other things you get across
in Rabat.
Written Aug 27, 2003
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Oops, you've got me.
We didn't really explore the nightlife here (too tired!)... unless you consider have some drinks at the hotel lounge an exciting nightlife. :-) Well, if you really wanna know... I'll be very honored if I were invited for dinner at the King's Palace (please see pic below). That is... if I can get pass the tight security at the Palace gates!
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Oops, you've got me.We didn't really explore the nightlife here (too tired!)... unless you consider have some drinks at the hotel lounge an exciting nightlife....
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Q: Where are some good places to go on a day trip from Rabat? I'm interested in going east, or inland from the coast. Thank you!
A: Go to VOLUVILIS Roman Ruins from 3rd. Century. Dont remember how far but doable.
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