A whole gondola with every kind of Moroccan pickle. Olives of various kinds : black, fully ripe ones, green, not ripe at all, seasoned with chili, seasoned with "Ras El Hanouth". The other side of the gondola, in the background of the picture, will show better on next picture.
Updated Nov 13, 2004
Here is what you might get ! Really inexpensive (look at the prices) :
ground ginger, 148 g for 7.10 dirhams,
M'rouzia mixture of spices, 138 g for 20.24 dirham,
Mixture of spices for fish, 128g for 10.53 dirham.
Updated Nov 13, 2004
You will find the same spices than in the souk, but here the name is written clearly and the price is labeled. You have just to take a small shovel, put in a bag the spice you want and have it weighted by a helpful girl !
Updated Nov 13, 2004
It might seem strange to advise the visit of a supermarket in Morocco. Though, you should follow this advice.
The outside of Marjane looks like a stylized medina wall. It is easy to park, no park meter, nobody to tip !
Updated Nov 13, 2004
In this building, you will find a selection of the best articraft of Rabat. The prices are labeled and you cannot haggle as in the souk (or just a little); If you have a car, you can also go to the Vilarmar articraft center, on the other side of the Bouregreg oued (river). It is fully described under my Salé page. There is wider choice at Vilarmar.
Updated Nov 13, 2004
The ''Rue des Consuls'' is the place in the souk where you can find every kind of local craft, on sale for tourists but also for the Moroccan themselves. This means that it has to be of a better quality than when sale is aimed only towards tourists !
Updated Nov 13, 2004
Address: Rue des Consuls
Everywhere throughout the markets you will see the Moroccan slipper shoe. They are made up of leather and called babouches. They are soft and come in all colours and styles, some with sequins.
Written Dec 28, 2008
Address: Rabat
What to pay: Much cheaper than any other city; you should pay approximately 70MAD in Rabat for a pair of babouches.
Written Jun 29, 2006
Why not buy some colorful local handpainted plates like these ones?
Written Jan 12, 2003
Sponsored Links
5 Reviews and 19 Opinions This is a warning regarding price quoted in the latest edition of Lonely Planet. We had intended on...
3 Reviews and 57 Opinions The Hilton was an excellent hotel. The staff were very friendly and the rooms very nice. I was...
5 Reviews and 41 Opinions A quite interesting hotel, the high point of the hotel is the location: in front of the Rabat...
Reviews and photos of Rabat attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Rabat sightseeing.

Why not buy some colorful local handpainted plates like these ones?
54 members live in Rabat

Q: Hi, we are visiting Morocco on a cruise ship and would like to go to Rabat on our own. Would anyone advise us not to do this? ...

A: No answer to the last question, but, yes, can confirm that the trains are good, at least 1st class (air-conditioning)
Read 5 Replies
1
Rabat, an introduction to Morocco

Those who come to Morocco will first think to visit Fes, Meknes, Tangiers, Marrakech and Ouarzazate. Rabat is not among the main destinations though it has a lot to offer to the visitor. The bonus is...
2
Very interesting capital city :-)

Rabat (NOT better known worldwide Casablanca) is the capital of Morocco and with population of over 1 million its the second largest city after Casablanca. I was surprised to see so large city and......
3

I've got some interesting experiences in Rabat. I'd love to share with you the 33 tips I've written, the 134 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
4

The name Rabat is derived from the Arabic word Ribat which means stronghold and the name came from a Berber leader’s idea of building a huge fortress overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. He had hoped to......
5

Fes - Chefchaouen - Tangier - Asilah - RABAT - Fes Getting back to Fes from Asilah proved more difficult than expected, so we opted to spend a night in Rabat, the administrative capital of Morocco....
Build your own Rabat page
Sponsored Links