Rabat-Salé-Kénitra Bölgesi

Bölge · 🇲🇦 Fas

Nüfus 5.132.639

Alan 17.636 km²

Saat dilimi Africa/Casablanca

Resmi web sitesi www.regionrsk.org/fr/

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Rabat-Salé-Kenitra Essentials

The Rabat-Salé-Kenitra region showcases Morocco’s political and cultural evolution, spanning from the Roman-Berber ruins of Iulia Valentia Banasa to Zaha Hadid’s contemporary Grand Theatre. Key architectural landmarks include the 12th-century Almohad Hassan Tower and the medieval necropolis of Chellah. The region's heritage is further defined by the official residence of the king, the 17th-century Kasbah Mahdiyya in Kenitra, and diverse landscapes ranging from the manicured Jardin Andalou to the diverse botanical collections of the Exotic Gardens of Bouknadel.

15 yer

Best Beaches

This collection spans the Atlantic coastline between Rabat and Kenitra, highlighting the region's diverse seaside geography. Plage de Rabat sits at the foot of the 12th-century Kasbah of the Udayas, while Mehdia Beach is historically significant as the birthplace of Moroccan surf culture. To the north, Plage Sidi Boughaba borders a protected Ramsar-listed biological reserve, offering a landscape of coastal dunes and migratory bird habitats near the Sebou River estuary.

7 yer

Historical & Archaeological Sites

This collection highlights the archaeological and historical evolution of Morocco’s Atlantic coast, spanning from Roman-Berber antiquity to the modern era. It features the ruins of Iulia Valentia Banasa and the ancient river port of Thamusida, alongside the medieval Merinid necropolis of Chellah. The selection also includes Rabat’s UNESCO-listed urban heritage, where 12th-century Almohad monuments and the defensive Kasbah Mahdiyya contrast with the 20th-century craftsmanship of the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.

6 yer

Traditional Markets & Souks

This collection spans the essential trading hubs of the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region, from the historic colonial-era halls of the capital to the coastal stalls of Mehdia. These markets offer a direct look at local commerce, featuring specialized sections for fresh Atlantic seafood at the port, regional textiles at Souq Al Houria, and Mediterranean produce at the municipal central markets.

7 yer