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Rabat Medina, A vibrant medley of culture and commerce

The donuts sold in the market are delicious

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Introduction

Rabat's old town consists of a central market, souks, and residential areas. In addition to various everyday items, the market section also has a street dedicated to selling traditional Moroccan handicrafts such as carpets, leather goods, copper trays, and ceramics. Many tourists find that the handicrafts in Rabat's market are more affordable compared to those in the old towns of Marrakech and Fez, although the selection may be relatively limited.

Transportation

It is recommended to take a taxi from the train station for around 10 dirhams.

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