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Riads in Salé

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Riads in Salé

Riad Dar Jabador
Experience the tranquil Moroccan courtyard, featuring a central seating area with wicker furniture and a tiled floor, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant patterned tiles.

Riad Dar Jabador

4.0 star property
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (199)
The price is $51
$65 total
includes taxes & fees
Jul 19 - Jul 20
Riad Dar Jabador
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Top neighborhoods in Salé

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Sala Al Jadida

Shoul's Sala Al Jadida neighborhood offers attractions including Hassan II Mosque.

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Bab Lamrissa

Salé's Bab Lamrissa neighborhood is home to attractions such as Marina Bouregreg Salé and Al Borj.

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Tabriquet

Salé's Tabriquet neighborhood offers attractions including Shrines.

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Sale Medina

Salé's Sale Medina neighborhood offers attractions including Grande Mosquée & Medersa.

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Laayayda

Salé's Laayayda neighborhood is home to attractions such as Marina Bouregreg Salé and Rabat Beach.

Top landmarks in Salé

Hassan Tower which includes heritage elements and a square or plaza

Hassan Tower

Find out about the history of Rabat when you spend time at Hassan Tower. Discover the jazz scene and monuments in this trendy area.

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Hassan Tower

Learn more about Salé

Notable for its rich culture, Salé features attractions such as Marina Bouregreg Salé and Al Borj.

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The Almohad Sultan Yaqub al-Mansur (XII century) projected build the largest mosque in the world after the Samarra in Iraq. The works were abandoned after his death in 1199. The tower should be more than 60 meters, but only reached 44. At present, the appearance of the mosque is that of a thick forest of columns in which stands the great tower, the minaret sister then became the Giralda of Seville and the Kutubiyya mosque in Marrakech. In the courtyard of the mosque also built the mausoleum of Mohammed V, the first king of independent Morocco, which is also buried his son and successor Hassan II, father of present king.
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