RABAT - Never expected this AMAZING capital of MOROCCO! (Travel Vlog)

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What a fantastic vlog! You really captured the serene and aesthetic vibe of Rabat perfectly ✨. As a content creator based in this beautiful city, I'm so happy to see the Kasbah and the Medina shown with such appreciation. Rabat is truly a hidden gem! Great job, Chris! 📸🇲🇦"

9:53 I remember me and my cousins were playing in this valley and layed down, and started rolling down the hill. Terrible idea, I was nauseous the whole day!

About 1.5 seconds after tasting food your eyes light up. That says everything one needs to know how delicious that food is. I’m a little familiar with Tangier and Marrakech. But next month I will tour Morocco for a full month. Your experiences are extremely helpful. Thank you.

Rabat = secret service agent everywhere. Because Rabat is the showcase of Morocco = capital of administration in Morocco

Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful presentation on Rabat. I recently spent 5 days there and loved the 1st experience. James J Walsh in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪

Les roues permettent de dépasser des meubles lourds pour bien nettoyer en dessous. Alors ne dites pas que c'est ridicule et sans sens juste parce que vous ne connaissez pas ça ! Merci quand même pour le partage.

Chris, I love your videos. Your comments are lovely. If a place is run down or not very nice, your acknowledge it, then go in search of something more worth your time. What a great attitude. I've been living in Tangier on and off for a year and your videos are helping me decide where to go next. Thank you so much.

Lol, Dar Safran is 50m away from my grandma's place. Ate there when I visited last year, really nice food!

Hi Chris, compliments on your videos, I really enjoy them!
I’m a street photographer living in London and in March I’m going for a week in Marrakech. I’ve heard that sometimes people can be a bit hostile if they notice they’re being photographed, or may ask for money. I always try to be very respectful, quiet and discreet when I shoot, but I was wondering what your honest opinion is. If I’m travelling alone for a week, do you think a city like Rabat or Fez might be a better option for street photography, with people being a bit less confrontational? I’d really appreciate your thoughts. Thanks again for the great content.

Strange? Cmon bruv, stop it. It is strange to you

Rabat is a classy city. Loved it there, especially the casbah and the medina.

We went to Rabat last month and it absolutely took my breath away. So laid back and beautiful, just an absolute paradise. I love everywhere in Morocco but Rabat just stole my heart.

The fridge is on wheels to make it easier to clean behind :)

We will be visiting Rabat this November as well as Casablanca and Agadir. Have you ever been to the Jewish Museum at all? I believe its in Casablanca and the only one in a muslim country around the world. Curious if youve seen it? Thanks Chris

Normally all that should be eaten with bread :P.

Not that Amazing. Be honnest and find sometimes smart.

HELLO CHRIS - The reason the fridge is on wheels is to allow you to easily move it but mainly to protect the fridge from water damage when floors are washed

Is this place better then Turkey or Malaysia for a holiday?