Private tour to meknes via volubilis Check-out from rabat

check-out from time stamp between 07:30 and 09:30 pick-up included for pick-up and also for drop-off at the Inn or place of your choice.

On this guided excursion to Meknes Check-out from Rabat, you will visit the exceptional UNESCO World Heritage site of Volubilis. Ancient Roman city founded in the 3rd century BC. C., Volubilis was an important administrative and commercial center of Tingitan Mauretania.

Accompanied by your Professional Guide, you will discover the remarkably preserved remains of the city: triumphal arches, basilicas, thermal baths, patrician houses and Roman mosaics illustrating daily life in ancient times. Your Guide will explain the strategic role of Volubilis, its urban organization and its influence on the history of Morocco.

Located in a peaceful natural setting offering superb panoramas, this site is an ideal introduction to the ancient history of the region and an essential stopover before continuing the guided discovery of Meknes.

On this guided excursion to Meknes Check-out from Rabat, you will discover the sacred city of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco’s spiritual hotspot and one of the country’s most important religious sites. Founded at the end of the 8th century, it houses the mausoleum of Moulay Idriss I, founder of the first Moroccan dynasty.

Accompanied by your Professional Guide, you will learn the history and religious significance of this city perched on the hills of Zerhoun. Although access to the mausoleum is reserved for Muslims, the external visit allows us to understand the spiritual importance of the site, its role in the history of Morocco and its influence on the region.

Walking through picturesque alleyways and peaceful squares, you will also enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. This stage offers an authentic immersion in the spiritual and cultural dimension of Morocco, ideal before continuing the guided discovery of Meknes.

On this guided excursion to Meknes Check-out from Rabat, you will discover the famous El Hedim Square (Sa7at Lhdim), the lively heart of the imperial city and iconic meeting place. Located opposite the majestic Bab Mansour, this historic square connects the medina to the royal monuments and is a central point of local life.

Accompanied by your Professional Guide, you will learn the history of the square, its urban role and its cultural importance over the centuries. You will observe the daily animation: street vendors, artisans, street artists and traditional cafes, offering an authentic and lively atmosphere.

This stage is ideal to soak up the atmosphere of Meknes, understand Moroccan social life and take memorable photos against the backdrop of one of the most beautiful monumental gates in the country, before continuing the guided tour of the medina.

On this guided tour of Meknes Check-out from Rabat, you will visit the remarkable Sarij Souani Complex, also known as Heri es-Souani, one of the most impressive historical sites in the imperial city. Built in the 17th century under the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismaïl, this vast complex served both as royal granaries, monumental stables and strategic storage system.

Accompanied by your Professional Guide, you will discover the architectural ingenuity of the site, designed to feed and house thousands of horses, while ensuring the supply of the city during times of siege. The Sarij Souani basin, once used as a water reserve, now offers a peaceful and photogenic setting.

This stage allows us to better understand the power and organization of the Alawite kingdom in Meknes, while admiring a unique example of Moroccan military and logistics architecture.

On this guided excursion to Meknes Check-out from Rabat, you will explore the UNESCO World Heritage Medina of Meknes. Accompanied by your Professional Guide, you will discover the history of this imperial city shaped during the reign of Moulay Ismaïl, as well as its unique urban organization.

Walking through the bustling alleyways, you will observe traditional souks, artisan workshops, mosques and fondouks, witnesses of a know-how passed down from generation to generation. Your Guide will explain the economic and cultural role of the medina, its traditions and its daily life.

This guided immersion allows you to understand the soul of Meknes, interact with local life and take authentic photos, while enjoying a structured and enriching tour in the heart of one of Morocco’s best preserved media.

On this guided excursion to Meknes Check-out from Rabat, you will admire the monumental Bab Mansour, considered one of the most beautiful imperial gates in Morocco. Built in the 18th century during the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail and completed by his son, this gate symbolizes the power and greatness of Meknes in the imperial era.

Accompanied by your Professional Guide, you will discover the history of Bab Mansour, its ceremonial role and its political significance. You will observe its impressive green zelliges, marble columns and calligraphed inscriptions, illustrating the refinement of Moroccan architecture.

Facing El Hedim Square, Bab Mansour offers an ideal setting for memorable photos and is a focal point for understanding the urban organization and historical heritage of Meknes before continuing the guided tour of the city.

After a full day exploring meknes with your Professional Guide, you will meet your private driver for the return trip to Rabat in the comfort of your air-conditioned vehicle. Take advantage of this moment to relax and rethink the cultural, historical and architectural discoveries that marked this excursion.

Upon arrival in Rabat, you will be dropped off directly at your accommodation or at the point of your choice, thus ending this unforgettable guided excursion between Rabat and meknes, rich in discoveries and cultural immersion.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Volubilis is one of Morocco’s most impressive Roman archaeological sites. Located in the heart of a green landscape near Meknes, this ancient site offers a fascinating journey through the history of Tingitan Mauretania.