Train travel in Morocco is really easy. Too bad the air conditioning in the first class compartments wasn’t working today.
So we made it to Rabat a bit sweaty.
Rabat is different than Fes or Meknes. It is quite a bit less touristy. Because it is the Moroccan capital city, there were quite a few protests going on while we were here. We have a general rule – if we see protesters or (like today) police in riot helmets with batons drawn running down the street towards a group of protesters, we turn and go another direction.
I opted to leave rather than take photos.
I did, however, take photos earlier in the day at the Kasbah:
And at the cemetery:
And when hubby purchased a new (that would be new for us) adapter for the laptop in the old souks:
Unless otherwise noted, all photos on this page ©Rhonda Albom 2012
We always carry the Lonely Planet Morocco Travel Guide
Interesting tombstones.
Rabat was an interesting city. The cemetery reflects that well.
I like Sarah’s tshirt 🙂
and the cemetry head stones
That is one of her favorite shirts this trip.
This truly has been an amazing trip!
Thanks Joyce.
Wow, that really is hot. It’s miserable when the air conditioner doesn’t work.
Have a terrific day. 🙂
Poor hubby.