Exploring MOROCCO’S FASCINATING Capital | The Reality of RABAT 🇲🇦 

Why you keep saying like the city's are made by colonization man it's like denying that we were a great nation , Morocco occupied like half of Europe andalusia for 800 years and that's a fact when you go back to spain and start walking around there and talking about there city's heritage u have to mention that we've been there for along period n that the architecture there was made by moroccan what about dat i dont know about ur attention but i perfer that you state facts rather than false informations , n welcome to Morocco n enjoy ur trip

FYI, Morocco was an empire itself during the Almoravids & Almohades dynasties before any spanish or portuguese or french states existing, those medieval walls, gates, schools, mosques, old medinas...are built according to the moroccan moorish architecture, and ottomans never succeeded to conquer the actual moroccan territories apart from the west region of nowadays algeria that used to be part of the moroccan empire. P.S: the map of Morocco can not be divided that way, western sahara is unarguably part of the moroccan sovereignty.

hearing the call to prayer in the morning when everyone is sleeping is so magical what you heard is the call to prayer at dawn, i was before in Hassan tour in rabat its so awesome in any case I'm super happy that you are making my country known to others via your videos and the like of encouragement

I love how your friend is enjoying and he is excited about everything, it shows that they learned and enjoyed the trip a lot, they are always welcome to maghreb🇲🇦👑

you can go and visit the Hasan 2 mosque located in Casablanca! Tourists are allowed to enter it it is beautiful with some stunning architecture.

لي تذكير فقط الصحراء المغربية 🇲🇦

The Ottomans haven't put teir legs in any inch of Morocco.. That's algeria

the ottoman have not occupay morocco they were defeated in the battle of wadi laban in the east of morocco

We are waiting for your visit to the Moroccan desert my friend

Food looked incredible and what a wonderful country!

Next time try to go to Dakhla in the moroccan sahara in south of Cherifien Kingdom of Morocco. Without exaggerating Dakhla is more beautiful than California or Florida👌🥰 especially if you are passionate about surfing, wild landscapes and good food ❤🇲🇦❤

Another great vlog 😍😍😍❤

Thank you for visiting my lovely city, and also for discovering morocco to the world 🙏🏻 Have a nice trip!

The Ottomans never made it to morocco btw they couldn't back then we had a very powerful army .

Yohaness looks like a super happy kid !!

We Moroccans do not accept the separation of Morocco from its desert, my friend

Nice Elliot ,Waiting for the Sale Video ...Keep posting

5:50 Do not forget before France occupied Morocco before it came under protection. Morocco was occupying half of Europe and built the Andalusian civilization, and Morocco is the only Arab country that was not subject to the rule of the Ottomans. The Ottomans were defeated in the Battle of Wadi al-Laban in March and April of 1558 AD Here we are talking about a Moroccan empire, which is the oldest monarchy on earth after Japan Try to verify the information before publishing it, as there are those who are ignorant of the ancient history of Morocco. I love the way you work professionally with regard to the annoying people who approach every person carrying a camera or a tourist. We, as Moroccans, strongly condemn this and demand that the security forces punish them. I advise you to attend the football match on Sunday at the Rabat stadium at 8 pm with the terrifying supporters of the capital It will be a great experience for you

Great video

I enjoyed watching your Morocco vlogs and I can't wait to go back ! Johanes is very cheerful and easy going just the perfect 👌 travel buddy

I'm exploring with you this beautiful country Keep it up Elliot

Great video brotha love this country

Keep em vlogs goin bro 💪 well done

..serious coast. great video, especially through a day in the life of the market.

Hola desde Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Thanks Elliot. This is a great video. I´d love to visit Rabat.

Bravo 👏 👏 👏

Welcome To Morocco

Good experience in Morocco!!!👏🏻👏🏻

you should surely come back to morocco at the end of winter for a nice couple of journeys in the snowy city of Ifrane, I'm sure you'll really love it, and it also shows how diverse the atmosphere of morocco is, you can pretty much go from snowy mountains to sandy deserts in the matter of hours

You have all my respect bro you're really awesome boy by the way I'm from Rabat I watched all your videos in Morocco I like the way you filming and your character I hope to have like your's

That wasn't a Tajine you ate there at the restaurant lol. It was more like mashed potatoes, cheese and fries, not a traditional Moroccan dish. You could probably recognize a real tajine if you looked it up on google, but it's usually served in an earthenware pot with a low base also named "Tajine" that has either slow cooked meat, chicken or fish and a variety of vegetables and seasonings surrounding and on top of it. It's quite tasty at the hands of the right chef, you should try it out in another restaurant!

I really enjoy watching u bro

Myself I am from Rabat I never walked through those narrow streets, i am glade to see that u were safe , wow to see the old Medina beside those market

Morocco is beautiful country ❤

Just insane 👌

Que bien lo estás pasando Bro saludos

So cool 👌🏼 i hope you come to visit Marrakech and essaouira and agadir too 🙌🏼🙌🏼

Welcome to morocco, hope ure having fun 🤝

Pleasur to see you in Rabat, enjoy your time, i m from SALE and you re so welcome

Incredible i love the way you explore cities continue like this it's perfect! if you want to visit the south i suggest you asilah and villages near asilah like sidi kouaki and also you can visit atlas region like ifran and ain louh where real amazigh live it another culter you will love it.

Beautiful 👍

ey glad you got to visit rabat as well since it's where i live also compared to when you crossed the border, i'm relieved to see you got yourself a guide because as much as i love it here i don't recommend foreigners to visit rabat without a guide since it's not exactly a very tourist oriented city like marrakech or Fes having someone from here helps out since we know how things work and would help you get out of trouble or scams over all Elliot i hope you finish this morocco trip without any issues and that you would get to have enjoyed everything it has to offer

You are welcome in Morocco anytime, but don't forget that Morocco been an empire long before, Morocco is rich with its unique culture and tradition. Thank you

Thanks Elliot! 3 more weeks til Passport arrives (i hope). BTW, I worked in Wisconsin (from California) from 2018-2019, all over the state, in the cities and small towns North. Telecom work. Love the scenery, but the winter can be brutal. Peace man.

West sahara ist einen Marokkanische Gebiet und das ist wunderschön sollst du besuchen .willkommen in Marokko

Just FYI The Ottomans never entered Morocco. The Ottoman Empire included parts of modern Algeria and Tunisia, but not Morocco. Just a small piece of advice don’t try to give me money to anyone who is trying to be kind to you. You can insult them. Moroccan are naturally hospitable/generous. Thx

Beautiful

Good thanks is beautiful

Nice vidéo rabat beautifful contry

Rabat is an ancient city one of imperial cities in Morocco found by muslim dynasty it wasn't build by europeans.

Welcome brother

Amazing video 😍 Come to visit Agadir city 🤙

ماشاء الله عليك

You did great job man Enjoy the feeling of morocco If you wanna catch up in casablanca You are very welcome

A big hug from Portugal, I seen your Galicia video and subscribed! Did u ever visit Portugal before?

You should go to Iqamat assabah in rabat, beautiful cafés with ocean view

Tooop 👉🇲🇦

Now ... You are in middle of Morocco ... You can go to other destination especially to the south, saouira, Marrakech, Agadir.... Peace on you . Wish you spendid staying in Morocco

you must visit the seafront or corniche of Rabat its long and beautiful

Elliot you should really go to Asila althought you already were in the north previously and left there a while now but Asila is a must visit place it is known as the city of art and the beautiful sunset viewing

Come to the south east of Morocco! You're welcome Eliott!

Hi there. Don't forget to visit AGADIR. Thank you. Good bless you bro ✌️❤️

The dish in minute 12:28 doesn't look like a Moroccan Tajine , cuz we never put cheese in it. It seems more like a gratin . You can try variety of good quality Tajines once at Marrakesh. Have a nice trip

CD in that plate means : Corps Diplomatique

Vive Sahara Morocco from Tanger To Lguiera🇲🇦❤🇲🇦❤🇲🇦❤❤

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You should definitely go to El Jadida they have a really nice beaches

Greetings from uk 🇬🇧

welcome to morooco bro

Nari 3la la cote dial Rabat ch7al mzebla 😱 chouwehtou bina

I wish u have a good experience in ower country ✌️❤️🇲🇦

welcome to Morocco my beloved country♥️

Welcome to you in morocco

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As moroccans, we also suffer from that pressure tactic everytime we go out and you are the best to explain it because everyone fall into that trap of embarrassment and give money without being aware of it

Scammers in Morocco typically try to cheat tourists with the saying: 'you cannot go here/there as only Muslim people are allowed' - or - 'there's a mosque up there, you can't get closer as you're not Muslim person'... Classic, common approach towards foreigners, though rarely violent. Being assertive and self-confident usually do the trick. At the beginning that was a bit stressful to me, yet after few days I turned into an expert with repelling such people LOL😀

CD means Corp Diplomatique in french or Diplomatic Mission in english

Merci pour le voyage c'est manifaik city le Marocain son trop gentil merci top 🖒👏❤

Morocco was one of the first countries to recognize the newly independent United States, opening its ports to American ships by decree of Sultan Mohammed III in 1777.

Ottomans never came to Morocco, Also a lot of Southern Spain's architecture (in Andalusia) is Moorish Architecture (which is Moroccan) build by North Africans of that time that went to Southern Spain when it was part of the Almoravid dynasty (Almoravid is one of the previous Moroccan dysnaties)

I like the set-up of the Moroccan Markets. All of these Mediterranian, European, African, and Asian concepts still exist today and are very much traditionally alive in New York City. The traditional Italian and Italian American stores have their fruits and veggies on display outside their stores as well as the Hispanic markets. Chinatown in Manhattan is very similar to Morocco because of the many little streets and alleyways that occupy the sidewalks with many vendors and the spices and ingredients are galore. Africans set up shop outside with many blankets or tarps on the sidewalk to sell items. Middle Easterns have food carts. Italians, Jews, and Hispanics have fruit, vegetables, and spice stands outside their immediate stores along with the Chinese. It's funny when one leaves the city limits of NYC, (5 Boros) because the minute you're outside the city limits albeit in New Jersey, Westchester County, or Nassau County, (Long Island) things won't resemble NYC. They will resemble the rest of America. Hardly no outside stands to sell items, no street carts or vendors with the exception of a flea market or garage sale here and there. Many times... you won't see parallel parking in the streets or small businesses because everything is like Middle America, where one drives on a state/county road and pulls into a mall/shopping center, and there's parking. Maybe the local town squares or civic centers have a few stores with parallel metered street parking. But that is a different story, and it's called: "Small Town America". LOL. My girlfriend is from Long Island and grew up in Rural Pennsylvania and in farmland Upstate, New York. When I took her to NYC, she almost fainted because she couldn't keep up with the fast pace of life. She asks me if this is still America and if this is common? I told her that this city has been around like this with merchants and immigrants since before the American Revolutionary War. I told her before she travels anywhere in the world, go and visit certain ethnic communities in NYC and learn the customs because many of these people are directly from those lands and it's a good preparation to expect what you'll experience when you travel. The Downtown and Midtown sections of NYC are professional areas limited to a few street vending carts because of the policies that it's to be kept professional and stores would lose business to most street vendors. Outside of the financial and business centers, the ethnic neighborhoods begin and that's where the laws and zoning restrictions are lax. So the fun begins. Street vendors, closed off streets for festivals, (Block Parties), and all types of characters and weird things that go on all hours of the day and night.

Elliot, a piece of advice, if someone speaks to you, do not answer or talk to him, you are not interested, and they will leave you. At least in Morocco. BTW, a great video, I recommend you to visit Marrakech and do a trip to Zagora dessert, I enjoyed it a lot , keep it up my friend! Greetings from Las Palmas!

Go to the city of El Jadida , its a pretty town with the best peaple and food and beaches

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Don't hesitate to visit El jadida and you're welcome

U are welcome🇲🇦🤞🏻

Heyy Elliot, welcome to Rabat, it's my hometown, if you're still here hit me up

If you are visiting again i recommend you go to essawira or lara'ish those are two city that i enjoyed visiting as a Moroccan im from Casablanca wich is not worth seeing much but i wouldn't know since i grew up here.

If you happen to be in Casablanca this weekend, I'm happy to take you to a Festival called "l'Boulevard" it's such a vibe.

You should have looked for a tourist guide, dear Eliot

I'm moroccain I Like this

Welcom and 1000 welcom

Id love to see you in chefchaouen or Marrakech

Benvenuto in 🇲🇦 paese più bella del mondo 👍👍

You should visit tangier

I'm from Milwaukee myself. I used to live in Rabat and Sale' 2013-2015.

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You are welcome brother, you should know that morocco is among the most ancient civilizations as it's history extends back to fifteen centuries.

Those hustlers do that to the locals as well, especially,when they sense you're not from the city and that's normal and not engaging with them as you did is the way to go that's normal i hate when tourists complain about that like it's nit the case everywhere else , and as you said we would love to get rid of the agressive ones as they give a negative image , glad you enjoyed your trip in Our Beloved Morocco 🇲🇦

We all agree that Morocco is the nicest county in the world ❤️ you explored only 10% of Moroccan beautiful cultures you really have to visit Marrakech You'll love it i guarantee you! ❤️🇲🇦❤️