one thousand nine hundred and twelve Rabat before the French colonization in was actually the old city (Medina). Its builders were Andalusian Muslim refugees who fled from Badahos, Spain. During the colonial period, the French government built new cities, expanding the territory of Rabat.

    The old city of Medina is surrounded by red walls. There are many ancient Arab buildings and mosques in the city. The market is prosperous. The back streets and alleys are some handicraft workshops. The residents' life and production mode still retains a strong medieval style. There are many historic sites in the city.

    Rabat Medina consists of central vegetable market, market and residential area. In addition to various daily necessities, the market also has a special street selling carpets, leather, copper plates, ceramics and other traditional Moroccan handicrafts. Many tourists say that the handicrafts in Rabat market are generally more affordable than those in Marrakech and the old city of Faith, but there are relatively few choices.

    Rabat Medina, also known as Rabat Arab populated area, has a dense population and strong national style. Medina is still bustling in the evening. The dim incandescent lights light up every alley in Medina. There is no bustle of a big city here, but it shows the ordinary and comfortable life. There are many shops selling Moroccan carpets and handicrafts, which are worth visiting.

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