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Kasbah des Oudaias, Morocco is home to the oldest mosque in Rabat, Morocco, the Kasbah Mosque. This mosque was built around 1050 and was again worked on in the 18th century. The main entrance to the Kasbah is through the Bab Oudaia. It is an attractive gateway built in the12th century. One of the best experiences in Kasbah des Oudaias, Morocco is walking down the streets. These meandering streets are not crowded, therefore, providing ample scope to explore the place and walk to the northern part of the city. This part is home to some of the spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean. There are views of the waves of the ocean hitting against the walls of the Kasbah. From here one can also see Rabat’s sister city, Sale. The beach in Kasbah des Oudaias is one of the busiest places. Here you can see tourists enjoying the view from the seashore. This is also the place for the construction workers who are busy repairing the old houses. The other attractions of Kasbah des Oudaias, Morocco include the Andalucian Gardens. This garden is filled with beautiful flowers, grasshoppers, snails and butterflies. The Museum of Moroccan Arts, close to the Andalucian Gardens, is in the 17th century palace built by Moulay Ismail. Today these features have made Kasbah des Oudaias, Morocco one of the major Morocco tourist attractions.
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