Rabat Modern Heritage Architecture Walk
Chellah
Connections across Morocco
Guide-led walk connecting UNESCO-listed urban layers and public exteriors
Rabat Modern Heritage Architecture Walk focuses on guide-led walk connecting UNESCO-listed urban layers and public exteriors.
Håndværk, natur og bevægelse
Hvor det udspiller sig
- By eller landsby
- Rabat
- Region
- Rabat-Sale-Kenitra
På kortet
Tilbydes af verificerede lokale
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