Rabat, the capital of Morocco since the establishment of the French protectorate in 1912 and continuing through Independence in 1961, has a more relaxed and laid-back pace than most Moroccan cities. It is, in fact, a great introduction to Morocco - both past and present. Its sites are rich and varied, dating from the ancient ruins of Chellah through some magnificent buildings of the twentieth century including the Mausoleum of King Mohamed V. King Mohamed V was the father of His Majesty King Hassan II; it was Mohamed V who brought independence to Morocco and it is Mohamed V who is credited with saving the Jews of Morocco from deportation by the occupying Vichy government during World War II. Rabat also has a rich collection of museums, although most of them tend to be rather small. The most notable are the museum which houses the artifacts found among the various Roman ruins all over Morocco (including Volubulis) and a unique private museum on the outskirts of Rabat.
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in 1912 and 
continuing through Independence in 1961, has a more relaxed and laid-back pace than most Moroccan cities. It is, in fact, a great introduction to Morocco - both past and present. Its sites are rich and varied, dating from the ancient ruins of Chellah through some magnificent buildings of the twentieth century including the Mausoleum of King Mohamed
V. King Mohamed V was the father of His Majesty King Hassan II; it was Mohamed V who brought independence to Morocco and it is Mohamed V who is credited with saving t
he Jews of Morocco from deportation by the occupying Vichy government during World War II. 
