This is an old Roman ruin with a beautiful garden. You should wear sunscreen since there is a wide and big area under a really hot sun...

Excellent site containg Roman ruins and subsequent Muslim ruins. Entrance fee 10 dirhams. Not being in a tour group allows time to wander at will among the ruins and bsorb the feel of the place.

This is a cool pleasant garden with walking tracks through avenues of green. There is also a Roman ruin here, partly excavated, partly original and partly (minimally) restored. A pleasant diversion for us on a warm day.

The ruins were fascinating. It was amazing to walk amongst such antiquity. The garden is beautiful too.

Was suggested we had a look, wandered there from the medina, not a bad walk if you can handle the heat. Anyway, got there and hardly any tourist. The place is being rescued so the walls are rebuilt. Inside you can see many centuries of...More

If you are in Rabat and have any free time, you must visit Chellah. The tour book made this site seem like it was in an utter state of disrepair, but I was impressed all around. Many staff were tending to the flowers and all...More

Chellah was amazing to see. Its like revisiting an old palace / fort . It was amazing to see all the ruins and landscape with a lot of historical history. Tour guides available upon entrance to further give background history of this attraction. Definitely recommended.

As we stayed downtown close to the Rabat Ville train station, we decided we could walk to Chellah. It is about a 20 minute walk. The place has an enjoyable garden, Roman ruins, and Islamic monuments as well. We really liked the place. It would...More

A great change of a tourist attraction, from the usual medina and kasbahs of Rabat. Come here to see Roman and Moroccan Muslim ruins in a small space. It's easy to walk around and complete your exploration of the venue within an hour. It's not...More

My family and I visited the Chellah as part of a Casablanca - Rabat day tour. After a short walk into a pleasant garden, you can see the Roman ruins and the storks nesting on top. We appreciated the history of the ruins and Islamic...More