All Places in Salé

Specialized craft neighborhoods within the medina where artisans practice traditional trades including woodworking, pottery, textiles, and metalwork.

Historic 12th-century mosque and important religious center, known for its beautiful architecture and significance in Islamic learning and scholarship.

Beautiful 14th-century Islamic school (medersa) featuring exquisite Marinid architecture, intricate stucco work, and traditional Moroccan craftsmanship.

Modern district of Salé featuring contemporary architecture, shopping areas, and residential neighborhoods, showcasing the city's development alongside its historic areas.

Sandy beach along the Atlantic coast, popular with locals for swimming, walking, and enjoying ocean views, with a more relaxed atmosphere than Rabat's beaches.

Historic walled city with narrow streets, traditional architecture, and bustling markets, offering a more authentic and less touristy experience than its neighbor Rabat.