Mohammed VI Tower in Rabat: Here’s the admission price
The Mohammed VI Tower, one of the continent’s largest multifunctional projects, now welcomes the general public. Located between Rabat and Salé, this monumental structure required a massive investment of 6.5 billion dirhams to reshape the urban landscape of Morocco’s capital.
Spanning 105,000 square meters, the tower combines technological modernity with Moroccan craftsmanship expertise. This ambitious complex is designed to boost tourism and business travel by bringing together diverse spaces:
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• A luxury hotel managed by the Waldorf Astoria Rabat-Salé brand.
• 30 high-end apartments distributed between the 13th and 28th floors.
• Prestigious offices occupying 13 floors of the building.
• A public-facing base featuring an art gallery, restaurants, a banking agency, and a reception hall.
The main attraction for visitors remains the panoramic observation point located at the tower’s summit. Access is subject to a prior reservation system. Admission is set at 250 dirhams for adults and 80 dirhams for children under 18 years old.
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The structure finally distinguishes itself through remarkable technical and environmental achievements. Awarded the best engineering project prize in Madrid in 2022, the structure rests on 104 deep foundations 60 meters deep. Its south facade is covered with 3,900 square meters of photovoltaic panels, which allows it to reduce its energy consumption by 40% compared to a conventional building.
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