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Scene Bouregreg (le dhow)

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The Bouregreg Scene (Scène du Bouregreg) is a prominent open-air venue in Rabat, Morocco, primarily used for major concerts and cultural events, including the renowned Mawazine Festival.

Location and Features

The venue is named after the Bouregreg River (Oued Bouregreg), which flows past the site, offering stunning views of the nearby Kasbah of the Udayas, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is built on a developed waterfront area that serves as a popular public promenade and central gathering spot in Rabat.

Main Events
The Bouregreg Scene is most famous for hosting artists from the “World Rhythms” or African music segments of the Mawazine Festival, a large international music festival held annually in the Rabat-Salé region. The venue has seen performances by numerous international stars, drawing thousands of spectators.

Activities and Amenities
Outside of concert times, the wider Bouregreg area is a major urban development zone, offering:

A pleasant corniche (waterfront promenade) for walking, jogging, or enjoying a coffee/meal with a view.

The Bouregreg Marina in Salé, a modern yacht harbor.

The Rabat Bouregreg Congress Palace, for conferences and seminars.

The area is a vibrant leisure spot, providing beautiful vistas of the river, the Hassan Tower, and the Grand Theatre of Rabat.

Corniche Bouregreg, Rabat

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