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Bab Lamrissa

Line 1 (red) + Line 2 (blue) · Interchange

L1 + L2

Line served

Interchange

Interchange

Yes

Step-free access

7 DH

Ticket (1 h, 1 transfer)

About Bab Lamrissa

Bab Lamrissa takes its name from the monumental Marinid gate of the Salé medina (Bab Lamrissa, or Bab Mrisa), one of the finest historic gates in Morocco. The station marks the northern entrance to the shared trunk and is an interchange between Line 1 and Line 2.

Located on the Salé side just before the Bouregreg crossing, it gives access to the old town of Salé, its souk markets and its ramparts. Passengers can switch freely between Line 1 and Line 2 here.

Station Bab Lamrissa sur la Ligne 1, tramway de Rabat-Salé
Bab Lamrissa stationBab Lamrissa, Salé
Opened2011
LineLine 1 + Line 2
PositionInterchange
Coordinates34.0322° N, 6.8194° W

Where is Bab Lamrissa?

The Bab Lamrissa station is located in Bab Lamrissa, Salé. Coordinates: 34.0322° N, 6.8194° W.

Nearby: sights and services

A few minutes’ walk from Bab Lamrissa, you’ll find the following sights and services.

Bab Lamrissa (Bab Mrisa)Monumental Marinid gate of the Salé medina.2 min walk
Great Mosque of SaléHistoric mosque and Marinid madrasa.8 min walk
Souk markets of the Salé medinaCrafts, pottery and traditional shops.5 min walk
Cafés & diningMoroccan cafés and pâtisseries near the ramparts.3 min walk
Banks & pharmaciesLocal services in central Salé.4 min walk
Buses & grands taxisConnections to the neighbourhoods of Salé.At the exit

Other stations on Line 1

Services and accessibility

Like every Rabat-Salé Tramway stop, this station has ticket vending machines, a step-free platform and bilingual signage (Arabic and French). Here are the services usually available.

Step-free access to the platforms (low floor)
Tactile guidance and audio announcements
Validation of tickets, Irtiyah passes and Tram Mobile tickets
Ticket machines on the platforms
CCTV and station security
Bilingual signage (Arabic and French)
Drop-off point (taxis, shared taxis, ride-hailing)
City bus connections nearby

Interchanges and connections

Interchange station. Bab Lamrissa links Line 1 and Line 2 along the Pont Hassan II shared central section. Follow the colour-coded signage on the same platforms to switch from one line to the other — allow a few minutes for the transfer.

Buses and shared taxis — city buses and shared taxis serve the streets around Bab Lamrissa. Look for the stops at the station entrances.

Taxis and ride-hailing — petits taxis and ride-hailing apps (Careem, inDrive) are readily available at each entrance for short trips off the tramway route.

Tickets — buy a ticket from the station machine or kiosk (or in the Tram Mobile app) and validate it when you board; pass holders validate their Irtiyah pass. See our Tickets & fares page.

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Common travel times from Bab Lamrissa

DestinationTimeFare
Tour Hassan6 min7 DH
Gare de Salé3 min7 DH
Agdal – Av. de France20 min7 DH
Madinat Al Irfane27 min7 DH
Hay Karima12 min7 DH
Bab El Had15 min7 DH
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Frequently asked questions

Yes — Bab Lamrissa is part of the shared trunk and lets you switch from Line 1 to Line 2.
Bab Lamrissa is the closest station to the historic gate and the old town of Salé.
Monday to Friday, according to the official tram timetable: Line 1 — towards Madinat Al Irfane: first departure 05:57, last 22:11; towards Hay Karima: first departure 06:56, last 23:07 · Line 2 — towards Yacoub Al Mansour: first departure 05:29, last 22:23; towards Hôpital Moulay Abdellah: first departure 06:29, last 22:36. On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays these times differ by a few minutes — see the Timetable page.
Yes for a monthly pass: the ticket machines on the platforms can reload it. The Irtiyah card itself is a personal subscription card (national ID and photo): you apply for it at one of the tram’s three sales offices, or use the Tram Mobile app instead. The 7 DH single ticket is sold at the platform kiosks and machines. See our Tickets & fares page.

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