Things to see in Casablanca
Mohammed V Square, the heart of Casablanca
Designed in the years of the French Protectorate, this large esplanade is a unique blend of tradition and modernity, a synthesis of the city itself.
Mohammedia, a day of sun, sand and history
Just a few kilometres from Casablanca, this coastal city offers a combination of sun, beach and historical interest that make it a very attractive destination
Rick’s Café, Casablanca , where reality outdoes fiction
Bogart never was here, but that doesn’t stop Rick’s Café from being a real and wonderful tribute to a remarkable film.
Casablanca Cathedral; its history, its style, and how to visit
Although officially Morocco is an Islamic country, we can nevertheless catch glimpses of other religions in monuments such as Casablanca Cathedral, a Christian place of worship, built in the twentieth century in a most interesting architectural style. Read on to find out more.
Excursions from Casablanca: the highlights
Cities with fascinating stories to tell, wonderful scenery… Get ready for an excursion from Casablanca, and discover Morocco’s most precious treasures.
The Quartier Habous, Casablanca’s New Medina
Cities are built based on their history, the passing of time and the different historical periods that they have lived. An example of this is the Quartier Habous, or Habous quarter, one of the main areas of Casablanca. Check out its attractions
Casablanca’s United Nations Square: the modern nucleus of the city
United Nations Square is an iconic spot in Casablanca. Built at the entrance to the Medina during the time when Morocco was a French Protectorate, it is now one of the city’s major hubs.
Hassan II Mosque, the great icon of Casablanca
One of the five largest mosques in the world, the Hassan II Mosque is a true icon of Casablanca and, of course, a sight not to be missed.
A visit to the Medina of Casablanca: the origins of the city
The Medina of Casablanca is a must on any visit to this city on Morocco’s Atlantic coast. This area is the legacy of the past of a city that underwent major development in the 20th century under French influence, and is an area of interesting historical and cultural value. Welcome to the Medina of Casablanca!
Casablanca’s Royal Palace, the centre of royal power in the city
Casablanca conceals a Royal Palace within its streets. Although you cannot go inside, Casablanca’s Royal Palace is one of the city’s most beautiful monuments.