What to see in Casablanca in 3 days

Every Moroccan city has its own particular flavour, and Casablanca stands out from the rest with the buzzing vibrancy of a modern city, one where you can feel the wheels of business turning, and see high-spec cars, modern buildings with glass façades and ubiquitous signs advertising big, foreign brands. Casablanca is an ideal destination for those who have already discounted travelling to cities such as Tangiers, Fez or Marrakesh because they are looking for a more modern, sophisticated offer.

Casablanca offers a diverse experience, encompassing visits to iconic monuments such as the Hassan II Mosque and walks around La Corniche, a bustling boulevard enlivened by its beach clubs. Of course, visitors will not want to miss some of the traditional areas such as the ancient Medina or Quartier Habous, the new Medina established by the French. In both these places, you can find good quality craft items to take away as souvenirs, but if you love shopping, don’t miss the Moroccan Mall, an impressive shopping centre with lovely shops (many of which sell local brands). During your three days in Casablanca, we would also encourage you to discover Moroccan cuisine — you’re sure to fall in love with their spicy or French-style dishes.

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Hassan II Mosque

Hassan II Mosque

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.

Mohammed V Square

Mohammed V Square

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.

Casablanca’s Royal Palace

Casablanca’s Royal Palace

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.

Casablanca Cathedral

Casablanca Cathedral

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.

Central Market

Central Market

Si estás pensando en viajar a Casablanca, te recomendamos guardar una mañana para visitar el Mercado Central, toda una institución comercial de la ciudad.

Medina of Casablanca

Medina of Casablanca

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!

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