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.