Casablanca is the capital and biggest city in Morocco. Situated on the Atlantic Ocean, this city is a haven for adventurers, culture vultures, and those in search of a picturesque setting. Furthermore, Casablanca is considered the perfect jumping off location for tourists wishing to begin their journey across Morocco.

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1. Hassan II Mosque:

Casablanca’ Hassan II Mosque is the second largest Mosque in the world, famous for its architectural marvel, the Mosque is situated on the Atlantic coast, it’s minaret stands at 210 meters, making it the tallest in the world. Non-Muslim visitors can join guided tours available from 9 AM to 3 PM. It is important modesty, and acceptable clothing when visiting the mosque. Additionally, Hassan II Mosque is well known for its architectural designs and Moroccan architecture. Visitors to the mosque can enjoy its fantastic minaret, which is a great place for photographing opportunities.

2. Old Medina:

Casablanca’s old Medina is not as similar as other Medinas like Fes and Marrakech. However, th Old Medina of Casablanca is quiet small and it offers a glimpse into traditional Moroccan life. Visitors to the old Medina can wander through narrow alleys, explore local shops, textiles, spice shops, handcrafts and experience the authentic atmosphere of this historic quarter. In addition to that, Visitors to the old medina of Casablanca can explore the Habbous quarter just next to the old Medina, this fantastic quarter is well known for its amazing narrow streets an

This neighbourhood, which dates back to the 1930s, is a fusion of traditional Moroccan styles and French colonial architecture. There are also lovely cafés there where you may relax with a cup of mint tea while perusing the local wares and spices. Morocco 10 days itinerary

5. Ain Diab & The Corniche:

Ain Diab is Casablanca's main beach area, lined with cafés and restaurants. The Corniche promenade offers stunning ocean views, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll or a sunset drink. Visitors will enjoy its fantastic atmosphere and watch incredible sunset view over the Atlantic Ocean.

6. Morocco Mall in Casablanca:

Morocco Mall in Casablanca is one of the top and largest shopping centers in Africa, offering a unique blend of luxury shopping, entertainment, and cultural experiences. It is located along the scenic Qornich. Morocco mall offers a variety of products from national to international offering visitors a fantastic shopping opportunity.

Culinary Delights:

 Casablanca's presents the top Moroccan cuisine allowing visitors to experience it!

·       Tagine: A slow-cooked stew with meat and vegetables.

• Couscous: Steamed semolina served with meat or vegetables.
• Pastilla: A savory pie made with pigeon or chicken, almonds, and spices.
• Seafood: Fresh catches like oysters and lobsters are abundant, especially near the port and La Corniche.

• Shopping Spots:

• Casablanca offers some of the top centers for shopping including:

  • Marché Central: A bustling market offering fresh produce, spices, and seafood.
  • Derb Ghallef Souk: A vast market known for electronics and antiques. It's advisable to visit with a local guide. 

  • Best Time to Visit Casablanca: 

  • Casablanca is most suitable for a visit during the spring and autumn (September to November) seasons, when temperatures are moderate and mild. The city is not overcrowded. The ocean atmosphere along the Corniche offers respite from the heat of the summer months. Even through it gets hot during summer, but Casablanca still offer great atmosphere visitors to experience its lovely beaches and appreciate its marvelous atmosphere.

  • Travel Tips & Advice You Should before you Go:

  • • Getting Around: The Casa Tramway is an efficient way to move around the city, with tickets costing around 6 MAD. Taxis are also available; it's recommended to agree on a fare before starting your journey.  Additionally, Airport Transfer: From Mohammed V International Airport, the train to Casa Port station is a convenient option, costing around MAD 40 and taking approximately 45 minutes.
    • Safety and Secure destination: It is important to avoid dark and narrow streets when moving around Casablanca. The city is quite safe but it is important to measures and advices into considerations.