CASABLANCA Travel Guide | The Cosmopolitan White City of Morocco
Discover Casablanca, Morocco's vibrant cosmopolitan heart, from its iconic Hassan II Mosque to the charming blue streets of Chefchaouen. This collection invites you to explore ancient medinas, stunning coastlines, and cinematic landmarks, offering a rich tapestry of Moroccan culture and history.
Melliber Appart Hotel
A modern apart hotel located close to the Hassan II Mosque, offering spacious and clean rooms with kitchen facilities and good value for money.
Ouzoud
A destination visited during a 17-day trip around Morocco, mentioned as part of a broader itinerary.
Essaouira
A destination visited during a 17-day trip around Morocco, mentioned as part of a broader itinerary.
Ait Ben Haddou
A destination visited during a 17-day trip around Morocco, mentioned as part of a broader itinerary.
Fes
A destination visited during a 17-day trip around Morocco, mentioned as part of a broader itinerary.
Chefchaouen
A destination visited during a 17-day trip around Morocco, from which the travelers took a bus to Casablanca.
Hassan II Mosque
A beautiful mosque with a wide pedestrian promenade, ordered by the father of the current king, notable for its architecture and location on the Atlantic Ocean.
Medina
The old Medina of Casablanca, accessed through a monumental stone gate, noted for its more modern souks compared to those in Fes or Marrakech.
Arab League Park
A famous public space created in 1913, offering peace and shadow under palm trees, with buildings like AL Kuba.
Sacred Heart Cathedral
A Roman Catholic Church built in 1930 in the Art Deco style, now a cultural center for art exhibitions.
Ould el-Hamra Mosque
A historic mosque built in 1790, known for its beautiful minaret rebuilt in 1876.
La Sqala Fort
A former Portuguese fortification transformed into a restaurant, accessible over the gate.
Rick's Café
A Riad from 1930 modified to resemble the restaurant from the movie Casablanca, requiring reservations due to its popularity.
Hassan II Mosque Museum
A museum included with the Hassan II Mosque ticket, showcasing the mosque's construction process and intricate handcrafted carvings.