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Travel guide Casablanca

Casablanca, Morocco's largest city, is a vibrant economic and cultural centre, known for its mix of modern architecture and art deco, as well as its bustling port. It is a cosmopolitan metropolis where tradition and modernity meet.

Casablanca, whose origins date back to Berber times, underwent major development under the French protectorate. The city has played a crucial role in Morocco's contemporary history, becoming a symbol of modernity and development.

Casablanca is well connected by its Mohammed V international airport, one of the largest in Africa. The city is also accessible by train, bus and motorway from other parts of Morocco.

Accommodation

Casablanca offers a wide range of accommodation, from luxury hotels by the sea to youth hostels and rental flats in the city centre.

Gastronomy

Traditional Moroccan cuisine, seafood, local pastries, mint tea.

What is there to see? What to do?

The Hassan II Mosque, the Old Medina, the Habous district, the Corniche and the central market.

The city centre, the Habous district, the Aïn Diab Corniche and the Gironde district.

Walks along the Corniche, guided tours of the city, day trips to places like Rabat or El Jadida.

Parks and green spaces, beaches, cultural attractions, leisure centres.

Casablanca Festival, Jazzablanca, cultural and artistic events.

Activities

Shopping

Morocco Mall shopping centre, fashion and craft shops, traditional markets.

Nightlife

Chic bars and clubs, evenings on the Corniche, traditional cafés.

Did you know?

The Hassan II Mosque is the largest mosque in Morocco and the 7th largest in the world.
Casablanca is often associated with the 1942 film of the same name, although the film was not shot in the city.
The city boasts a rich Art Deco heritage due to its French influence.
Casablanca is Morocco's main economic hub, home to North Africa's largest port.
The Corniche d'Aïn Diab is a popular spot for entertainment and relaxation, offering beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Tips and tricks
Use the red taxis to get around the city with ease.
Take clothing suited to the coastal climate, which is often cooler and windier.
Sample local specialities in the seafood restaurants along the Corniche.

Explore the Art Deco districts, visit contemporary art galleries and enjoy traditional spas.

Welcome, my name is Karim, I'm 30 years old and I'm passionate about travel and discovery. Diamstrotter for Casablanca in Morocco, I hope to share my passion for this fascinating city with you through my articles.

Karim E.

DiamsTrotter Casablanca