Casablanca
Morocco
Overview
Morocco's cosmopolitan port city surprises with the colossal Hassan II Mosque, Art Deco architecture, a thriving arts scene, and Atlantic coast energy.
Cost of Travel
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Explore Casablanca
Hassan II Mosque
Large, elaborate oceanfront mosque, built in 1993, with intricate decor & a soaring, 210-m. minaret.
Arab League Park
Peaceful 30-acre park with walking paths, open green space & play areas amid lush gardens & trees.
Church of Notre Dame of Lourdes
Striking stained-glass windows line this modern Catholic church constructed in 1954.
El Hank Lighthouse
Lighthouse constructed in 1916 & towering 167 ft., with an inner spiral staircase.
Where to Stay
Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca
A luxury hotel in the Anfa district with gardens, ocean views, a stunning spa, and direct beach access.
Hotel & Spa Le Doge
A boutique hotel in a restored 1930s Art Deco building in the center, with individually designed rooms and a rooftop terrace.
Where to Eat
La Sqala
Moroccan-French
Set in a fortified 18th-century bastion garden, this elegant restaurant serves refined Moroccan and French cuisine in a magical setting.
Central Market Stalls
Moroccan Seafood
Bustling stalls outside the Marche Central where you pick fresh fish and have it grilled on the spot with spices and bread.
Travel Tips
- Hassan II Mosque guided tours run at set times — arrive early
- The old medina is smaller and calmer than Marrakech's
- Day trip to Rabat (1 hour train) for the Kasbah of the Udayas
- Casablanca is more modern and Western-influenced than other Moroccan cities
- Try pastilla (sweet-savory pastry) and fresh seafood at the port
- The Art Deco architecture in the center rivals Miami's
Getting There & Around
Casa Tramway is modern and accessible with 2 lines. Petit taxis are metered and affordable. Grand taxis connect to other cities. Walking is easy in the center and Corniche. Uber is not available but Careem operates. ONCF trains connect to Marrakech, Rabat, and Fes.
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