This immersive 3-day itinerary delves deep into Casablanca's rich past, from its ancient medinas and grand imperial architecture to its unique colonial heritage and thriving modern art scene. Ideal for history buffs and culture enthusiasts eager to explore the multifaceted identity of this bustling Moroccan metropolis.
Hassan II Mosque, Old Medina (Derb Tazi) and 3 more
See the dayPlace Mohammed V, Cathédrale Sacré-Cœur and 3 more
See the dayVilla des Arts de Casablanca, Abderrahman Slaoui Museum and 2 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Witness the breathtaking scale and intricate craftsmanship of Africa's largest mosque, a modern marvel that showcases Moroccan artistry and religious devotion.
Join a guided tour to fully appreciate its interior and learn about its construction; check tour times in advance as they are limited.
Wander through the narrow, labyrinthine alleys of Casablanca's original city, experiencing the authentic daily life and historical pulse of the port city.
Be prepared for a bustling atmosphere; practice respectful bargaining if you plan to purchase goods.
Explore this charming district, built by the French in the 1930s, offering a more organized and picturesque shopping experience with traditional Moroccan crafts and goods.
Look for quality leather goods, spices, and clothing; it's a pleasant area for a leisurely stroll.
Admire the stunning Hispano-Moorish architecture of this former pasha's court and parliamentary building, a hidden gem showcasing exquisite Moroccan design.
Access can sometimes be restricted as it's a working administrative building; inquire locally about current visitation possibilities.
Savor authentic Moroccan cuisine, from aromatic tagines to flavorful couscous, immersing yourself in the country's rich culinary traditions.
Seek out restaurants known for their traditional fare in areas like Habous or near your accommodation for an authentic experience.
Discover the administrative heart of Casablanca, surrounded by impressive French colonial and Hispano-Moorish buildings that tell the story of the city's modern development.
Observe the intricate architecture of the surrounding buildings like the Prefecture and Palace of Justice; it's a great spot for photos.
Marvel at this striking former Catholic cathedral, a testament to Casablanca's diverse religious history and a beautiful example of Art Deco and Neo-Gothic architecture.
While no longer a functioning church, its exterior is impressive, and the interior is occasionally open for exhibitions or events; check local listings.
Gain a unique insight into the rich and enduring history of Morocco's Jewish community, exploring artifacts, traditions, and the cultural contributions of this vibrant heritage.
It is the only Jewish museum in the Arab world; confirm opening hours and consider calling ahead for guided tours.
Stroll along Casablanca's scenic coastal promenade, offering views of the Atlantic and a glimpse into the city's recreational and social life, blending history with modern leisure.
Enjoy a refreshing walk, find a cafe for a drink, and observe locals enjoying the seaside; best visited in the late afternoon.
Step into the iconic setting inspired by the classic film 'Casablanca,' offering a nostalgic ambiance and a taste of cinematic history in a beautifully recreated space.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner, as it's a popular spot; dress code is smart casual.
Immerse yourself in contemporary Moroccan art within a stunning Art Deco villa, showcasing the country's vibrant artistic expression and cultural evolution.
Check current exhibition schedules as they change regularly; photography may be restricted in some areas.
Discover a private collection of exquisite Moroccan artifacts, including jewelry, posters, and crystal objects, offering a glimpse into the country's rich artistic and historical heritage.
This museum is smaller and more intimate; allow ample time to appreciate the detailed craftsmanship of the exhibits.
Experience the lively hustle and bustle of a traditional Moroccan market, where you can find everything from fresh produce and spices to flowers and local crafts, reflecting daily life.
Arrive in the morning for the freshest produce and most vibrant atmosphere; keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas.
Dine in a beautifully restored 18th-century fortress, offering traditional Moroccan cuisine in a historic setting with lush gardens, connecting you to Casablanca's past.
It's a popular spot for both lunch and dinner; consider making a reservation, especially for evening meals, to secure a table in the garden.
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