This 2-day itinerary invites you to explore the dynamic culinary landscape of Casablanca, from bustling markets and traditional Moroccan eateries to modern cafes and iconic establishments. Designed for food enthusiasts and culture seekers, it offers an authentic taste of the city's unique blend of tradition and modernity.
Sightseeing 1
Food 5
Activity 1
Viewpoint 1
Nightlife 1
Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Day 1
4 stops · about 7 hrs
Sightseeing, Food
1
Hassan II Mosque
Sightseeing
1.5 hours
Begin your culinary journey with a visit to this architectural marvel, setting the stage for Casablanca's grandeur and cultural richness.
Good to know
Check official visiting hours for non-Muslims; guided tours are highly recommended for comprehensive insights.
2
Central Market (Marché Central)
Food
1.5 hours
Immerse yourself in the vibrant local food scene, discovering fresh produce, aromatic spices, and traditional Moroccan street snacks.
Good to know
Visit in the morning for the freshest selections and a lively atmosphere; be prepared for a sensory overload.
3
Habous Quarter (New Medina)
Food
2 hours
Explore charming alleys filled with artisan shops and savor traditional Moroccan pastries, olives, and local delicacies.
Good to know
Enjoy a refreshing mint tea break at a local cafe; it's a great spot for unique food-related souvenirs.
4
Basmane Restaurant
Food
2 hours
Indulge in an authentic Moroccan fine dining experience, featuring exquisite tagines and traditional entertainment in an elegant setting.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner; dress smart casual for the refined ambiance.
Day 2
5 stops · about 10 hrs
Food, Activity, Viewpoint, Nightlife
5
Start your day with a chic breakfast or brunch, experiencing Casablanca's modern and sophisticated cafe culture.
Good to know
This is a popular spot, so consider arriving early to secure a good table, especially on weekends.
6
Casablanca Cooking Class Experience
Activity
3 hours
Get hands-on with Moroccan cuisine, learning to prepare iconic dishes like couscous or pastilla from local culinary experts.
Good to know
Book your class in advance through a reputable local provider; wear comfortable clothing suitable for cooking.
7
Restaurant du Port de Pêche
Food
1.5 hours
Savor the freshest seafood catch of the day, prepared simply and deliciously, right by the bustling fishing port.
Good to know
Arrive around lunchtime for the best selection and a lively atmosphere; expect a casual dining experience.
8
Corniche Ain Diab
Viewpoint
1.5 hours
Enjoy a refreshing stroll along the Atlantic coastline, taking in panoramic sea views and the city's modern leisure areas.
Good to know
Best visited in the late afternoon for pleasant temperatures and a chance to catch the sunset.
9
Rick's Cafe
Nightlife
2.5 hours
Conclude your trip at this legendary establishment, enjoying classic cocktails and international fare in an iconic setting.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended for dinner; a smart casual dress code is generally expected.
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Frequently asked questions
Is 2 days enough for Casablanca?
Yes, two days cover about four to five stops daily, including Hassan II Mosque, Central Market (Marché Central), and Corniche Ain Diab.
Where to stay in Casablanca for 2 days?
Stay near Hassan II Mosque, which keeps Central Market and Habous Quarter close by.
When should you visit Central Market (Marché Central)?
Visit in the morning for the freshest selections and a lively atmosphere. Be prepared for a sensory overload.
What can you eat in Habous Quarter (New Medina)?
Find traditional Moroccan pastries, olives, and local delicacies, then take a mint tea break at a local cafe.
What is served at Basmane Restaurant?
Basmane Restaurant serves authentic Moroccan fine dining, including tagines and traditional entertainment in an elegant setting.
What happens at Casablanca Cooking Class Experience?
You learn to prepare Moroccan dishes such as couscous or pastilla from local culinary experts.
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