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Ain Diab

Ain Diab is truly a place for beach lovers, often referred to as Casablanca's version of Miami. It is beautiful and serene with gleaming sands and turquoise waters. Beautiful at sunset, this beach also has several snack stalls and restaurants where you can grab a bite and relax. Enjoy the warm weather with the locals all around. Amazingly wonderful, Ain Diab is the perfect place to go with family and friends

Established in 1930s, Cathedral du Scare Coeur is a harmonious mix of both European and Moroccan culture. The sheer brilliance in the two architectural styles is what gets the foreign visitors come here again and again. Being restored again to make it available for tourism, the structure as described by everyone is captivating. Cathedral du Sacre Coeur can freeze the eyeballs by its outstanding stain glasses and fascinating structures. The perfect architectural blend is quite evident from the stunning exterior and interior designs. Read More

Being the largest mosque in Morocco, the Hassan II mosque is a real marvel to look at. Magnificently built and displaying the sheer brilliance of Moroccan architecture, it is almost seven hundred feet tall. It is the only mosque in Casablanca which is open to tourists. Tours are organised at 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM every day. Hassan II Mosque, the seventh largest mosque in the world, is well known and one of the most visited tourist spots in the country. The mosque's minarets are spectacularly built. Established in 1993, the minaret is a sixty-story high topped by glittering laser light. Beautifully designed, this stunning landmark was partially built on the land and partially over the Atlantic Ocean, which makes it all the more interesting. Also open to non-Muslims, this beautiful mosque displays a strong Moorish influence, which is quite evident from its architecture. Read More

Corniche is the beachfront district of Casablanca. The coastline is a lavish resort zone with several exotic luxury hotels and clubs. It trails from the Hassan II Mosque to the district of Ain Diab. Enjoy a stroll over the seafront and feel the cool breeze. Voyagers come to Corniche to relax and rest on the beach. The beach is often packed with the locals munching on snacks and enjoying the tan on the beach. Corniche also offers a wonderful picnic spot where one can come with family and spend quality time with them. Being a polished place in Casablanca, La Corniche, is quite a comfortable experience for everyone. Read More

The main market of Casablanca gives you the true feel of the city and its people. It is the perfect shopping spot for tourists, allowing them to use their bargaining talent at every shop and store. From rare spices to colourful interior decor to gorgeous fabrics, Marche Central is the best place for you to get loads of souvenirs for your loved ones. Marche Central is the one-stop shopping point for locals and foreigners alike. It is an excellent place to visit with vendors selling just about everything. Bargain crazily and buy the items you like or simply interact with the vendors and locals to know more about the culture. The entire area represents the spirit of the country. Enjoy the chirpiness in the area and grab a drink at the iconic 'Hotel Transat antique', which is extremely famous among popular musicians. Read More

Known for the great luxury and comfortable services, Place Mohamed V lies in the modern half of the city. It offers to be the most impressive attraction of the modern part of the city with many photographic spots. It also has a wide open space with several fountains, pigeons, and palm trees amidst the tall corporate offices of the city. Known for its extravagance, Place Mohamed V is one of the best places to stay in the country, serving all the possible amenities to its guests. The most official edifices including the main Post Office, Palace of Justice and the best bank of Morocco, are all well housed in this area. Offering a quiet atmosphere, Place Mohamed V gives you the much needed comfort and exotic luxury in its well organised world. Read More

Always crowded with the daily hustle and bustle of the ancient lifestyle, the Medina is the old walled city of Casablanca. Roam about the circle and explore one of the oldest landmarks in the city. Witness the clock tower at the entrance, leading to a huge street market. Walk through the area and explore the convoluted maze of souks and streets. You can shop, eat and get a slight glimpse of the old Casablanca lifestyle. The big mosque, which is also the oldest mosque in the city, is visited by every traveller who comes to Medina. Read More

Towards the south of the city centre, lies a huge building called Techno park. Being the country's first industrial park, it offers an interesting yet informative sight to visitors. Opened in 2011, the modern building was built to increase the development and advancement of information technology in the country. The luxurious skylines have a very famous bar called Sky28, where tourists are often seen enjoying a drink or two. The entire experience will give you a posh feel, totally different from the rest of the city. Read More

The magnificent amalgamation of two similar skyscrapers is an absolutely stunning landmark in Casablanca. Being a gateway to many districts and shopping centres, it draws people to come and appreciate the brilliance of its design and architecture. As the name suggests, Casablanca Twin centre comprises of two similar skylines, namely the west tower and the East tower, both of which are spectacularly built. Both have twenty eight floors each. The entire structure displays the modern high-tech image of Casablanca. With a five star hotel, and a complex of shops and offices, the twin centre becomes one of the most visited tourist attractions in the city. Read More

Al Qods Mosque is the only mosque built in the Gothic style of architecture in the world. It is located in Roches Noires in Casablanca. It was initially created as a church by Eugene Lendrat in 1920 but was converted into a mosque at the time of the Moroccan independence. The influence of Christianity on the mosque’s architecture is visible, and this interesting juxtaposition makes it worth a visit.