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Murdoch Park

Parc Murdoch, also known as Parc Isesco, is a small park located at the entrance of the Victor Hugo Boulevard in Casablanca. It is a popular location for walks and sports players. It is equipped with a children’s play area with scooters, roller skates and football. There is an impressive variety of flora and fauna in the garden area, and parakeets are a common sight here.

Parc Sindibad is a theme park based on the fantastical world of Sindbad the Sailor. It is located on Bd de l'Océan Atlantique, part of the Sindibad Beach Resort. It recreates the adventures of Sindbad with its rides and attractions including Freefall Tower and other rollercoasters. Even though it is mainly meant for children, there are a few activities for adults like Go Karting. There is also an African-themed restaurant which serves authentic food. There is also a small zoo at the end of the park which has many African animals. Parc Sindibad is located close to the coast near the Ain Diab beach. Read More

The Dar al-Makhzen is the royal palace of Casablanca known for its stunning Islamic architecture, picturesque orange groves and elaborate water features. It is located in the Habuous Quarter of the city’s New Medina. The palace is not open to public visits but the view of its arched entrances decorated with elaborate mosaics and high walls is worth the visit. It was built in 1920 and has large Mediterranean-style gardens surrounding the palace itself. The Hay Dakhla bus stop is only a few minutes' walk away from the Palace. Read More

The United Nations Square is a public square located between the old Medina and the commercial centre of Casablanca. Most of Casablanca’s main streets converge on this Square, and it is one of the most visited spots. It is recognized for the brilliant blue Zovaco dome, which represents the world. The Square is populated with cafes, restaurants and shopping centres. The United Nations Square can be crossed through the underground passageway, which also acts as a shopping centre. It is also famous for its views of the Hyatt Regency Hotel, St. John’s Anglican Church, the Old Medina Clocktower and the beautiful central fountain. It is best to visit in the evenings when the traffic has eased, and live musicians, storytellers and other street performers dominate the Square. The Square has its tramway stop and can be reached easily. Read More