The iconic and stunning Hassan II Mosque is an excellent introduction to Morocco's Arab-Andalusian architecture. The mosque's location near the sea is awe-inspiring as you learn about Islam's role in the city's history.
The Old Medina will immerse you in Moroccan's chaotic and vibrant life, culture, and history. Get lost in the maze of narrow streets and alleyways, and find some of the best deals on souvenirs.
The Museum of Moroccan Judaism showcases the rich history, culture, and traditions of Jewish Moroccans. The collection of artifacts, photographs, and documents weaves a story of the harmonious coexistence of Jews and Muslims in Morocco.
Nouvelle Ville is modern Casablanca, where you can find high-end shopping centers, upscale restaurants, and chic nightclubs. Visit the Place des Nations Unies and witness the busy environment of the city's central district.
Take a relaxing stroll on La Corniche, where you can witness the beauty of Casablanca's coastline. The sidewalk is dotted with cafes, restaurants, and shops, and you can jog, bike, or skate while savoring the ocean breeze.
The Royal Palace was built-in 1929 and is the current residence of King Mohammed VI. The palace's Dâr-al-Makhzen façade is composed of magnificent white stone columns, with wrought-iron windows and ornate wooden doors.
If you have more time, consider exploring other nearby cities such as Rabat and Marrakech, which offer rich cultural heritage and attractions. For those with limited time, you can spend a whole day exploring Old Medina, and another day visiting the famous Casablanca Art Deco buildings. Don't forget to try the local street food and mint tea, and negotiate for bargains when shopping in the souks.