Casablanca City
Casablanca is not typically considered a traditional tourist destination, but tourists often describe it as a place to explore a different side of Morocco. Here, I will highlight some of the most wonderful places to visit in Casablanca:
Location
Casablanca is located on the west coast of Morocco, along the Atlantic Ocean. It is situated in the central part of the country, south of the capital city, Rabat, and to the north of the city of Marrakesh. Casablanca is one of Morocco's key economic and cultural hubs.
Here are the top places to visit, listed in order.
Hassan II Mosque – One of the largest mosques in the world.
Here is the detailed information about the paid guided tours .
Working Hours
From September 16th to March 14th:
Saturday to Thursday:
Morning: 09:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00
Afternoon: 15:00Friday:
Morning: 09:00, 10:00
Afternoon: 15:00
From March 15th to Septembre 15th:
Saturday to Thursday:
Morning: 09:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00
Afternoon: 15:00, 16:00Friday:
Morning: 09:00, 10:00
Afternoon: 15:00, 16:00
During Ramadan:
Saturday to Thursday:
09:00, 10:00, 11:00, 14:00Friday:
09:00, 10:00, 14:00
Prices
Children (under 6 years): Free
Children (6 years and above) and Moroccan students: 30 MAD
Moroccans, residents, and foreign students: 65 MAD
Foreign adults: 130 MAD
VIP visits (private tours for 10 people or fewer): 2200 MAD
Groups (100 people or more): 50% discount
Rules
Dress Code: Wear clothes that cover the shoulders, torso, and come below the knees. Shorts and sleeveless clothes are not allowed.
Prohibited Items: No cigarettes or drinks during the visit.
Shoes: Remove your shoes before entering the mosque and carry them with you. (Bags are available at the entrance).
Behavior: Please respect the schedules, remain silent, and stay grouped during the visit.
Safety: Do not cross the chains around the Seguia (water channels).
Cameras: Video cameras and audio devices (radio receivers, sound devices) are not allowed inside the mosque
2- La Corniche
Why visit: A scenic oceanfront promenade with restaurants, cafés, and beaches.
What to do: Walk by the sea, enjoy seafood, or visit beach clubs.
Best time: Sunset — for the view and atmosphere.
3- The Old Medina
Why visit: A small but lively area filled with local shops and traditional Moroccan charm.
What to do: Buy souvenirs, try street food, and explore the narrow streets.
Tips: Go during the day and be ready to bargain.
