• Notre Dame de Lourdes - This cathedral exceeded all expectations with its breathtaking modern architecture and intricate stained glass windows encircling the entire structure. Inside, a grotto features a graceful statue of Mary, surrounded by blooming flowers and flickering candles.
• Hassan II Mosque - Located on the scenic coast of Casablanca, the Hassan II Mosque is an architectural masterpiece and a symbol of Morocco’s grandeur. It is the largest mosque in Morocco and Africa, boasting the world’s tallest minaret. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, it represents both architectural brilliance and spiritual significance, attracting visitors worldwide to admire its beauty and tranquility.
• Place des Nations Unies - A lively public square that embodies Morocco’s global essence, where modern and traditional architectural elements coexist harmoniously. It’s a bustling hub filled with street activity, shops, and dining establishments.
• Marche Central Casablanca - Built in 1917, this market is renowned for its Neo-Mauresque style, featuring a grand gateway reminiscent of those in Morocco’s imperial cities and an octagonal central cupola. Under this cupola, a variety of fresh seafood is available, including Atlantic Ocean fish, shark meat, oysters, and more, embracing the vibrant Moroccan lifestyle.
• Old Medina of Casablanca - Discover the rich cultural heritage of Casablanca through a guided walking tour of the Old Medina. The guide will lead visitors along the winding paths of this historic district, offering opportunities to explore traditional souks, centuries-old mosques, and historic buildings while strolling through the charming, narrow streets.
• L’Eglise du Sacre-Coeur - The Sacred Heart Basilica of Casablanca, also known as Sacré-Cœur, is a stunning Catholic church in the Anfa district of Casablanca, Morocco. Built in a Neo-Gothic style, this basilica features impressive spires and colorful stained glass windows, reflecting the city’s French colonial architectural heritage. The interior is equally captivating, adorned with artistic details and a serene ambiance, making it a peaceful place for both travelers and locals.
• Quartier Habous - The Habbous Market, also known as Al Ahbas, is a charming district in Casablanca, developed between 1918 and 1955 during the French protectorate to accommodate migrants from various regions of Morocco. This neighborhood is characterized by its wide pedestrian streets and is home to many artisans, bookshops, and traders offering a variety of products such as ceramics, leather, jewelry, and woven carpets.
• Square of Mohammed V - Mohamed V Square, located in the heart of the city, is a bustling hub with numerous pigeons, attracting visitors from around the world to explore the vibrant city of Casablanca, centered around Mohamed V Square.
• Ain Diab - Cafe stop: Ain Diab Corniche, along the Casablanca coastline, is a stunning seaside promenade. With its golden sandy beaches, restaurants, cafes, and vibrant nightlife, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean while experiencing the lively atmosphere of the city. Enjoying Moroccan tea on one of the café terraces is a delightful experience.

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• Mosque Hassan II

Embark on an extraordinary journey in Casablanca by reserving our guided tour! Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the city as you visit iconic sites such as the magnificent Hassan II Mosque and the picturesque Quartier Habous. Uncover hidden treasures in the Ancient Medina, experience the vibrant energy of the markets, and unwind at Ain Diab Beach. With an enthusiastic guide revealing captivating stories and local insights, this tour provides an authentic glimpse into the essence of Casablanca. Seize this opportunity to explore the city from a genuine perspective – book now to ensure your place!

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