• Rick’s Café - Rick’s Café Americain, the iconic gin-joint owned by the world-weary Rick Blaine (Bogart) in the film, was a sophisticated nightclub and gambling venue that drew in French and Nazi officials, thieves, and refugees. This lively establishment played a pivotal role in the movie Casablanca and, thanks to Kathy Krieger, the fictional place has now been brought to life.
• Hassan II Mosque - The Hassan II Mosque is a breathtaking religious landmark situated in Casablanca, Morocco. It ranks among the largest mosques globally, accommodating up to 25,000 worshippers simultaneously. Completed in 1993, the mosque is named after King Hassan II, who initiated its construction.

The mosque’s architecture is a remarkable fusion of traditional Moroccan and Islamic design elements, enhanced by modern technology. It boasts a towering minaret that reaches 210 meters, making it the tallest in the world. The prayer hall is equally impressive, featuring intricate marble floors, detailed wooden carvings, and magnificent chandeliers.

Visitors can join guided tours to explore the mosque’s history and significance. The mosque welcomes non-Muslims outside prayer times, with a dress code requiring modest attire and shoe removal before entry.

• Ain Diab - The Ain Diab Corniche is a beautiful coastal promenade offering a scenic walkway to explore the elegant buildings of the Anfa and Maarif districts, showcasing a mix of modern and Moorish architectural styles, alongside expansive avenues.
• Notre Dame de Lourdes - Visitors are often amazed by the discovery of a stunning cathedral, featuring contemporary architecture and adorned with vibrant glazed walls. Additionally, a grotto decorated with a statue of Mary, surrounded by flowers and candles, enhances the overall awe-inspiring experience.
• Quartier Habous - Habous is a delightful district nestled in the heart of Casablanca, Morocco. It is renowned for its traditional Moroccan architecture, narrow streets, and lively souks (markets) offering a variety of goods, including textiles, ceramics, and spices.

Constructed in the 1930s during the French protectorate of Morocco, its architecture reflects a blend of Moroccan and European styles. The streets are lined with white-washed buildings featuring intricate wooden balconies, arcades, and ornate doorways.

Habous also hosts several significant religious sites, including the Royal Palace Mosque and the Mohamed V Mosque. Visitors can enjoy wandering through the district’s streets, absorbing the sights, sounds, and aromas of the souks, and admiring the beautiful architecture.

• Arab League Park - The largest green space in the city, this urban park is located in the heart of Casablanca, near the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
• Square of Mohammed V - Mohamed V Square, the city’s vibrant center, is teeming with pigeons and attracts numerous visitors from around the globe eager to explore the city of Casablanca and the Place of Mohamed V.
• Marche Central Casablanca - Marche Central Casablanca, Boulevard Mohamed V Station Tramway Marche Central, Casablanca 20200 Morocco

This bustling area draws many visitors to Casablanca, offering an ideal spot for those wishing to experience local Moroccan life.

• Private transportation
• Officially licensed local guide
• Professional driver
• Air-conditioned vehicle

• Lunch

Explore Casablanca in a whole new way with our exceptional guided tour!

This tour provides more than just a standard sightseeing trip; it offers a deep dive into the rich history, vibrant culture, and unique ambiance of the city. What makes our tour stand out is the meticulous attention to detail, seamlessly combining tradition with contemporary elements.

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