Morocco

Casablanca

White city where Atlantic waves meet Moorish gates.

Local time: UTC+1
Population: 3.5M
Safety

Cost of a day

$$$$$

Affordable

Food$$$$$About $23 a day: light breakfast, cheap lunch, mid-range dinner
Stay$$$$$3-star hotel about $64 a night for two
Transport$$$$$About $3.3 a day: 4 public transit rides

Exchange rate

🇲🇦 MAD =

Rates from 2026-10-23, refreshed monthly.

Getting in

CMNMohammed V International AirportMain gateway, 23 km southeast of the centre.

How	Cost	Time
TrainCasa Voyageurs / Casa Port	50-70 MAD	45 min
Hourly, leaves at 50 past the hour; slow security check after the train.
TaxiCity centre	250-300 MAD	30-45 min
Agree the fare first; around 280 MAD as of late 2022.
Ride appCity centre	check locally	30-45 min
Availability varies; compare with taxi.

Estimates, checked October 2026. Wikivoyage: Casablanca

Getting around

Tram for main streets, red petits taxis or ride apps for everything else.

MetroNo metro. The tram is the main rail option in the city.
Tram ★Runs 05:30–22:30. One ride is about 6–8 MAD with a rechargeable card. Good for the centre.
TrainAl Bidaoui train links the airport and some city stops, but stops are far apart. Check times on the day.
BusCheap at about 5 MAD, but routes are unclear and pickpockets are a risk. Keep bags close.
Taxi / ride apps ★Red petits taxis use meters, minimum 7 MAD, and drivers may pick up others. White grand taxis run fixed routes and leave when full. Careem and inDrive work.
Rental carNot needed for the centre. Traffic and parking are a hassle; use taxis instead.
WalkingFine in the centre and the medina. Wear comfortable shoes for uneven streets.

Recommended stay★ 1 night (2 days)

One night suits you, covering Hassan II Mosque, the old medina and Art Deco downtown in one day.

Best for

CultureHassan II Mosque, the old medina and the Art Deco centre.
FoodMarkets, tagines and cheap street eats.
HistoryOld walls, the Habous quarter and colonial streets.

Weather by month

18°9°Jan🌧 6d

18°10°Feb🌧 7d

19°11°Mar🌧 9d

21°13°Apr🌧 6d

24°16°May🌧 4d

25°18°Jun🌧 2d

27°20°Jul

28°20°Aug

27°19°Sep🌧 1d

25°17°Oct🌧 5d

21°13°Nov🌧 6d

19°11°Dec🌧 6d

Average daily high / low (°C), sea temperature and rainy days. Typical figures, not a forecast.

Climate

Mild coastal climate: warm dry summers and cool, sometimes wet winters. Rain is light but most likely from November to March.

Best time: May to SeptemberWarm and almost rain-free, highs of 24–28°C. Ideal for the Corniche and long walks.
Wettest months: November to MarchAbout 6–9 rain days a month. Showers are usually short; carry a small umbrella.
Mild wintersJanuary and February sit around 18°C by day and 9–10°C at night. A jacket helps in the evening.
Sea breezeThe Atlantic keeps the city cooler than inland Morocco, but evenings by the Corniche can feel chilly.
Strong summer sunJuly and August are dry and bright. Use sunscreen and avoid midday sun on the beach.
What to packLight layers for summer, a warm layer and rain jacket for winter, plus modest clothing for the mosque.

Landmarks 10

Must-see

1
Hassan II Mosque
Casablanca's defining sight, a vast mosque set on the Atlantic shore with one of the world's tallest minarets and a spectacular prayer hall. Non-Muslims can join guided tours at set times, so check the schedule and dress modestly with shoulders and knees covered. It sits west of the centre and is easy to reach by taxi or tram.

Cultural

Christian 1

Islamic 1

Market 1

Palace 1

Natural

Beach 1

Activities

Amusement Park 4

Football Stadium 1

Day trips from Casablanca

El Jadida · 1 h 30 by train

★★★★☆ · Half day · 102 km from Casablanca

Best way: The train from Casablanca Voyageurs takes about 1h 30m and drops you a short walk or taxi ride from the old Portuguese city.

Take a train from Casablanca Voyageurs to El Jadida, about 1.5 to 2 hours; the old Portuguese city is a short walk or taxi from the station.

Train ★1 h 30 · from $4-$10
Bus1 h 25 · from $6-$10
Car1 h 15 · taxi ≈ 520 MAD

What to see

Portuguese Cistern
Cité Portugaise walls
Mazagan Bastion
Old town medina
Haouzia beach

2 landmark quests to check off here

Good to know

The Cité Portugaise is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Portuguese Cistern in the old city is a highlight worth visiting.
The bus is slightly quicker (about 1h 25m), but the train's drop-off is closer to the old city.

Times and prices are typical one-way estimates (train and bus: Omio / Rome2Rio route data; taxi: local tariff × road distance, tolls extra). Exact prices are on the booking page.

Plans

Casablanca rewards visitors who look past the business suits to the old medina, the great mosque and the ocean corniche. Pick how long you have and what you enjoy most. Prices checked October 2026; ≈ marks estimates.

How long?

What do you enjoy most?

Day trip · Culture

One full day for first-timers: the mosque, the old medina and the Art Deco centre, grouped by area.

Stay: Centre Ville. Walk to the medina, the old walls and the Art Deco streets. Best base for first-timers without a car.

Tickets & tours: ≈ MAD 140
Taxis: ≈ MAD 116

Day 1

Mosque, medina and the modern centre

Tickets ≈ MAD 140 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 116

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 3 km · ≈ 14 min · ≈ MAD 21
1

09:00–10:30 · ≈ MAD 130–150 guided tour; check on the day

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Join an early guided visit. Check times on the day; closed to visitors during prayers.

Open Guided visits several times daily except during prayers · check on the day · Source
Taxi · 4 km · ≈ 18 min · ≈ MAD 28
2

11:00–12:00 · Free

Corniche seaside walk

Walk the seafront right outside the mosque. Taxis are easy to find here.

Open Always open
Taxi · 5 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ MAD 34
3

12:30–13:30 · Free to browse · meals paid separately

Marché Central (Central Market)

Late morning is best. Grab a simple lunch nearby in Centre Ville.

Open Morning to early evening · check on the day
Taxi · 1022 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ MAD 12
4

14:00–15:30 · Free to walk

Old Medina of Casablanca

About 10 minutes by taxi. Wander the lanes in daylight only.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 1022 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ MAD 12
5

16:00–17:30 · Free to walk

Centre Ville art deco walk

Art Deco streets on foot from the medina. Finish before dark.

Open Daytime
Taxi back to your hotel · 209 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ MAD 8

1 night · Culture ★ Recommended length

First-timers who want the mosque, the old medina and the Art Deco centre in one tight day.

Tickets & tours: ≈ MAD 140
Taxis: ≈ MAD 93

Day 1

Mosque, Corniche and sunset

Tickets ≈ MAD 140 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 64

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–10:30 · ≈ MAD 130–150 guided tour; check on the day

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Join an early guided visit. Dress modestly. Times change daily, so check on the day.

Open Guided visits several times daily except during prayers · check on the day · Source
Taxi · 4 km · ≈ 18 min · ≈ MAD 28
2

11:00–12:30 · Free

Corniche seaside walk

Walk the seafront from the mosque. About 15 minutes on foot.

Open Always open
Taxi · 1356 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ MAD 14
3

13:00–15:00 · Free public beach · private clubs charge

Ain Diab beach

Lunch and a rest on Ain Diab beach. Summer mornings are cooler.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 14 min · ≈ MAD 22
4

17:30–18:15 · Free

Anfa waterfront viewpoint

Late-afternoon light over the water. Short taxi ride.

Open Always open

Day 2

Centre Ville on foot

Tickets ≈ MAD 0 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 28

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–10:30 · Free to walk

Centre Ville art deco walk

Art Deco streets are best in the morning light.

Open Daytime
1

10:45–11:45 · Free to browse · meals paid separately

Marché Central (Central Market)

Late morning is liveliest. Grab a snack here.

Open Morning to early evening · check on the day
Taxi · 1022 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ MAD 12
2

12:00–13:30 · Free to walk

Old Medina of Casablanca

Daytime only. Walk before lunch crowds build.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ MAD 16
3

14:30–16:00 · Free to walk

Quartier Habous walk

Shops open in the daytime. About 15 minutes by taxi.

Open Always open · shops daytime

1 night · Food ★ Recommended length

Eaters who want markets, street snacks and a seaside dinner on a short stay.

Tickets & tours: ≈ MAD 140
Taxis: ≈ MAD 103

Day 1

Market morning, Corniche evening

Tickets ≈ MAD 0 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 65

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

10:00–11:00 · Free to browse · meals paid separately

Marché Central (Central Market)

Late morning is best. Look for fresh produce and small eateries.

Open Morning to early evening · check on the day
Taxi · 1022 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ MAD 12
2

11:15–12:45 · Free to walk

Old Medina of Casablanca

Short walk away. Snack stalls are busiest around midday.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 24 min · ≈ MAD 39
3

17:00–18:30 · Free

Corniche seaside walk

Stroll before dinner. About 20 minutes by taxi.

Open Always open
Taxi · 1356 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ MAD 14
4

18:45–20:45 · Free public beach · private clubs charge

Ain Diab beach

Seafood dinner by the water. Book ahead in summer.

Open Daytime

Day 2

Habous and a tasting walk

Tickets ≈ MAD 140 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 38

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:30–11:00 · Free to walk

Quartier Habous walk

Morning is calm. Try bread and pastries from the bakeries.

Open Always open · shops daytime
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ MAD 18
2

12:00–15:00 · ≈ MAD 200–400 per person · check on the day

Casablanca street food tasting walk

Tours usually run morning or evening. Confirm the start point when you book.

Open Usually morning or evening tours
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 13 min · ≈ MAD 20
3

16:00–17:30 · ≈ MAD 130–150 guided tour; check on the day

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Outside views at sunset are free. Guided visits depend on prayer times, so check on the day.

Open Guided visits several times daily except during prayers · check on the day · Source

1 night · History ★ Recommended length

Travellers who want old walls, the Habous quarter and colonial streets in a day.

Tickets & tours: ≈ MAD 140
Taxis: ≈ MAD 92

Day 1

Old medina and the centre

Tickets ≈ MAD 140 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 32

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–10:30 · Free to walk

Old Medina of Casablanca

Go early while it is quiet. Daytime only.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 1022 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ MAD 12
2

10:45–11:45 · Free to browse · meals paid separately

Marché Central (Central Market)

Short walk. Good spot for a coffee break.

Open Morning to early evening · check on the day
2

12:00–13:30 · Free to walk

Centre Ville art deco walk

Colonial and Art Deco buildings. Morning light is best, so start here if you can.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 13 min · ≈ MAD 20
3

15:00–16:30 · ≈ MAD 130–150 guided tour; check on the day

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Guided visits run several times daily except during prayers. Check on the day.

Open Guided visits several times daily except during prayers · check on the day · Source

Day 2

Habous and the Corniche

Tickets ≈ MAD 0 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 60

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:30–11:00 · Free to walk

Quartier Habous walk

Morning or late afternoon. Shops are daytime only.

Open Always open · shops daytime
Taxi · 7 km · ≈ 27 min · ≈ MAD 44
2

16:30–18:00 · Free

Corniche seaside walk

About 20 minutes by taxi. Walk toward sunset.

Open Always open
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ MAD 16
3

18:15–19:00 · Free

Anfa waterfront viewpoint

Late-afternoon view over the water to finish.

Open Always open

2 nights · Culture

First-timers who want the mosque, the old medina and the Art Deco centre at an easy pace.

Tickets & tours: ≈ MAD 140
Taxis: ≈ MAD 72

Day 1

Arrive, mosque and Corniche sunset

Tickets ≈ MAD 140 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 44

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

14:00–15:30 · ≈ MAD 130–150 guided tour; check on the day

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Guided visits run several times daily except during prayers. Check times on the day and dress modestly.

Open Guided visits several times daily except during prayers · check on the day · Source
Taxi · 4 km · ≈ 18 min · ≈ MAD 28
2

16:30–18:00 · Free

Corniche seaside walk

Walk north along the water from the mosque. Best at sunset.

Open Always open
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ MAD 16
3

18:15–19:00 · Free

Anfa waterfront viewpoint

Short taxi hop for the waterfront view. Dinner nearby.

Open Always open

Day 2

Centre Ville and the old medina

Tickets ≈ MAD 0 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 28

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–10:30 · Free to walk

Centre Ville art deco walk

Art Deco streets are best in the morning light. Many buildings are exteriors only.

Open Daytime
1

11:00–12:00 · Free to browse · meals paid separately

Marché Central (Central Market)

Late morning is liveliest. Good spot for a cheap lunch.

Open Morning to early evening · check on the day
Taxi · 1022 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ MAD 12
2

13:30–15:00 · Free to walk

Old Medina of Casablanca

Daytime only. Keep valuables close and expect friendly touts.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ MAD 16
3

16:00–17:30 · Free to walk

Quartier Habous walk

Short taxi ride. Shops are daytime; the quarter itself is always open.

Open Always open · shops daytime

2 nights · Food

Eaters who want markets, street snacks and a seaside dinner.

Stay: Centre Ville. Walk to the medina, the old walls and the Art Deco streets. Best base for first-timers without a car.

Tickets & tours: ≈ MAD 140
Taxis: ≈ MAD 171
Hotel: MAD 700–1,800

Day 1

Market morning, Corniche evening

Tickets ≈ MAD 0 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 94

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 209 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ MAD 8
1

10:00–11:00 · Free to browse · meals paid separately

Marché Central (Central Market)

Go late morning for the freshest produce and fish. Bring small cash.

Open Morning to early evening · check on the day
Taxi · 1022 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ MAD 12
2

11:30–13:00 · Free to walk

Old Medina of Casablanca

Graze on snacks in the lanes. Daytime only.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 24 min · ≈ MAD 39
3

17:30–19:00 · Free

Corniche seaside walk

Sunset walk, then pick a seafood spot by the water.

Open Always open
Taxi back to your hotel · 6 km · ≈ 22 min · ≈ MAD 35

Day 2

Street food walk and Habous

Tickets ≈ MAD 140 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 78

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 209 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ MAD 8
1

10:00–13:00 · ≈ MAD 200–400 per person · check on the day

Casablanca street food tasting walk

Tours usually run morning or evening. Book ahead and say if you have allergies.

Open Usually morning or evening tours
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ MAD 18
2

15:00–16:30 · Free to walk

Quartier Habous walk

Bakery and sweet shops in the quarter. Shops are daytime.

Open Always open · shops daytime
Taxi · 5 km · ≈ 19 min · ≈ MAD 31
3

17:00–18:30 · ≈ MAD 130–150 guided tour; check on the day

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Check tour times on the day. The outside at sunset is worth the trip alone.

Open Guided visits several times daily except during prayers · check on the day · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 3 km · ≈ 14 min · ≈ MAD 21

2 nights · History

Visitors who want old walls, the Habous quarter and colonial streets.

Tickets & tours: ≈ MAD 140
Taxis: ≈ MAD 71

Day 1

Old medina and colonial centre

Tickets ≈ MAD 0 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 12

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–10:30 · Free to walk

Old Medina of Casablanca

Go early while it is quiet. Daytime only.

Open Daytime
Taxi · 1022 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ MAD 12
2

11:00–12:30 · Free to walk

Centre Ville art deco walk

Art Deco and colonial facades. Many are exteriors only.

Open Daytime
2

13:00–14:00 · Free to browse · meals paid separately

Marché Central (Central Market)

Lunch stop. Open morning to early evening.

Open Morning to early evening · check on the day

Day 2

Habous and the mosque

Tickets ≈ MAD 140 pp · taxis ≈ MAD 59

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:30–11:00 · Free to walk

Quartier Habous walk

Morning is calm. Shops open daytime.

Open Always open · shops daytime
Taxi · 5 km · ≈ 19 min · ≈ MAD 31
2

12:00–13:30 · ≈ MAD 130–150 guided tour; check on the day

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Check guided visit times on the day; they pause during prayers.

Open Guided visits several times daily except during prayers · check on the day · Source
Taxi · 4 km · ≈ 18 min · ≈ MAD 28
3

17:00–18:30 · Free

Corniche seaside walk

End the trip with the seaside walk at sunset.

Open Always open

Swap in instead

Add a coastal day to El Jadida for the Portuguese cistern and old walls; check train times on the day.
Swap one city afternoon for Rabat by train if you want more history and a calmer medina.
Beach lovers can spend a lazy afternoon at a Corniche beach club instead of another museum.

Getting around

Tram line runs 05:30-22:30; one ride about 6-8 MAD with a rechargeable card.
Al Bidaoui train links the airport and some city stops, but stops are far apart.
Buses are cheap at about 5 MAD but routes are unclear and pickpockets are a risk.
Red petits taxis use meters; minimum fare 7 MAD, and drivers may pick up others.
White grand taxis run fixed routes and leave only when full; cheaper for long trips.
Ride apps like Careem and inDrive work; walking is fine in the centre and medina.

Where to stay

Centre Ville · ≈ MAD 350–900 a night
Walk to the medina, the old walls and the Art Deco streets. Best base for first-timers without a car.
Anfa · ≈ MAD 600–1,600 a night
Quieter business and shopping district with big hotels; short taxi ride to the Corniche and the centre.
Corniche · ≈ MAD 500–1,400 a night
Sea views and beach clubs; good for evenings by the water, but you will need taxis for the sights.
Habous · ≈ MAD 300–800 a night
Near the new medina, the royal palace gates and the market; calm and traditional, a bit away from nightlife.

Food & drink

Try Moroccan classics: tagine, couscous (often on Fridays) and harira soup. A simple sit-down meal is often around 60–120 MAD.
Head to the Central Market (Marché Central) area for fish and seafood; pick your fish and agree the price first.
Cheap eats: msemen pancakes, fresh orange juice and grilled sandwiches in the medina for about 15–40 MAD.
Mint tea and pastries in the Habous quarter make a good mid-afternoon break.
Alcohol is limited outside hotels and licensed restaurants. Check before you plan a drink with dinner.

Tips

The Hassan II Mosque is one of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslims and is a must-see
The city is more business-oriented and less traditionally touristy than Marrakech or Fes
Architecture lovers should explore the French colonial Art Deco buildings downtown
Always ask petit taxi drivers to turn on the meter (compteur)
Dress conservatively, especially away from the beach clubs

Sources for prices and hours

Hassan II Mosque

Taxi costs are estimates from straight-line distance and the metered fare. Map positions are approximate.

Tours & activities

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Hassan II Mosque

Skip-the-line entry with a licensed guide
Learn the mosque's history and architecture
4,558 reviews · 4.5 rating

Entry includedGuided tour

Hassan II Mosque Premium Tour with Entry Ticket

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$16View tour

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Hassan II Mosque

City tour covering top sights
Hassan II Mosque entry ticket included
1,562 reviews · 4.7 rating

Entry includedCity highlights

City Tour with Hassan II Mosque Entry Ticket

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$50View tour

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Hassan II Mosque

Private guided tour tailored to you
Visit the mosque and other key sights
565 reviews · 4.7 rating

Private guideFlexible pace

Private Guided Tour

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$42View tour

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Hassan II Mosque

Historical tour with hotel transfers
See the mosque and old city landmarks
494 reviews · 4.7 rating

Hotel pickupHistorical focus

Historical Tour with Hotel Pickup and Drop-off

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$32View tour

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Hassan II Mosque

Private tour with mosque entry
Personalized commentary throughout
457 reviews · 4.7 rating

Ticket includedPrivate guide

Private Guided Tour with Hassan II Mosque Ticket

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Hassan II Mosque

Full-day city tour with round-trip hotel transfer
Comprehensive look at Casablanca's highlights
422 reviews · 4.7 rating

Hotel transferFull-day tour

Casablanca Full-Day City Tour with round-trip hotel transfer

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$42View tour

Souvenirs

Taliouine saffron

MAD 35–601g · shop prices

Taliouine saffron is a Moroccan spice grown in the Taliouine area of the south. Casablanca's Habous spice shops are a common place to buy it.

Where: Habous spice shops or Terroir du Maroc outlets

Choose whole threads, check that the packaging is sealed and confirm Moroccan origin. Avoid powdered saffron.

Argan oil

MAD 100–250100ml · estimate

Argan oil is pressed from the kernels of the argan tree, which grows mainly in southwestern Morocco. Casablanca's central market sells it in many forms.

Where: Marché Central or certified cooperatives

Check whether the bottle is labeled for cooking or cosmetic use, since the two types differ.

Babouches

MAD 80–2501 pair · estimate

Babouches are traditional leather slippers with backless, pointed toes. The Habous Quarter in Casablanca is known for selling them.

Where: Habous Quarter

Check the leather thickness and the stitching before you buy.

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Cost of a day

Exchange rate

Getting in

Getting around

Weather by month

Climate

Landmarks 10

Must-see

Hassan II Mosque

Cultural

Christian 1

Islamic 1

Market 1

Palace 1

Natural

Beach 1

Activities

Amusement Park 4

Football Stadium 1

Day trips from Casablanca

El Jadida · 1 h 30 by train

What to see

Good to know

Plans

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Corniche seaside walk

Marché Central (Central Market)

Old Medina of Casablanca

Centre Ville art deco walk

Marché Central (Central Market)

Old Medina of Casablanca

Quartier Habous walk

Casablanca street food tasting walk

Old Medina of Casablanca

Centre Ville art deco walk

Quartier Habous walk

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Corniche seaside walk

Ain Diab beach

Anfa waterfront viewpoint

Centre Ville art deco walk

Marché Central (Central Market)

Old Medina of Casablanca

Quartier Habous walk

Marché Central (Central Market)

Old Medina of Casablanca

Corniche seaside walk

Ain Diab beach

Quartier Habous walk

Casablanca street food tasting walk

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Old Medina of Casablanca

Marché Central (Central Market)

Centre Ville art deco walk

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Quartier Habous walk

Corniche seaside walk

Anfa waterfront viewpoint

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Corniche seaside walk

Anfa waterfront viewpoint

Centre Ville art deco walk

Marché Central (Central Market)

Old Medina of Casablanca

Quartier Habous walk

Marché Central (Central Market)

Old Medina of Casablanca

Corniche seaside walk

Casablanca street food tasting walk

Quartier Habous walk

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Old Medina of Casablanca

Centre Ville art deco walk

Marché Central (Central Market)

Quartier Habous walk

Hassan II Mosque Landmark quest

Corniche seaside walk

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