Casablanca : The Energy of Modernity

Casablanca, often referred to as the “White City,” is a bustling metropolis that seamlessly blends modernity with ancient charm. Here are the essentials for tourists:

Economic Powerhouse:

Casablanca serves as Morocco’s economic lung, hosting the country’s primary port and acting as a central hub for finance, business, and industry. The Port of Casablanca, one of the largest artificial ports globally, handles a significant portion of Morocco’s trade.

Cultural and Architectural Gems:

• Hassan II Mosque: Visit this splendid architectural marvel built on the water, boasting the largest religious minaret in the world1.
• Old Medina: Explore one of the latest medinas built in Morocco, with narrow alleys, traditional markets (souks), and a rich sense of heritage.
• Art-Deco Buildings: Roam through the city center and admire its art-deco buildings, reflecting a blend of Arab-Muslim heritage and colonial influences.

Festive Vibes:

• La Corniche: Enjoy the lively atmosphere along the Corniche, with clubs, festivals (such as Jazzablanca), and stunning ocean views.
• Beaches: Casablanca’s coastline offers well-equipped beaches for diving, jet-skiing, and boating.

Must-See Places:

• Mosque Hassan II: Marvel at its grandeur and intricate details.
• Morocco Mall: Explore this modern shopping destination.
• Ain Diab Corniche: Stroll along the picturesque beachfront promenade.
• Old Medina (Habous): Immerse yourself in Moroccan culture.