Article Charming Casablanca
Full day tour of Casablanca
Casablanca is the largest Moroccan city located on the Atlantic coast. One of the most modern Moroccan cities, famous mainly for the film of the same name, with which it has only one name in common. If you are traveling to Morocco and want to see the real Moroccan culture, then this city is not the right one, but it is definitely worth a visit.
Hassan II Mosque
Hassan II Mosque is the largest mosque in Morocco and also the largest mosque in the Western Islamic world, which can accommodate 25,000 believers and another 8,000 believers in the square, making it the seventh largest mosque in the world. With a height of 210 meters, the minaret is the highest in the world.
Boulevard by the ocean
Between the mosque and the lighthouse is a beautiful promenade, where there are pleasant resting places under palm trees overlooking the ocean.
A modern neighborhood
Between the mosque and the port there is a nice modern district with many modern apartments.
Rick's coffee
Café Rick´s is one of the most famous places in Casablanca, which was built after the café of the same name from the movie Casablanca.
Medina
The historic medina, which depicts life in typical Morocco, while walking through the narrow streets you can buy fresh fruit or vegetables or have something to eat.
Sacre Coeur Cathedral.
One of the largest Christian cathedrals not only in Morocco, but also in the whole of Africa, which is a remnant of the French colonial era. Unfortunately, it was not possible to get to the cathedral, but it is also beautiful from the outside. In its vicinity there is a nice park, where you can hide from the lunch sun and then have lunch in one of the surrounding bistros.
Mohamed V Square
One of the recommended and well-known landmarks in Casablanca, but personally I don't think it's worth the effort.
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