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Casablanca - Do & See

Hassan Ii Mosque

This outstanding mosque stands on a promontory looking toward the Atlantic. It can accommodate over 100,000 worshippers inside and on its courtyard. Its minaret is 210 metres tall making it the tallest in the world and it has an amazing glass floor.

  • AddressFoire de Casablanca, Aïn Diab
  • Phone+212 52 220 6266 / +212 52 220 6265
  • SubwayTo Foire de Casablanca
  • More InfoPhonenumber above to tourist office.

The Old Medina Or Old Town (ancienne Medina)

A labyrinth of tiny streets with tall, dusty buildings where bustling local life can be seen and a few curiosities purchased.

  • AddressAncienne Medina
  • Phone+212 52 220 6266 / +212 52 220 6265
  • SubwayTo the Ancienne Medina off the Gare du Port

Rialto Cinema

One of the most enchanting cinemas in which to see a film the Railto Cinema dates from the 1930s is Art Deco in style and straight out of the film Casablanca.

  • AddressBoulevard Brahim Roudaini
  • Phone+212 52 220 6266 / +212 52 220 6265
  • SubwayTo Boulevard Brahim Roudaini or Place Mohammed

Cathedral Of Sacre Coeur

Featuring elaborate Moroccan architectural styles this large church is one of the landmark buildings of the city.

  • AddressBoulevard Brahim Roudaini
  • Phone+212 52 220 6266 / +212 52 220 6265
  • SubwayTo Boulevard Brahim Roudaini or Place Mohammed

Villa Des Arts

A sprawling exhibition centre that displays both contemporary pieces of art as well as traditional Moroccan artefacts.

  • AddressBoulevard Brahim Roudaini
  • Phone+212 52 229 5087
  • SubwayTo Boulevard Brahim Roudaini or Place Mohammed

Place Mohammed V

A large sprawling square where everyday life can be seen from one of the outdoor cafés.

  • AddressPlace Mohammed V
  • Phone+212 52 220 6266 / +212 52 220 6265
  • SubwayTo Place Mohammed V

Central Market

A bustling market that is an experience even if purchases from the vast selection of fruit and vegetables are not made.

  • AddressRue Chaouia
  • Phone+212 52 222 1524
  • Opening hours6am to 2pm.
  • SubwayTo Rue Chaouia
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