• Rick’s Café - Drawing inspiration from the iconic 1942 film Casablanca, Rick’s Café captures the essence of the movie that made the city famous. With its nostalgic charm, timeless piano melodies, and retro decor, the café provides a delightful journey back in time. Even if dining isn’t on the agenda, a quick photo opportunity here adds a memorable touch to any visit.
• Hassan II Mosque - Majestically overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the Hassan II Mosque is a stunning architectural wonder and one of Morocco’s most renowned landmarks. It boasts the tallest minaret in Africa, reaching 210 meters. Visitors can marvel at its detailed mosaics, marble floors, and a glass floor offering views of the sea below. This mosque is among the few in Morocco that welcomes non-Muslim visitors for guided tours.
• La Corniche - This picturesque coastal walkway is dotted with cafés, restaurants, beach clubs, and hotels. The Corniche of Ain Diab is perfect for a leisurely stroll with views of the Atlantic and a glimpse into Casablanca’s contemporary beachfront lifestyle. Nearby Anfa and Maarif districts also showcase luxury villas and architectural treasures.
• Notre Dame de Lourdes - A hidden gem, this modern Catholic church surprises with its modest exterior and stunning interior, featuring vibrant stained glass windows that fill the space with colorful light. A serene grotto dedicated to the Virgin Mary adds a tranquil element.
• Place des Nations Unies - Located in the heart of Casablanca’s modern downtown, this bustling square symbolizes the blend of cultures and commerce. It showcases Morocco’s modern ambitions alongside its historical roots, with shopping areas, tram lines, skyscrapers, and lively cafés all converging here.
• Quartier Habous - Constructed in the 1930s during the French protectorate, the Habbous Quarter merges French urban planning with traditional Moroccan architecture. Wander through narrow streets lined with bookshops, spice stalls, leather goods, and artisan shops. Close to the Royal Palace, this area is rich in culture and perfect for shopping and photography.
• Marche Central Casablanca - This bustling market is a vibrant mix of aromas, colors, and sounds. Vendors offer fresh produce, seafood, spices, crafts, and souvenirs. It’s an ideal spot to engage with locals and experience the daily life rhythm in Casablanca.
• Old City (Casablanca) - Unlike the medinas of Fes or Marrakech, Casablanca’s Old Medina is smaller but full of charm. Explore the winding alleys filled with traditional Moroccan houses, artisan workshops, and local cafés. The Old Medina provides a more genuine, less touristy side of the city — perfect for walking tours.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

Discover the lively city of Casablanca on an exclusive guided tour that blends luxurious transport with walking tours to major landmarks. The itinerary features stops at the magnificent Hassan II Mosque (entry fee optional), the historic Corniche Ain Diab, and the delightful Church of Notre Dame of Lourdes. Accompanied by an expert guide, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and history of this dynamic city, with personalized hotel pick-up included. This tour is designed to cater to all travelers, including those with mobility requirements, ensuring a comfortable and fulfilling experience.

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