Destination
Casablanca
Urban heritage and contemporary life
Explore Casablanca through its urban heritage, contemporary life and initiatives shaping Morocco’s economic capital.
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RegionCasablanca-Settat
Suggested duration1–2 days
Best forArchitecture, urban culture and the Atlantic
Travel styleMetropolitan break
Essentials
Plan Casablanca
Practical guidance connected to the MOP collection and official tourism sources.
Art Deco city centre
Habous district and cultural venues
Organise your visit
- Organise the day by area because distances are significant.
- Check monument visiting conditions before travelling.
- Use urban transport to connect the centre, coast and cultural districts.
Arrival
Plan your transfer in Casablanca
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Airport transfer
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Stay
Plan your stay in Casablanca
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Accommodation
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Guides
Understand and explore Casablanca
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Guide
Arriving at Casablanca Mohammed V: train, taxi or onward connection
Train, taxi or onward connection: plan the journey from Mohammed V Airport to Casablanca or the next city.
Guide
Where to stay in Casablanca: Art Deco centre, Habous, business districts or corniche?
Art Deco centre, Habous, business districts or corniche: choose a Casablanca base around the station, meetings, coast and length of stay.
Guide
Plan a Rabat day trip from Casablanca
A day between Casablanca and Rabat that makes transport, time on site, lunch and the monuments actually visited visible.
Guide
Read Casablanca through architecture and the Habous
An urban route through the historic centre, Habous district and corniche to understand Casablanca’s different scales.
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Casablanca in two days: architecture, Habous and the seafront
Two days reading Casablanca through its Art Deco centre, Habous, Hassan II Mosque and Atlantic seafront.
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Casablanca’s former slaughterhouses: what the cultural project actually proposes
Casablanca plans to turn its former slaughterhouses into a cultural institution. Public documents establish an ambition, not a verified opening.
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PSG Academy in Morocco: From Casablanca to Expansion into Rabat
PSG Academy opened its first Moroccan site in Tamaris, near Casablanca, in 2024 before expanding to two additional sites in Rabat in…
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Casablanca: Morocco’s economic capital and a modern Atlantic city
Explore Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city, from the Hassan II Mosque and Atlantic beaches to its architecture, arts, cuisine and nightlife.
Practical
Plan your visit
Guide
Arriving at Casablanca Mohammed V: train, taxi or onward connection
Train, taxi or onward connection: plan the journey from Mohammed V Airport to Casablanca or the next city.
Editorial experiences
Experience Casablanca
Culture & heritage
Read Casablanca through architecture and the Habous
Casablanca1 day
An urban route through the historic centre, Habous district and corniche to understand Casablanca’s different scales.
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Culture & heritage
Plan a Rabat day trip from Casablanca
Casablanca1 day
A day between Casablanca and Rabat that makes transport, time on site, lunch and the monuments actually visited visible.
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