The Places To Visit During A City Tour Of Casablanca Morocco

 

Casablanca is the primary gateway to Morocco. Many vacationers get the first experience of the nation as they land at the airport over here. This clamouring city is Morocco's business and industrial centre and has a modern swagger not seen in other parts of the nation. 

You can find the best places to visit in the city with our rundown and will help you to not miss any important place during the city tour of Casablanca Morocco.

Visit Hassan II Mosque

On the coastline, just past the northern tip of Casablanca's medina, the old city is the Hassan II Mosque dominating the whole city. The building completion happened in 1993, and it is the second biggest mosque on the planet. It covers an area of two hectares and has the world's tallest minaret which is 200 meters high.

The hall of prayer can let 25,000 worshippers pray at one time, while the courtyard which has a retractable rooftop can fit another 80,000. So, you can understand how big the structure is and how amazing it will be to visit it. 

Amazingly detailed and intricate beautification covers each part of the surface. The area, right on the tip of the bay over the sea, is exceptionally dramatic.

Be at Casablanca's Medina

Even though Casablanca's medina, the old city, does not have a similar ancient vibe as the medinas of Fes and Marrakesh. However, the maze-like tumble of alleyways is an intriguing region to walk.

The medina here generally goes back to the mid-nineteenth century, with the Sqala which is the defensive wall facing the sea, is the earliest structure works here. It dates back to the time of Portuguese command over this piece of the coast in the eighteenth century.

As the area is a mix of market roads and residential, it is an incredible spot to encounter the beat of Casablanca life.

Enjoy fresh ocean air at Corniche

If you desire to have a view of the sea and intake some fresh sea breezes near midtown, you require to head to the Hassan II Mosque and walk the eastern end of Corniche Street. You can snap the best photos of the mosque that extends out into the Atlantic Ocean from this point also.

The Corniche Street turns west from here, along the shore, the entire way to the city's beach at Ain Diab.

Visit Cathedral du Sacre Coeur

This building of this gorgeous house of prayer was during the 1930s, and the design is an agreeable mix of both European and Moroccan styles.

Tragically, during the past few decades it was left to wither and now requires genuine restoration. However, even in its present worn state, the construction is as yet lovely.

Try shopping at Central Market and Souq Haboos

Casablanca's clamouring central market called Marche Central, on Rue Allal Ben Abdallah, is an unquestionable requirement for travellers who need to hurl themselves entirely into the middle of city life.

Directly in the centre of the city, the market is the place where local people come to trade everything from fresh produce to family supplies. It is likewise home to a lot of modest cafés helping you to have a taste of customary Moroccan dishes.

Be at the beach in Mohammedia

This coastline city, around 28 kilometres north of Casablanca, has some fine beaches and you can be there to loosen up in contrast to being in the clamouring city of Casablanca. Though it is home to Morocco's second biggest port and other industries, Mohammedia has a lot of laid-back fascination.

The tiny medina is a joy to meander through, while the New Town is alluringly spread out, with fabulous, palm-tree-lined avenues.

Visit the Museum of Moroccan Judaism

This villa is in Casablanca's serene, wealthy suburb of Oasis. The theme of the museum is the historical backdrop of Morocco's Jewish community stretching back to the past 2000 years. The actual manor has a long association with the local Jewish community. It was also used as a Jewish orphanage.

If you desire to have the best city tour of Casablanca Morocco, it is wise to contact Moroccanguides Travel. Reach them at +212673794463 to plan your vacation in Morocco. 

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