Casablanca Attractions
The King Hassan II Mosque
The third largest of its kind in the world, the King Hassan II
Mosque was designed by French architect Michel Pinseau. Perched on
the edge of the city of Casablanca, this picturesque structure
looks out over the Atlantic Ocean and features the world's...
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Old Medina
Not quite as majestic as the medina's of Fez or Marrakech, this
ancient walled part of Casablanca is worth a visit. This part of
town predates the French protectorate and has undergone restoration
where the
skala (bastion) and colonial clock tower have been
restored...
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The Shrine of Sidi Abderrahman
Located past the ocean-side neighbourhood of the Corniche, the
Shrine of Sidi Abderrahman is built on a rock and is only
accessible at low tide. Non-Muslims are not allowed to visit the
shrine, but travellers wishing to explore the tiny neighbourhood
around it are...
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Casablanca Twin Centre
Designed by Spanish architect, the Casablanca Twin Centre
features two skyscrapers which are 28-storeys tall and tower above
the city at 377 feet (115m). Known as La Grande Casa, the buildings
house offices, businesses, a five-storey shopping mall and
terraces, bars and restaurants occupy...
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