Casablanca has gone a long way from being just a stopover for changing plains. The city has evolved to become economic and cultural hub of the region. It is the place where you can find art galleries, industries, boutiques and everything modern. It is the place where a common Moroccan goes to earn living and make it big into the city. Its vivid allures also inspire travellers from around the world who often fly business class to Casablanca to explore it comprehensively.
Useful Information
- The travellers should plan a trip from November to May when sun is not so hot and walking doesn’t pose problem.
- The city is generally considered safe but tourists should detest from flashing cash and jewellery.
- Extensive insurance against theft and loss of property should be taken.
The literal meaning of the term Casablanca is white houses and the city appears as a conglomeration of white buildings. The present city which is also referred as "Casa" or "El Beida” was founded in 1912, doesn’t have much historic landmarks but it still has enough attractions to engage travellers for few days. The King Hassan II Mosque is one of the major draw cards in the city. It is considered largest mosque in morocco and third largest in the world. Old Medina a traditional market is worth exploring. The Shrine of Sidi Abderrahman situated offshore can also be accessed when tide is low.
The Corniche situated near oceans adjacent to King Hassan II Mosque should also be visited where you can try your taste buds at several dining options available here. In addition to these, guests have options to visit Aïn Diab Plage, a beach where guests can have excellent beach experience. The beach offers excellent opportunities of people watching, playing football and indulging in plethora of fun activities. The shoppers can go to Morocco Mall to enjoy an upscale shopping experience. There are hotels and restaurants of every budget to cater travellers during their stay in the city.