Casablanca 10 days

Casablanca's main international airport, serving as the primary gateway to Morocco. It offers various amenities and is well-connected to the city center.

Check into your hotel and take some time to relax after your journey.

• Consider booking airport transfer in advance for convenience.

Explore this charming quarter built in the 1930s, designed to resemble a traditional Moroccan medina with a French colonial twist. It's a great place to find unique crafts and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere.

• Look for the traditional Moroccan pastries and handmade leather goods.
• Bargain respectfully for souvenirs.

Enjoy traditional Moroccan cuisine in a beautiful garden setting. This restaurant is known for its authentic dishes and serene ambiance, perfect for a romantic dinner.

• Try the lamb tagine or the pastilla.

A breathtaking architectural marvel situated on the Atlantic coast. It's one of the largest mosques in the world, featuring intricate tilework, carved plaster, and a retractable roof.

• Non-Muslims can visit outside of prayer times; guided tours are recommended.
• Dress modestly: shoulders and knees covered, and women should bring a headscarf.

Casablanca's vibrant seaside promenade, lined with restaurants, cafes, and beach clubs. It's a popular spot for locals and tourists to stroll, dine, and enjoy ocean views.

• Enjoy fresh seafood at one of the many restaurants.
• Consider visiting during sunset for spectacular views.

A modern shopping mall located along the Corniche, offering a mix of international and local brands, as well as dining options and entertainment.

• Good for finding contemporary fashion and gifts.

A recreation of the famous cafe from the classic film 'Casablanca'. It offers a nostalgic atmosphere with live jazz music and a menu of Moroccan and international dishes.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner.
• Dress code is smart casual.

This museum showcases a private collection of Moroccan Jewish art and artifacts, including jewelry, traditional costumes, and folk art from the 18th to the 20th centuries.

A stunning example of Neo-Gothic architecture, this former Roman Catholic cathedral is now a cultural center. Its impressive facade and interior details are worth admiring.

• Check for any ongoing exhibitions or events.

A bustling market where you can find fresh produce, spices, seafood, local crafts, and clothing. It's a vibrant place to experience the local daily life and sample street food.

• Great place to buy spices and argan oil.
• Try some fresh orange juice.

Experience fine dining in a beautifully restored Art Deco villa. The restaurant offers a sophisticated ambiance and a menu blending French and Moroccan flavors.

• Ideal for a special occasion dinner.

A central hub in Casablanca, surrounded by impressive Art Deco buildings and modern structures. It's a lively square often used for public events and gatherings.

• Admire the blend of architectural styles.

One of Casablanca's most iconic modern landmarks, these twin skyscrapers offer panoramic views of the city from their observation deck. The complex also houses offices, shops, and restaurants.

• Visit on a clear day for the best visibility.
• There's a cafe on the observation floor.

Wander through the streets around Boulevard Mohammed V and its side streets to discover a wealth of well-preserved Art Deco buildings showcasing ornate facades, decorative balconies, and unique architectural details.

• Look for buildings like the Grand Poste, Cinema Rialto, and the former Banque d'État du Maroc.
• Consider a self-guided walking tour focusing on architectural highlights.

A popular seafood restaurant located on a small rocky outcrop overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. It offers fresh catches of the day in a casual, scenic setting.

• Best for lunch or an early dinner to enjoy the views in daylight.

Revisit this modern mall for a more focused shopping experience, exploring its diverse range of boutiques and international stores.

• Look for Moroccan designer boutiques.
• Check out the food court for quick bites.

A stylish cafe located within AnfaPlace, offering a pleasant spot for lunch or a coffee break with views of the ocean.

One of the largest shopping malls in Africa, featuring a vast array of luxury and high-street brands, an aquarium, a souk, and an indoor souk designed to resemble a traditional market.

• Don't miss the 'Souk Scandale' for unique Moroccan crafts.
• The aquarium is a unique feature within a mall.

Enjoy a relaxed seafood dinner at this popular restaurant located in the old port area. Known for its fresh fish and lively atmosphere.

• Ask for the catch of the day.

The main train station in Casablanca, serving as a hub for intercity travel. It's a modern and efficient facility.

• Purchase round-trip tickets for convenience.

Travel to Rabat, the administrative capital of Morocco. Explore its rich history, beautiful gardens, and blend of Andalusian and colonial architecture.

• The train journey takes approximately 1 hour.

Visit the iconic Hassan Tower, a minaret of an unfinished mosque, and the stunning Mausoleum of Mohammed V, a masterpiece of modern Alaouite architecture.

Explore this picturesque fortified village with its blue-washed streets and Andalusian gardens. Enjoy the views over the Bou Regreg River and the Atlantic Ocean.

• Visit the viewpoint for stunning photo opportunities.
• Try mint tea at a cafe within the Kasbah.

Enjoy a traditional Moroccan meal in Rabat before heading back to Casablanca. This restaurant offers authentic cuisine in a pleasant setting.

Explore a local souk dedicated to artisan crafts. Find unique handmade items such as pottery, leather goods, textiles, and traditional Moroccan lamps.

• Engage with the artisans and learn about their craft.
• Be prepared to haggle politely for the best prices.

A renowned pastry shop in the Habous Quarter famous for its traditional Moroccan sweets. A perfect stop to sample delicious treats.

• Try the almond and honey pastries.
• Great for picking up edible souvenirs.

Participate in a hands-on cooking class to learn the secrets of Moroccan gastronomy. Prepare traditional dishes like tagine or couscous.

• Book in advance as classes often have limited spots.
• Many classes include a market visit.

Savor the delicious meal you helped create during your Moroccan cooking class, often enjoyed with fellow participants.

Casablanca's largest public park, offering lush greenery, palm trees, and a peaceful escape from the city bustle. It's a great place for a leisurely stroll.

• Visit the remnants of the old racecourse within the park.

A beautiful Art Deco villa that now serves as a contemporary art gallery. It exhibits works by Moroccan and international artists.

• Check for temporary exhibitions.

Explore Casablanca's burgeoning contemporary art scene by visiting local galleries. These spaces showcase a range of modern Moroccan art.

• Galerie d'Art David Bloch is known for contemporary art.
• Inquire about current exhibitions at other galleries in the area.

Enjoy an elegant Italian dining experience in a romantic setting, housed in a beautiful traditional Moroccan house. It's known for its refined cuisine and intimate ambiance.

• A great option for a romantic dinner.

Depart from Casablanca's main train station for your day trip.

Visit the coastal city of El Jadida, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its Portuguese-built citadel and ramparts.

• The train journey takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.

Explore the remarkably preserved Portuguese fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk along its ramparts, visit the underground cistern, and admire the unique architecture.

• Wear comfortable shoes for walking on the ramparts.
• The underground cistern is a unique highlight.

Enjoy a seafood dinner in El Jadida, perhaps with views of the Atlantic. This restaurant offers fresh local cuisine.

Pick up any last-minute gifts or souvenirs from local shops or a mall.

• Consider argan oil products or traditional crafts.

Enjoy a final Moroccan meal at a restaurant of your choice.

Depart from Casablanca.

• Allow ample time for check-in and security procedures.