Casablanca 4 days

This magnificent mosque, one of the largest in the world, boasts an incredible oceanfront setting and intricate craftsmanship. Marvel at its towering minaret and stunning interior, including a retractable roof.

• Dress modestly; shoulders and knees should be covered.
• Tours are mandatory and available in multiple languages.
• Check visiting hours as they vary based on prayer times.

Dine within a historic 18th-century Portuguese fortress overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. La Sqala offers a refined Moroccan dining experience with fresh seafood and traditional tagines.

• Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner.
• Enjoy the sea breeze from the outdoor seating.

Explore the labyrinthine streets of Casablanca's old medina, a charming area with traditional souks and a more local feel than the new city. Discover artisan crafts, spices, and local life.

• Be prepared to haggle for goods.
• Keep an eye out for small, traditional workshops.

Experience the ambiance of the iconic Casablanca movie at this recreated cafe. Enjoy a romantic dinner with live jazz music in a beautifully restored Riad.

• Book well in advance, as it's very popular.
• Dress code is smart casual.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Casablanca's central market. Browse fresh produce, local delicacies, spices, and artisanal goods.

• Great place to sample local olives and pastries.
• Visit early for the freshest selection.

Stroll along this grand boulevard, a showcase of Casablanca's impressive Art Deco architecture. Admire the ornate facades of colonial-era buildings, cinemas, and administrative centers.

• Look up to appreciate the detailed architectural elements.
• Stop at a local cafe for a mint tea.

Enjoy a modern shopping experience with a mix of international and local brands, alongside cafes and restaurants, all with stunning ocean views. It's a great spot for some retail therapy and people-watching.

• Features a cinema and a supermarket.
• Offers a good variety of fashion and homeware.

Indulge in a sophisticated dining experience at this upscale restaurant and lounge located in a historic lighthouse overlooking the Atlantic. Expect contemporary cuisine and a chic atmosphere.

• Ideal for sunset cocktails before dinner.
• Dress code is elegant.

Discover a charming, French-colonial-style 'new medina' built in the 1930s. It's less crowded than the old medina and offers a pleasant environment for browsing quality handicrafts, leather goods, and traditional Moroccan pastries.

• Look for the distinctive Moroccan architecture.
• Try some 'chebakia' (sesame cookies) from a local bakery.

Indulge your sweet tooth at this renowned pastry shop located in the Habous Quarter. They offer an exquisite selection of traditional Moroccan sweets and cakes, perfect for a delightful break.

• A great spot to pick up edible souvenirs.

Relax in Casablanca's largest urban park, a green oasis featuring manicured gardens, palm trees, and a tranquil atmosphere. It's a pleasant escape from the city bustle.

• Nice for a leisurely walk or a picnic.
• Adjacent to the Cathédrale Sacré-Cœur.

Enjoy fresh seafood with a view at this popular restaurant situated on a rocky outcrop overlooking the ocean. It's a local favorite for its relaxed ambiance and excellent grilled fish.

• Arrive early or book ahead, especially on weekends.
• The setting is particularly beautiful at sunset.

Explore this beautiful Art Deco villa, which now houses a museum showcasing contemporary Moroccan art. The architecture of the villa itself is also a significant draw.

• Check for temporary exhibitions.
• Enjoy the peaceful garden setting.

Experience authentic Moroccan cuisine in a charming setting that feels like a traditional Moroccan home. It's a great place for a final taste of local flavors.

• Try the pastilla or a traditional tagine.
• The decor offers a glimpse into Moroccan interior design.

Enjoy a final stroll along the lively Ain Diab Corniche, a popular seaside promenade. It's lined with cafes, restaurants, and offers great views of the Atlantic Ocean, perfect for some last-minute souvenir shopping or people-watching.

• Ideal for a relaxed end to your trip.
• Many small shops offer local crafts and souvenirs.