Where Art Deco boulevards meet ultramodern ambition — a city that pulses with business energy, stunning architecture and Morocco's most cosmopolitan nightlife.
Casablanca is Morocco's beating economic heart — a city of five million people, gleaming towers, Art Deco masterpieces and the world's most dramatic mosque. Often overlooked by tourists rushing south to Marrakech, Casa rewards those who stop: a spectacular corniche, lively medina, elegant shopping districts and a dining scene that rivals any in Africa.
The Hassan II Mosque alone justifies a visit — built on a platform over the Atlantic Ocean, its 210-metre minaret is the tallest religious structure in Africa. The city's Art Deco heritage, concentrated in the downtown Quartier des Habous and along Boulevard Mohammed V, is a UNESCO-recognised architectural treasure.
An architectural masterpiece built over the Atlantic — the minaret at 210 m is the world's tallest. Non-Muslim visitors welcome on guided tours. Unmissable.
Casablanca's compact and authentic old quarter — a living medina of narrow souks, white-washed walls and the 18th-century Sqala fort overlooking the port.
A 1930s "new medina" built by the French — a perfect blend of traditional Moroccan architecture and Art Deco planning. Famous for its pastry shops and antique dealers.
A sweeping 5 km Atlantic promenade lined with beach clubs, seafood restaurants and bars — the social heartbeat of modern Casablanca.
The spine of the French colonial city — grand Art Deco facades, covered arcades and historic cafés that transport you to 1930s Casablanca.
Casablanca's premier contemporary art space housed in a 1934 Art Deco mansion — changing exhibitions of Moroccan and international artists.
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A stunning clifftop resort on the Anfa beachfront with direct beach access, two pools and Atlantic views from every room. World-class spa, four restaurants and the absolute pinnacle of Casablanca luxury — a world apart from the city's business-hotel standard.
The landmark business hotel on the Place des Nations Unies since 1980 — impeccable service, rooftop pool, and the city's most prestigious central address. The choice of diplomats, executives and discerning travellers who want Casablanca's commercial heart on their doorstep.
A stunning 1930s Art Deco villa in the Quartier Gauthier — 11 refined suites, a beautiful hammam and spa, and the intimate scale of a private mansion. One of Casablanca's most beautiful Art Deco buildings, perfectly restored and far more atmospheric than the city's chain hotels.
A 1922 grande dame on the central boulevard — beautifully restored Art Deco interiors, a rooftop terrace with sweeping city views and the most legendary breakfast in Casablanca. Budget-friendly for its prestigious central address, popular with travellers and returning Moroccans alike.
Clean, comfortable and centrally located in the business district — the most reliable budget option in Casablanca with modern amenities, walking distance to the corniche and good tram connections. No surprises, no fuss — exactly what a budget traveller needs.
Perfect temperatures, clear skies, jacaranda in bloom. Ideal for sightseeing and the corniche.
Atlantic breezes keep temperatures comfortable. Beach season in full swing at Ain Diab.
Warm and uncrowded — ideal for city exploration, outdoor dining and day trips to Rabat or El Jadida.
Mild Atlantic winters, occasional rain. Great for museums, restaurants and the city's indoor cultural scene.