Casablanca is a city where being lost unlike other destinations of Morocco is not a good idea. It is a city like many europeans cities, withe long avenues, and a car is necessary if you want to visit many museums (Museum of Judaism for example) and historical monuments. Do not miss the Hassan II Mosque, which stands opposite the Atlantic, northwest of Medina, one of the most beautiful in the world. Walk on the Corniche and in the neighborhood of Habous, the new medina. You'll find bazaars, artisans, bakeries and cafes. In the north, you will also see the Royal Palace, which unfortunately is closed to the public.

La Corniche of Casablanca
On the Corniche, which conducted an unobstructed view of the Atlantic, you will have a drink, you'll soak your feet in the water or vibrate to the rhythm of music in one of many night clubs or lounges.

The Medina Casablanca
With its picturesque streets, small squares, stone arches and traditional Stalls, the medina is a very genuine