Travelers will visit Temple Beth-El Synagogue, one of Casablanca’s most important active synagogues. The guide will explain its history, architecture, and role in the city’s Jewish community.

Travelers will visit the Museum of Moroccan Judaism, the only Jewish museum in the Arab world. The museum presents Moroccan Jewish history through religious objects, photographs, artifacts, and cultural exhibits.

Travelers will explore the historic Mellah, Casablanca’s Jewish Quarter, with traditional streets, local atmosphere, Jewish heritage traces, and stories connected to the Sephardic and Moroccan Jewish community.

Travelers will visit Eim Habanim Synagogue, an important Jewish community site that remains active today. The guide will share its role in Casablanca’s Jewish life and heritage.

Travelers may visit the Jewish Cemetery of Casablanca, one of the city’s most meaningful Jewish heritage sites. This stop depends on timing, access, and port traffic.

Travelers will enjoy a traditional kosher Moroccan lunch at a trusted partner restaurant, with freshly prepared dishes inspired by Moroccan Jewish cuisine.