The Hassan II Mosque is one of Casablanca’s most iconic landmarks and a must-see for visitors. Perched on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, it is the largest mosque in Morocco and the 7th largest in the world. Its stunning architecture combines traditional Moroccan craftsmanship with modern design, featuring intricate mosaics, marble floors, and a towering minaret visible across the city. Marvel at the mosque’s ornate exterior and oceanfront location • Take a guided tour of the lavish interior (including its beautifully carved ceilings and mosaics) • Learn about Moroccan Islamic culture, history, and architectural techniques • Capture professional photos in and around this iconic landmark

The Sacred Heart Cathedral is one of Casablanca’s most striking landmarks, blending neo-Gothic architecture with a touch of Art Deco style. Though no longer functioning as a church, it remains a cultural and historical gem in the city’s center. Its impressive bell tower, stained-glass windows, and soaring arches make it a favorite spot for photographers and architecture enthusiasts. What travelers will see and do on this experience: • Admire the unique blend of Gothic and Art Deco architecture • Explore the interior spaces with beautiful arches, high ceilings, and artistic details • Learn about the history of Casablanca and the cathedral’s role in the city’s cultural heritage • Take professional photos in and around this iconic building

Travelers will visit Morocco Mall, one of Africa’s largest shopping and entertainment destinations. Along the way, guests will enjoy a scenic drive along Casablanca’s Atlantic coastline, passing beautiful beach views and the famous Corniche. There will be opportunities to stop for photos by the ocean, take in the fresh sea breeze, and capture stunning shots of the coastline. At Morocco Mall, visitors can explore a wide variety of international and local brands, restaurants, cafés, and entertainment attractions while experiencing one of Casablanca’s most popular landmarks.

Step into the vibrant heart of Casablanca at the Medina Market, where history, culture, and daily life come alive. This bustling maze of narrow streets is full of colorful stalls, aromatic spices, traditional crafts, and local treasures. Exploring the medina gives travelers a true sense of Moroccan life and an authentic glimpse into the city’s culture. What travelers will see and do on this experience: • Wander through labyrinthine streets filled with local shops and artisans • Discover traditional Moroccan crafts, textiles, lanterns, and souvenirs • Experience the sounds, smells, and energy of a lively Moroccan marketplace • Learn about the history and culture of Casablanca from your guide • Capture professional photos in the rich, colorful setting

Travelers will visit the beautiful Church of Notre Dame de Lourdes, one of Casablanca’s most iconic churches. Guests will admire its impressive modern architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and stunning stained-glass windows that fill the interior with colorful light. During the visit, travelers will learn about the church’s history, its role in Casablanca’s cultural heritage, and have time to explore the grounds, take photographs, and appreciate the unique blend of Moroccan and European influences found in this remarkable landmark. The stop offers a tranquil and enriching experience in the heart of the city.

Travelers will visit Mohammed V Square, the historic heart of Casablanca. The square is famous for its beautiful architecture, fountains, and large flocks of pigeons that gather throughout the day, creating a lively and photogenic atmosphere. Visitors can stroll around the plaza, feed and photograph the pigeons, admire the surrounding Moorish and Art Deco buildings, and experience the energy of daily life in the city center. This stop is perfect for taking memorable photos and enjoying one of Casablanca’s most iconic public spaces.

Travelers will explore Quartier Habous, one of Casablanca’s most charming and authentic neighborhoods. Known as the New Medina, this district blends traditional Moroccan architecture with French colonial influences. Guests can stroll through its picturesque streets lined with artisan shops, bookstores, olive markets, bakeries, and local cafés. Visitors will have time to discover handcrafted goods, experience the local culture, and take photos of the beautiful archways and historic buildings. This stop offers a unique glimpse into Casablanca’s heritage and everyday Moroccan life.