Travelers will visit Casablanca’s most famous landmark, the Hassan II Mosque. They can admire its impressive exterior architecture, oceanfront location, and take photos. Interior visit is optional depending on opening hours and ticket availability.

Travelers will explore the Habous Quarter, also known as the New Medina. This area is known for traditional Moroccan architecture, artisan shops, local bakeries, and a charming market atmosphere.

Travelers will stop outside the Royal Palace gates for photos and learn about its importance. Interior access is not permitted, so the visit is from the outside only.

Travelers will visit the Old Medina of Casablanca, where they can enjoy a walk through traditional streets, local shops, and the historic atmosphere of the city.

Travelers will stop at Mohammed V Square, one of Casablanca’s main public squares, surrounded by important administrative buildings and French-Moroccan architecture.

Travelers will pass through United Nations Square, a central point connecting modern Casablanca with the Old Medina. It is a good place to see the city’s daily life and urban atmosphere.

Travelers will visit Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, known for its modern architecture and beautiful stained-glass windows.

Travelers will enjoy a scenic drive along the Corniche Ain Diab, Casablanca’s Atlantic seaside promenade, with ocean views, cafés, beach clubs, and modern city life.

Travelers will pass through the Anfa Residential District, one of Casablanca’s most elegant neighborhoods, known for luxury villas, embassies, and modern architecture.

Travelers will stop at the famous Rick’s Café for photos, coffee, drinks, or lunch depending on their preference and timing. The venue recreates the atmosphere of the legendary movie Casablanca.