Construction was completed in 1993. It is considered the second largest mosque in the world. Interior decoration — onyx, golden marble. The height of the only minaret is 201 meters. The maximum capacity of the prayer hall is about 25 thousand people. The roof is extendable: in just a few minutes, a spacious room turns into a courtyard. About 80 thousand more parishioners can accommodate an area that has been arranged nearby.

This part of Casablanca is sandwiched between the port and the city's main mosque. The blocks have been formed for decades. The old Medina looks like a classic Arab neighborhood. The building is dense, the streets are always crowded. Trade is conducted briskly, both in shops and in the open air. There are attractions in the vicinity, such as the Sidi Kairouani Sanctuary, a picturesque square and the "gates of the navy".

The most recognizable part of the city. The quarter was created in the XX century for immigrants from the province. Since there is a palace nearby, the area quickly gained popularity among the rich. The architecture is mixed — modern features are combined with classic urban buildings of the past. Shops and several markets are concentrated within the Habus. They sell everything from olive oil to brass products.

It was built at the walls of the Medina several centuries ago. However, its modern appearance took shape only at the beginning of the last century. In the center of the square there is a dome resembling half a globe. It is surrounded by flags of different countries. The structure is illuminated in the evening and at night. The area is lively: there are transport interchanges nearby, as well as a business district and streets with an abundance of retail outlets.

It is the center of social and business life. Restaurants, al-Maghrib Bank, post office and police prefecture are built around. The Arab League park and the public garden come close to the square. Boulevards diverge in different directions — a great place for walking. In the evening, a colorful show "performed" by the light and music fountain takes place.

One of the elite districts of the city. The territory is built up with expensive pitchforks and hotels. There is always perfect cleanliness on the embankment. Almost all beaches in the area belong to hotels or private individuals. There are also small public areas, but there is minimal service. Another distinctive feature of the Corniche is the abundance of greenery, gardens and flower beds. Life on the embankment boils mainly in the evening and at night.

The palace of the ruler of Casablanca was built from 1948 to 1952. It is known as a place of official receptions and a House of Justice. The appearance is modest in terms of decor and looks more like a fortress. There are 64 halls in the palace, they are decorated in Moroccan and Moorish styles. The main elements of interior decoration: multicolored mosaic, white marble, stucco, dark cedar. Mahkama du Pasha is not always open to tourists.

Located in the New Medina. The main residence of the King in Casablanca. In terms of architecture, the palace tends more towards traditional Moroccan and Muslim motifs, but the influence of French culture is also visible. Surrounded by artificial ponds and orange groves. Tourists sometimes have access to the territory of the palace, but not inside. Visitors are particularly attracted by the rich decoration of the main entrance.

The construction took place in the 30s of the last century, when the city was under the rule of the French. The cathedral is made of cast concrete. The architectural style is ambiguous: Neo-Gothic mixed with Muslim architecture. Even the Sacre Coeur towers look like minarets. In the 50s, the building was given to an educational institution. Later, the cathedral was converted into a cultural center, and now exhibitions, festivals and fairs are held.

The Catholic Cathedral was built by 1956. Plays an important role for Christians living in the Islamic region. The structure is monolithic, cast from concrete. It has an atypical appearance for a Christian church. This did not prevent the cathedral from obtaining the status of a cathedral. Colored stained glass windows of impressive size stand out in the design. They are made by the famous French artist and glassblower Gabriel Laura.

The central synagogue of the city, which is considered the oldest in the country. Performs the function of a religious and cultural center. It conducts educational classes for preschoolers. The prayer hall hosts social events. Non-religious tourists are primarily attracted by the decoration of the premises: carved rosettes, stucco, handmade furniture, stained glass windows, large silver candlesticks.

In the past, this house belonged to a businessman, after whom it is named. The collection is still in private hands, but access is unlimited for tourists. The collection is based on a collection of objects of Moroccan decorative art. Other exhibits: posters from the 1890s-1950s, Berber jewelry, inlaid furniture, glass caskets, ceramics, perfume bottles.

Such an exposition is unique for the Islamic region. She talks about Jewish culture, the contribution of this people to the development of the country. Among the exhibits are clothes, jewelry, objects of worship, models of iconic buildings, photographs and ancient books. They are divided by themes and halls. The permanent exhibition is complemented by temporary exhibitions. Documentary films are shown in the media center at the museum.

The art gallery is located in a building with a picturesque garden. The architectural style is art Deco. The collection collected here was presented to the public in the 30s of the last century. In the halls, visitors are shown paintings, panels, sculptures. Both Moroccan and foreign artists are represented. This center is not only expositional, but also cultural. Many city events are held here.

Casablanca's tram system is one of the most modern in the world. It was put into operation in 2012. The length is 31 km, the number of stops is 48. The wagons were purchased from the French. They are equipped with air conditioning, tinted windows, monitors, where all the important information for passengers is displayed. The workload limit is about 250 thousand people per day. Now the passenger traffic is 2 times less.

Appeared on the cape of the same name in 1914. The height is about 50 meters. The lighthouse can be distinguished from similar buildings in other cities only by a Moroccan-style cornice. The lighthouse keeper lets tourists inside for a small fee. To climb up, you need to overcome a spiral staircase made of marble. The equipment of the lighthouse is about 100 years old, but it is completely serviceable. The light from here is visible for 53 km.

The twin Towers are located in the commercial area of the city. The tallest of these buildings in Casablanca. The center has been operating since 1998. The project belongs to the architect from Spain Riccardo Bofilla. Inside, in addition to offices, there are 130 shops, a chic hotel, a high-level restaurant, a bar and a supermarket. The boutiques sell both brands from Europe and national outfits, as well as products of local famous companies.

The best place to shop in Casablanca. A modern shopping and entertainment center is located near the coast. Stores of dozens of world brands are gathered under one roof. Entertainment is represented by a children's play area "Adventureland", an IMAX cinema complex, a large aquarium, a musical fountain, a skating rink and a garden with a pond. You can have a snack here: the local food court is the largest in the city.

The main place for a beach holiday in Casablanca. The territory is divided into public, closed and private beaches. The service is at a high level: there are any amenities and rental of everything you need. Cafes and bars come close to the beach. Leisure: sports grounds, petanque games, the opportunity to ride camels and horses, water attractions. Coastal waters are often stormy, but there are also lulls.

The largest water park in Morocco. Tamaris is located 15 km from Casablanca. The area of the territory is 7.5 hectares. The children's entertainment area is called "Twistie Paradis". There is a souvenir shop, a cafe, a bar with soft drinks, a mini zoo. The ticket includes the right to stay in the water park all day and the opportunity to use any of its attractions, pools and the beach.