• Hassan II Mosque - This opulent mosque, built at enormous expense, is set on an outcrop jutting over the ocean with a 210m-tall minaret that’s a city landmark. It’s a showcase of the finest Moroccan artisanship: hand-carved stone and wood, intricate marble flooring and inlay, gilded cedar ceilings and exquisite zellige (geometric mosaic tilework) abound. It’s one of two Moroccan mosques open to non-Muslims; multilanguage guided tours are conducted outside prayer times for modestly clad visitors. There’s also a small museum showcasing the craftwork involved.
• Rick’s Café - “Rick’s Café” The place became legendary thanks to cinema and especially to this cinematic destination, which is shared by two icons: Ingrid Bergmann and Humphrey Bogart.
• Ain Diab - Next, we’ll take a leisurely drive along the Corniche, offering panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the city skyline. Take in the fresh sea breeze and capture memorable photos of Casablanca’s coastal beauty.
  Art Deco District: We’ll then head to the Art Deco District, where you’ll admire the unique architecture that reflects the city’s cosmopolitan vibe. Learn about the history and significance of these architectural gems as we stroll through the charming streets.
• Old Medina of Casablanca - Our journey continues with a visit to the Ancient Medina, the historic heart of Casablanca. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling souks, where you can shop for traditional handicrafts, spices, and souvenirs.
• Quartier Habous - Habbous square near the Royal Palace of Casablanca, this district of the old quarter of the city, which was built during the French colonial period.
• Church of Notre Dame of Lourdes - Notre Dame de Lourdes Church – Impressive and Historic Building

The imposing Notre Dame de Lourdes Church has very obvious European influences and is a striking contrast to many of the more traditional attractions that can be found in the city of Casablanca. In fact, you’ll see this massive edifice quite easily from a distance as it towers above many of the smaller, locally funded structures that surround it.

• Arab League Park - The Arab League park is a good starting point if your intention is to visit the art galleries or also to have a drink. Although it is advisable to go during the day, passing through the area offers great security because it is surrounded by state security forces that control the area day and night.

It was inaugurated in 1918, so the Arab League Park has been a symbol of the city of Casablanca for over a hundred years. This place, ideal for walking, meditating, reading or just seeing, has just left its reconstruction, which has lasted between 18 and 24 months.

• Square of Mohammed V - The historical, public, old place in the heart of the city, established at the beginning of the French Protectorate in the country, it is popularly known as Pigeons Square due to the heavy presence of pigeons.

• Marche Central Casablanca - Located in the Mohammed V boulevard, and it attracts many visitors to Casablanca, it is always crowded and very suitable for who want to mingle with the local Moroccan lifestyle

• Private transportation
• Registered Official, knowledgeable Tour Guide
• A/C, Wi-Fi Car or Van with multilingual driver at your disposal during your visit
• Pickup and drop-off from cruise ship Casablanca terminal
• Casablanca city pickup and drop off

• Lunch
• ticket mosqué hassan 2