Morocco’s largest and city and the biggest port of north Africa, Casablanca is a unique destination. A blend of the exotic Moroccan culture and traditions and the modern landscape, Casablanca is a city of varied tourist delights. There are many beautiful colonial style buildings and monuments apart from the beautiful mosques and mausoleums. Situated on the Atlantic coast, Casablanca has a picturesque coastline and is home to many exotic beach resorts. This is also a great place to sample the unique cuisine of Morocco and enjoy some vibrant night-life.

The main attraction in Morocco is the Hassan II Mosque – the world’s second largest mosque and one of the few mosques in Casablanca open to non-Muslims. This masterpiece of architecture is set in a sprawling complex amidst water fountains and it boasts of exquisite tile decorations and intricately carved interiors made of marble, wood and granite.

The city center in Casablanca has a unique feel to it. A great way to explore it is by taking a leisurely stroll through its lanes and by-lanes. Most of the buildings in the city centre are a blend of the French, modern European and traditional Moroccan architectural styles. Another popular tourist attraction in Casablanca is the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. The architecture and interiors reflect of this mausoleum reflect the beauty of Moroccan craftsmanship. The interiors are decorated with exquisite mosaic tiles starting at the marble floors and rising up to the ceilings that are made of intricately carved cedar wood and gold leaf. The tombs of King Mohammed V  and his two sons are carved from white onyx and reflect great grandeur and architectural beauty.

La Corniche is a winding beachfront marina that features many up-market cafes, bars and restaurants and is also a vibrant night-life spot. The sandy beaches and the blue waters of the Atlantic ocean lend a sense of exquisite beauty to this area, which is perfect for relaxation as well as for enjoyment and entertainment.

There are also many great places to shop in Casablanca and the downtown market is one among them. Here, you will find clothes, jewelry, dried fruits preserves and many such items with a distinct Moroccan appeal to them.