Located on the coast of Casablanca, this is the tallest mosque in Morocco and Africa, showcasing stunning Moroccan craftsmanship and breathtaking ocean views. The duration of the visit ranges from 15 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes, depending on whether you choose to include tickets. We can arrange this for you—just let us know in a message or on the day of your visit, and we’ll reserve your tickets quickly.

Visit the legendary Rick’s Café, made famous by the classic film Casablanca, where cinematic history was shared by icons Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart.

A leisurely stroll along the picturesque Corniche of Ain Diab, showcasing a mix of modern and Moorish architecture in the Anfa and Maarif districts.

Drive past Casablanca’s main public beach, a popular seaside retreat for locals and visitors alike, offering a refreshing escape from the urban landscape. Today, the Royal Palace in Rabat primarily serves as an administrative hub rather than a royal residence, as King Mohammed VI, the son of Hassan II, does not reside there. It also houses the seat of government, highlighting its importance as a center for Morocco’s political and administrative affairs.

A surprising architectural gem, this church features modern stained-glass walls, a peaceful grotto, and a statue of Mary surrounded by flowers and candles.

A bustling public square showcasing Morocco's blend of modern and traditional architecture, with lively street life, shops, and cafés.

A historic area near the Royal Palace, built during the French colonial period, known for its traditional markets and authentic Moroccan ambiance. Here, you can also enjoy a refreshing Moroccan tea while immersing yourself in the local atmosphere.

A vibrant marketplace, always bustling with visitors eager to experience local Moroccan life through fresh produce, spices, and street food.

A walking tour through Casablanca’s historic Old Medina, filled with lively markets, artisan shops, and traditional Moroccan houses.