Monuments and sites in Casablanca

This mosque features a 210-meter minaret, making it Morocco's largest religious building, and extends partially over the Atlantic Ocean.

The 18th-century historic city center contains narrow streets, traditional markets and authentic Moroccan residential buildings.

A beachfront promenade with restaurants, cafes and beach clubs along the Atlantic coast, popular meeting point for residents and visitors.

A market district from the 1930s with shops selling crafts, spices and traditional Moroccan goods.

Central plaza with administrative buildings and fountains, surrounded by architecture from the French colonial period of the 1920s.

Art gallery in a renovated 1930s mansion displaying exhibitions of Moroccan and international artists.

Urban park with palm trees, trees and walkways spanning 30 hectares and containing a playground.

Shopping center with 350 stores, restaurants, IMAX cinema and a cylindrical aquarium containing one million liters of water.

This church demonstrates the fusion of European and North African architecture with tall arches and geometric ornaments.

The 1930s market complex offers local products including spices, seafood, fruits and handicrafts.

The central plaza connects modern and colonial buildings with a tram stop and pedestrian areas.

The sandy beach extends 3 kilometers along the Atlantic coast with restaurants and sports facilities.

The judicial palace contains sixty rooms and two courtyards that display Moroccan craftsmanship and Andalusian architecture from the early twentieth century.