We enjoyed our overnight stay at Kasbah Izoran in Midelt. The owner was welcoming and made us feel at home. Our room was spacious, quiet, and comfortable with a very traditional kasbah feel. The traditional Moroccan breakfast was delicious and plentiful, with vegetarian options available. Ample parking space available for anyone driving with their own car. Payment was straightforward, with cash accepted (including US dollars). Overall, Kasbah Izoran is a solid choice for those seeking an authentic, family-run kasbah experience.

Ain Asserdoune, nestled at the base of the majestic Middle Atlas Mountains, is a true natural gem. This enchanting spot offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere, perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of city life. The waterfalls and lush gardens create an idyllic setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or simply seeking tranquility, Ain Asserdoune is a must-visit destination.

Great place to spend time with family or friends. Large selection of activities, good prices. We played paintball and got a lot of vivid impressions. The workers at the paintball zone are very nice people, it was a pleasure to deal with them. They also provide a change of clothes so you don’t get dirty.

Magical place where you can see everything from old and contemporary paintings to ancian art and carpets. A good place to shop with some good prices. I bought 2 paintings and a carpet plus some jewellery for my wife. A good find!!!

Very nice place to discover with traditional Moroccan specialties like harcha le meloui or metlo3 accompanied by a good glass of tea. Around it nice shops for souvenirs and a fresh fish restaurants right next door. It is to be discovered.

A beautiful park A nice place for children to play Located near the sea and the church

BEST GREEN SOACE IN CASABLANCA but do not go on the weekend because there will be more visitors in that time if you prefere quietness go in the morning it has the most beautiful atmosphere in that time i recommend coming here for hiking or cycling

The Royal Palace in Casablanca is a true masterpiece of Moroccan architecture. Though entry is forbidden, its grandeur from the outside is awe-inspiring, showcasing intricate designs and stunning craftsmanship. Located near the Habous neighborhood, it adds a mythical charm to the area. A must-see for anyone appreciating Morocco’s rich history and architectural beauty.

Fascinating architecture! Woodworking incredible! Tip- hire a local taxi to take you there. They should be able to work it out with the security for a quick look & pic or 2. Give the taxi driver 50DH to give to security for their kindness, allowing you in for a quick look. Be discreet, as it's a government working building. IE- try not to disrupt the workers. Just be respectful & you'll be fine. Enjoy.

Fresh seafood from the market is served! This is the best place to eat seafood in Casablanca with affordable price. Open 10 am, close 20 pm.

Otherworldly. Even without the stained glass the architecture is really impressive and very refreshing when compared to the usual cathedral styles. But the stained glass is unbelievable. Just stunning

Great spot for tourists to see the Opera House and French Embassy. Buildings also have Berber written on them. Great central location to meet at the fountain.

I visited at 5 AM. The woman and men were walking to open there shops. A few fruit vendors were already open for a long day. It was mostly women in hijab. There are no official laws in the Constitution of the Maldives that require women to cover their heads, but Maldivian women commonly wear a hijab and niqab in public. I brought a gold scarf from WalMart, Penticton, and long smock from Gr Britain. I felt better in this dress as I visited the Hassan II Mosques.

The old Medina market just as any other Medina except this is a little modern and looks new. Nevertheless, full of life and colours even in the night. Some very good places to have some great Moroccan delicacies or Tea.

I visited the Slaoui’s Museum and it was a great experience. The museum has a nice collection of art and artifacts, and the atmosphere is calm and inviting👏🏻 I was particularly amazed by a stunning painting 🖼️ that really caught my attention. Definitely worth checking out for art lovers.

A very nice, relaxing place to enjoy the peace and quiet in the shade of a palm tree while the noise of the traffic disappears in the background. You can also lie on the grass and it's a very family-friendly park. There is also a large area with a children's playground and many different corners for all tastes of park visitors. It is one of the very few parks in Casablanca and by far the most beautiful.

Stepping into Sacred Heart Cathedral felt like walking into a dream—calm, serene, and absolutely breathtaking! The mix of Art Deco and Neo-Gothic architecture had me feeling like I was in a movie scene, and the stained-glass windows? Absolutely mesmerizing. Of course, I had to bring my own flair to the moment—dressed in bold red and black, standing against the crisp white walls of the cathedral. A contrast fit for a masterpiece! Whether you're here for history, photography, or just to enjoy a peaceful escape in the city, this place is a must-visit. P.S. If you go, take a moment to just stand in the center, soak in the beauty, and maybe even strike a pose—because this backdrop deserves it! 10/10—Would definitely recommend!

Magestic.

A wonderful insight into the Jewish community. It showcases some fine artifacts, clothes, photos and rituals performed by this community. On display is also the lifestyle and the religious aspects like the prayer rooms and their beliefs. And most importantly, there are some very good manuscripts in the Hebrew language. The Museum is slightly off the city center but worth a visit. Entrance fee is MAD50.00 and you could easily spend 1hr here. However, on exiting, be prepared to be greeted by the Janitor lady asking to your face for some "sadaqa" aka "donation" and you are obliged to give some!

Nice evening scroll to to lighthouse. Lots of activities, primary local children with their parents. Great view at the Grand Mosque and nervioso neighborhoods.

Very nice mall on the beach walk, lots shops , supermarket inside, food court . Access to the beach . We parked near movie theater 10 drh for the whole day parking .

A picturesque space for practicing sports in the city of Settat

Rabat’s Morocco Mall is no longer a promise, it’s a pulsating reality. Now inaugurated and fully operational, this 100,000 m² architectural triumph redefines luxury retail in Morocco’s capital. Designed by Singapore’s DP Architects (creators of Dubai Mall), the space dazzles with avant-garde curves, cascading waterfalls in its soaring central atrium, and a glass façade that floods interiors with sunlight. Integrated into the Wessal Bourgreg development, it complements landmarks like the Grand Theatre, embodying Rabat’s metamorphosis into a “city of light.” Retail & Culture, Perfected: With 200+ stores, the mall balances global luxury (Dior, Zara) and local pride—Yan&One’s chic designs and Café Clock’s modern-Moroccan flavors shine. The rooftop garden, a tranquil escape with Bouregreg River views, contrasts beautifully with the buzzing indoor aquarium, where vibrant fish glide past mesmerized visitors. Sustainability isn’t an afterthought: green roofs, energy-efficient systems, and recycled materials underscore its eco-commitment. Leisure Unleashed The once “coming soon” amenities are now thriving. Families flock to the ice rink’s frosty loops, while cinephiles lounge in the plush, recliner-equipped cinema. The food court elevates mall dining—skip chains for fragrant tagines, sushi bars, and gelato crafted from Argan oil. Grit Amid Glamour Weekend crowds test the 5,000-space parking lot, and a handful of stores remain under wraps. Yet, the mall’s soul lies in its staff: multilingual greeters, Youssef (the info desk’s walking encyclopedia), and security teams who blend professionalism with warmth. Morocco Mall delivers on its bold vision. More than a shopping hub, it’s a cultural landmark where Rabat’s heritage and future collide. Arrive early, wear comfy shoes, and let the waterfall’s murmur guide you this is modern Morocco at its finest.

Amazing place! really exceeded our expectations, even by European standards. Modern, clean facilities and plenty of attractions for both kids and adults. A perfect spot to spend the whole day with family when the weather is nice. We all had a great time. I’ve lived in Casablanca for years and had no idea this was here. Definitely recommended for all ages.

A hidden gem with no advertising whatsoever that it deserves. Could perhaps be due to its distance from the city center. So well maintained, neat and clean. Has so much info on world's most previous natural resource, Water, that everyone must visit to learn. the Museum is spread over 3 floors of information spanning geographic, historical and theological. There are even some very old scientific instruments as discovered by scientists back in the days. A must visit I must say. Entr fee is MAD45.0 and you could easily spend 2 hrs learning.