Things to do in Casablanca in October

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October is a great time to visit Casablanca. The weather is usually pleasantly warm and breezy, with temperatures ranging from 65—77°F (18—25°C). There are plenty of events to check out and activities to try in Casablanca during this time. Some of our top recommendations: take a guided tour of the Old Medina to learn about its history and architecture, explore the Hassan II Mosque at sunset, take a cooking class to learn how to make traditional Moroccan dishes, and more!

Casablanca has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your October trip to Casablanca. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to October. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Casablanca in October. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout October, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Casablanca in October

Top experiences in October
Take a guided tour of the Old Medina to learn about its history and architecture
The Old Medina of Casablanca is a maze of narrow alleyways, bustling souks, and historic buildings that offer a glimpse into the city's rich past. In October, the weather is mild and pleasant, making it the perfect time to explore this vibrant and colorful neighborhood. A guided tour will provide you with insight into the history, culture, and architecture of the Old Medina, as well as the opportunity to interact with local artisans and shop for traditional handicrafts.
Explore the Hassan II Mosque at sunset
The Hassan II Mosque is one of the largest mosques in the world and is a stunning architectural masterpiece. Visiting the mosque at sunset offers a unique and breathtaking experience as the golden light bathes the mosque in a warm glow, creating a truly magical atmosphere. You can take a guided tour of the mosque and learn about its history and significance, or simply take in the beauty of the building and its surroundings.
Take a cooking class to learn how to make traditional Moroccan dishes
Moroccan cuisine is known for its bold flavors and aromatic spices, and taking a cooking class in Casablanca is a great way to learn how to recreate these delicious dishes at home. In October, you can expect to find an abundance of fresh, seasonal ingredients to work with, such as figs, pomegranates, and olives. You'll have the opportunity to learn from local chefs and gain insight into the culinary traditions of Morocco.
Take a day trip to the nearby wine region of Benslimane to participate in the annual grape harvest
Benslimane is a picturesque wine-producing region located just a short drive from Casablanca, and in October, many vineyards open their doors to visitors for the annual grape harvest. You can join in the traditional grape-picking process, learn about winemaking techniques, and sample a variety of local wines. It's a unique and hands-on experience that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the winemaking industry in Morocco.
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Holidays in Casablanca in October
October

There are no holidays in Casablanca in October

Other notable holidays
  • Anniversary of the Green March (November 6)
  • Independence Day (November 18)
  • New Year's Day (January 1)
  • Anniversary of the Independence Manifesto (January 11)
  • Amazigh New Year (January 14)
  • Ramadan Start (February 8)
  • Eid al-Fitr (March 10—11)
  • Labour Day/May Day (May 1)
  • Eid al-Adha (May 17—18)
  • Hijra New Year (June 6)
  • Feast of the Throne (July 30)
  • Anniversary of the Recovery Oued Ed-Dahab (August 14)
  • The Prophet Muhammad's Birthday (August 15—16)
  • Anniversary of the Revolution of the King and the People (August 20)
  • Youth Day (August 21)
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Weather in Casablanca in October

Temperatures on an average day in Casablanca in October

The average temperature in Casablanca in October for a typical day ranges from a high of 77°F (25°C) to a low of 65°F (18°C). Some would describe the temperature to be pleasantly warm. The general area may also feel breezy.

For comparison, the hottest month in Casablanca, August, has days with highs of 84°F (29°C) and lows of 70°F (21°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 64°F (18°C) and lows of 52°F (11°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Casablanca in October based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in October
77°F
highs
65°F
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General weather summary

Pleasantly warm, breezy
Feels like
11%
Chance of rain
0.038 in
Amount
11.3 mph
Wind speed
70%
Humidity
11.4 hrs
Daylight length
7:34 AM
Sunrise
6:57 PM
Sunset
57%
Cloud cover
T-shirt
What to wear
What to wear in October
With an average high of 77°F (25°C) and a low of 65°F (18°C), it generally feels pleasantly warm and breezy. With that in mind, most people would dress in something light like your favorite t-shirt
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Best attractions for Casablanca in October

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Casablanca has to offer for travelers in October, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Casablanca that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Casablanca for October.
Fondation de la Mosquée Hassan II de Casablanca
1. Fondation de la Mosquée Hassan II de Casablanca
4.7
(144)
Association / Organization
Sights & Landmarks
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Magestic.
Cha- M — Google review
All the entrances to the mosque surroundings are closed to visitors at 8.00h.
Ben H — Google review
Disrespectful, arrogant and service. We came to ask why we can't enter the mosque that was built by our contributes as Moroccans outside of Prayers hours they said the mosque is closed after each prayer wait until the next prayer or go buy a tickets with illogical prices to access the courtyard! This is a House od God this not an amusement park. And you are a foundation not a profitable organization. And when wanted to make an official complaint he gave us a white printing paper and pen nothing official... So unfortunate for such a great mosque.
Mehdi E — Google review
The beautiful building of the Foundation cost a lost of people's money but the Foundation is not doing enough for people. The mosque lacks green spots, trees and flower plants in the front lawn. The outside lawn floor is all marble and gets very hot in summer but there is no shade, no trees, no flowers, except in the corridors. The foreign visitors pay 120-Dirhams per person for a quick short visit inside, through basement. A lot of maintenance work needs to be done. Please beautify the outside lawn. Thanks.
Jay M — Google review
Very nice and interesting place. One of the biggest mosque in the world 🌎
Hassan C — Google review
MA great mosque and a must to go place
Macmafti1 — Google review
It is great to visit this historical landmark.
MOHAMED ( — Google review
Sunny today.
FALLOU K — Google review
Old Medina Centenary House
2. Old Medina Centenary House
4.3
(40)
Hotel
Sights & Landmarks
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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.
PAZ D — Google review
Best garden surrounding.😊
Nalini R — Google review
Atmospheric venue near the port
Liz W — Google review
Great
JoRo — Google review
(Translated by Google) The only thing we need to tell you is: God suffices me, and He is the best disposer of affairs in you... May God take what is right from you 😥😥😥 (Original) الحاجة الوحيدة لغادي نقوليكم هي : حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل فيكم...الله ياخد فيكم الحق 😥😥😥
يوسف ف — Google review
(Translated by Google) A very beautiful art exhibition, a surprising opening and as for the location in the middle of the old medina, a stunning discovery (Original) Une très belle exposition d arts, un vernissage surprenant et quant au lieu en pleine ancienne médina une découverte stupéfiante
Marylene G — Google review
(Translated by Google) A labyrinth of narrow streets that immerses you in authentic Morocco. Its aromas and sounds are an experience. It's a place to lose yourself and discover the traditional life of this vibrant city. (Original) n laberinto de callejuelas que te sumerge en el auténtico Marruecos. Sus aromas y sonidos son una experiencia. Es un lugar para perderse y descubrir la vida tradicional de esta vibrante ciudad.
Oscar A — Google review
(Translated by Google) Nice place, but the surroundings are horrible and they only speak Arabic and accept Moroccan money. (Original) Lugar legal, porém nas redondezas horrivel e só falam árabe e aceutam dinheiro marroquino
Rodrigo A — Google review
Morocco Mall
3. Morocco Mall
4.2
(22393)
Shopping mall
Shopping
Landmark, upscale shopping mall with a souk, IMAX cinema & a range of restaurants on 24+ acres.
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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.
Mana S — Google review
Morocco Mall is hands down one of the best shopping destinations I've visited. From the moment you step in, you can feel the scale and luxury of the place. It’s not just about shopping; it’s an experience. The mall offers an incredible variety of stores, from high-end international brands to more affordable local shops, so there’s something for every budget and style. I particularly enjoyed the unique mix of traditional Moroccan craftsmanship alongside modern fashion. One of the highlights of the mall is the gigantic aquarium right in the middle. It’s truly stunning and adds a unique touch that I haven't seen in other malls. For families, it's a great attraction that the kids will love. There’s even a way to take an elevator ride through the aquarium, which was a fun and unexpected surprise. The food court offers plenty of options, with both international fast food chains and local cuisine, so you can grab a bite while enjoying the beautiful ocean views from the rooftop terrace. It’s more than just a place to shop; it’s a destination worth spending a few hours exploring.
Aahil F — Google review
The mall looks great after the renovation, especially with the new flooring. I hope they also take care of the elevators, bathrooms, and parking machines. It would be wonderful if they added a cinema similar to the old IMAX 3D.
Marwan A — Google review
A bit far from the city. Went by public taxi for 8 dhs only. Such a 3 stories huge mall where you can find many shops, mainly brands, restaurants, cafes, ice cream corner and others. Just a wonderful dinner in the food court in floor 3.
Abu F — Google review
Huge Shopping Mall to visit. ✅A shopping area with mass market stores such as De Facto and premium stores such as Balenciaga. ✅ Home improvement stores like IKEA. ✅ ADVENTURE LAND play area for children with cars, rides, slot machines, etc. ✅ There is an area of restaurants and cafes. ✅ This shopping mall has a large aquarium with sea fish such as rays, sharks, etc.
Anna T — Google review
The largest mall in Africa is a dump. From the pictures the mall looked nice inside but the mall is not maintained at all. Most of the tile floors are broken. Some sections there’s no tiles at all. The toilets are dirty and stinks. The air con is not on so it’s warm inside. The aquarium is a nice touch but it’s the only thing nice about this mall. The food court had some mediocre food stalls. This mall have some nice stores. But everything cost twice as much.
MisterME ( — Google review
We visited this mall during a roundtrip through several cities and, honestly, found it a bit overhyped. While the space is modern and clean, it didn’t offer anything particularly unique or memorable. The aquarium, often highlighted as a main attraction, felt underwhelming during our visit and isn’t necessarily a must-see. The food court also lacked variety and didn’t seem very inviting. That said, the Adventure Land and a few dining spots were enjoyable—but not quite enough to outweigh the drawbacks. If you're looking for a more well-rounded shopping and leisure experience, I’d recommend checking out Marina Shopping Centre instead.
Omer A — Google review
Near beach the Marine Mall is awesome place, huge mall with all chain of food brands including naturals.👍
Nalini R — Google review
Habbous
4. Habbous
Neighborhoods
Also known as New Medina, Habbous is packed with open-air markets or souks where shoppers bargain for clothes, fabrics, and Moroccan staples like olives and dried fruits. Traditional patisseries sell almond pastries and stuffed dates. Open for guided tours, Mahkama du Pacha is a Moorish-style government building with mosaics, courtyards, and carved cedar ceilings. Jogging paths skirt flower beds in Parc Murdoch.
La Corniche
5. La Corniche
Outdoor Activities
Scenic Drives
Known for its string of glamorous Atlantic beach clubs, La Corniche, part of the Ain Diab neighborhood, is popular with a fashionable crowd of sunbathers and surfers. After dark, the action moves to the area’s trendy nightclubs, cocktail lounges, and sea-facing bar terraces. Dining options along Boulevard de la Corniche range from simple counter-serve joints to fancy French restaurants.
Muhammad V Square
6. Muhammad V Square
Town square
Sights & Landmarks
Ain Diab
7. Ain Diab
Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Home to the fashionable stretch of coastline known as La Corniche, Ain Diab is a vibrant, affluent part of town. Creperies, shawarma cafes, and posh French restaurants are among the dining options, while trendy nightclubs keep the party going until dawn. Alongside a cluster of upmarket beach clubs, Plage Lalla Meryem and Plage Ain Diab are long expanses of sand backed by snack bars and ice cream parlors.
Medina Market
8. Medina Market
4.1
(3636)
Market
Sights & Landmarks
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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.
Shaik M — Google review
Medina Market is a vibrant and expansive marketplace that captures the essence of local culture and commerce. Spanning narrow alleys and bustling pathways, it can be easy to lose one’s way amid the myriad of shops and stalls. The market offers a diverse array of goods, from colorful clothing and handcrafted toys to stylish footwear and intricate imitation jewelry. Each corner reveals unique treasures that reflect the rich heritage of the region. Shoppers can explore various vendors offering pure argan oil, celebrated for its culinary and cosmetic benefits. This high-quality oil is available in multiple shops, making it a must-try for visitors. Amid the shopping frenzy, small restaurants serve delicious sandwiches and refreshing juices, providing a welcome break for weary explorers. However, navigating the market requires some caution, as motorcycles often weave through the narrow lanes, adding to the lively atmosphere. Whether you’re seeking souvenirs, indulging in local flavors, or simply soaking in the sights and sounds, Medina Market promises an unforgettable experience for all who visit.
F K — Google review
The infrastructure is well maintained and the vendors are friendly. It becomes less touristic the further in you go. The only problem is how aggressive the scooter drivers are. They are not aware of the people around them, be careful!
Aisie M — Google review
Went for souvenirs on the last day of our Morocco trip and got my wallet stolen. The police and locals were very helpful in chasing and identifying the thief, hence the 2 stars. We spent 2 hours making the report at the station and they gave us tea and bread. Other than the incident, prices are okay, items are okay. Just be VERY careful of pickcpockets.
Rizky N — Google review
We visited the market and were pleasantly surprised. So many friendly people, reasonable prices, delicious street food, and lots of beautiful things to see. The atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming – a perfect place to stroll around, explore, and enjoy the local vibe. Love from Norway 🇳🇴
Henriette K — Google review
The market is a amazing atmosphere of vendors old and new with modern and classic twists. As I walked around it was not super pressured by any vendor to enter their store and overall I felt safe enough to walk around here with no issues. It is definitely worth a visit.
Vin C — Google review
"I’ve visited several Medinas in Morocco and Spain, but this one was not the best. Very dirty, with strong smells and a feeling of laziness. I only stayed a few minutes because I didn’t enjoy the Medina like I did in Marrakesh — a place I would return to a thousand times."
Stella R — Google review
The Medina Market in Casablanca, Morocco, is a vibrant and bustling destination filled with local charm. The market features an array of stunning artwork, from modern portraits to traditional Moroccan scenes, showcasing the talents of local artisans. Visitors can explore numerous stalls offering colorful textiles, traditional clothing, and a variety of souvenirs. The market’s lively atmosphere is enhanced by its authentic architectural details, such as wooden latticework and traditional lanterns. A highlight is the food section, where visitors can sample local delicacies like simmering snails. Overall, the Medina Market offers a rich cultural experience that captures the essence of Moroccan life.
Adil H — Google review
Church of Notre Dame of Lourdes
9. Church of Notre Dame of Lourdes
4.4
(1513)
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Striking stained-glass windows line this modern Catholic church constructed in 1954.
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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
Safwan C — Google review
Lovely church with beautiful stained glass windows.. not much else to see there so expect just to spend 10 mins looking around
Marco C — Google review
Simplely stunning. The stained glass needs to seen in person. The photos are just the beginning.
Qt S — Google review
Impressive church designed by architect Achille Dangleterre, engineer Gaston Zimmer and stained glass artist Gabriel Loire (1954-56). The church has three naves, but it is the central nave, with its super tall ceiling that defines it. All around it, stained glass windows let colorful light rays enter it and lighten and humanize an otherwise austere and industrial bare concrete scale. Outside there is a devotional grotto for Our Lady of Immaculate Conception.
João X — Google review
Unspectacular Catholic Church built in the 1950's. It's unique since it is located in a Mslim country. #saisson
Mark S — Google review
Great to find a vibrant parish in Casablanca. There's a Mary grotto outside and fantastic stained glass inside.
Don W — Google review
The Church of Notre Dame de Lourdes is a peaceful and beautiful place to visit in the heart of Casablanca. The modern architecture is striking, and the colorful stained-glass windows are absolutely stunning — they fill the entire space with light and color. It’s a quiet spot to reflect and appreciate art, history, and spirituality. Definitely worth a visit, even if you’re not religious.
Maria C — Google review
This is the church I used to frequent when I was little. It feels heavenly. Most beautiful church in morocco. As a Moroccan Christian, it can sometimes be difficult to visit—the guards don’t always allow you in, and it can be a bit scary at times.
Ayla P — Google review
United Nations Square
10. United Nations Square
4.0
(12235)
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
This large square at the heart of the city is surrounded by many shops & restaurants.
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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.
Kristian P — Google review
Busy location not far from the Old Medina Markets. It comes alive around 10am. Many street vendors cater for your needs. Watch out for motorbikes on the footpath.
Allan L — Google review
Great spot if you want to see the rich diversity of Casablanca, located just next to the entry of Bab Marrakesh (the medina) this place is beating like a heart pumping a million of flavors colors and joy
Korchi M — Google review
There are benches to sit and once you shake off the men wanting to get you in their taxis, it's a good place to people watch.
Kristen H — Google review
Great place to visit. The main place in the city and from here you can walk to big market, many restaurants, shops and others. Good location to be.
Monika K — Google review
This is a wonderful square I've ever seen throughout my stay in Morocco; all vibrant, all vivid, and ALL DIVERSE
Khalid — Google review
Busy square in the heart of the city. Plenty of seating around and seems like lot of the locals and tourists just sit around there taking breaks. Not much to see but not bad to walk by on the way to seeing other sights.
Keneth M — Google review
For locals, this area is a core life experience no matter what age you are, you’ll get somehow in trouble with some stranger. For tourists best to avoid rush hours mid day and late hours at night, don’t make it a stop station, there isn’t much to see anyways, if you come by “Bab Merrakech” (just few meters away from west) you can just pass by and go to Maarif, which I think you can spend the evening there and it will be much pleasant
Ayman A — Google review
Sacred Heart Cathedral
11. Sacred Heart Cathedral
4.0
(1267)
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Grand, former Roman Catholic cathedral from 1930, designed by Paul Tournon in neo-Gothic style.
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this was fine , my church growing up was called sacred heart. nothing too exciting in the architecture but neat looking. nice cats.
Brendan D — Google review
I came here a few days ago and wasn't expecting an empty cathedral. Although, there was an exhibition being hosted: "Silk Road: Reflections of Splendor - Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage." It was very interesting to see the different artworks and learn about the historical relations between Morocco and China. The cathedral's architecture was simple, but beautiful.
Harjeenna S — Google review
we went during the hours listed on google, but the cathedral was closed and wouldn’t let us inside. there was also construction outside so we were not able to get a great view of the cathedral as a whole. probably a better experience when it’s open
Niki R — Google review
Nice place to visit. A magnificent former Roman Catholic cathedral from 1930, designed in the neo-Gothic style by Paul Tournon. Next to you can relax in beautiful garden.
Monika K — Google review
It was a bright sunny day so I went to see this stunning art deco building and it's Stained glass art works. When I stepped inside there was stillness, a timeless place, not solemn just peaceful. I walked around and ventured up the stairs but could not visit the balcony. The gardens surrounding the cathedral are beautiful and I was very happy to have visited this great historical building.
Kevin C — Google review
The Church of the Sacred Heart of Casablanca (French: Église du Sacré-Cœur de Casablanca) is a church located in Casablanca, Morocco. Wrongly known as the Cathedral of Casablanca, this designation is wrong because the church was never a cathedral where a bishop resided. After Morocco's independence in 1956 it ceased to function as a church due to the evacuation of the colonial community, but out of respect for the Christian religion it became a cultural center that maintained its distinctive European luster.
ⵣᏦᎻᎯᏝᎨᏝⵣ — Google review
Quite a unique cathedral in design, with art deco vibe. Strangely empty and quiet. Worth a look. No need to pay for a city walking tour to see it though.
Douglas L — Google review
The front: Stunning 🤩 The back: Gorgeous 😩 The side: Beautiful 😍 The Top: Amazing 🥺 Far Away: Glorious ❤️‍🔥 Close up: Even Better 😭
Ismail B — Google review
Royal Palace
12. Royal Palace
4.3
(1785)
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
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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.
Taoufik E — Google review
Stopped here on a bus tour. Architectural details were beautiful. Could not see inside.
Bay W — Google review
Nice place, but you can see only door of the palace. Is possible to take only pic, nothing more
Monika K — Google review
The Place is amazing from the outside but no one can enter it unless you’re in a group visit but the outside of it is soo amazing and WOW!!
Ismail B — Google review
It is forbidden to visit or enter the place The Royal Palace in Casablanca is the main royal residence of the King of Morocco, which is located in the city of Casablanca, the economic capital of the Kingdom of Morocco. Located in the Habous district, this royal palace was built in the 1920s to a design by the brothers Louis Paul and Felix Joseph Bertosio, with garden landscapes designed by Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier. This royal palace was renovated during the reign of King Hassan II by French designer Andre Packard. The Royal Palace in Casablanca is considered the second most prominent royal site in Morocco after the Royal Palace in Rabat. It has been the site of many important events, as it hosted, for example but not limited to, the Fourth Summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in 1984. It was also the site of Hassan II’s meeting with Pope John Paul II. In 1985, it was the first time that a Pope visited a Muslim country at the invitation of an Islamic leader. It is worth noting here that this royal palace is not open to the public
Yassine H — Google review
I was looking forward to seeing the exteriors of this palace, but unfortunately it was surrounded by tall walls. It is closed off to the public. We asked the security guards a few questions and they were friendly and helpful. Apparently, only tour groups are allowed inside.
Harjeenna S — Google review
Can't go in, but totally worth walking around for photos! Very friendly gatesmen 👌
Cath — Google review
Royal Palace is closed for single visit. You have to be i group of five with the guide. But there are very nice security and police. They don"t speak English well but they will help you as best as they can
Marcin — Google review
Anfaplace Mall
13. Anfaplace Mall
4.2
(9728)
Shopping mall
Shopping
Bustling, modern shopping complex with international retailers, local boutiques, eateries & more.
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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 .
Marina B — Google review
I’ve been to ANFAPLACE Mall before and it’s always a good experience. It’s spacious with a great selection of shops and restaurants. I found exactly what I was looking for again, and the atmosphere is always perfect for a relaxed shopping trip. Definitely a spot I keep coming back to!
Ab S — Google review
There's a mall for shopping, restaurants for dining, and a beach for fun. I really like this place; it's clean and safe. There's also a delicious ice cream shop. The only problem is the traffic on the street outside the mall is too heavy.
J C — Google review
The mall itself is ok. Not many stores but not crowded either on a sunday. What i like about it is the food court. Ample seating and good selection of food outlets. They have the standard mcdonalds, kfc, and dominos. But they also have a shawarma, sushi, and oyster counter for variety. I found that the oysters were competitively priced at 10 dirhams per piece for a good sized oyster. It would compare to an 8 or 9 dirham oyster from the central marketplace in Casablanca where they have the seafood market. Bathrooms are clean too. Overall, good place to eat even though the shopping side is not much.
Hisham I — Google review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If you’re looking for a mall that’s more fun than a camel ride in the Sahara, Anfaplace Mall is your go-to spot! From the moment I stepped in, I felt like a kid in a candy store—except instead of candy, it’s designer stores, tasty food courts, and a view that’s almost as stunning as a sunset over the Atlantic. The shops are so tempting, I had to practice some serious self-control—spoiler alert: I failed, but happily! The food court has more options than a Moroccan spice market, and I swear I gained five pounds just by smelling the deliciousness. Plus, the staff here are so friendly, I almost felt like I was visiting family—if my family was super stylish and knew all the latest trends. Oh, and did I mention the view? Watching the waves crash while shopping is basically a therapy session with a view. In short, Anfaplace Mall is the perfect blend of shopping, eating, and seaside vibes. Five stars, a hundred times over—can’t wait to go back and pretend I’m on a shopping spree instead of just window shopping!
Jah H — Google review
The location of this mall is very nice, well structured and with a wonderful sea view. For me it’s more than a shopping mall it’s an experience
Korchi M — Google review
Such a great mall with an amazing variety of brands from premium stores to affordable options, there’s something for everyone. The place is clean, well-organized, and has a lively vibe that makes shopping here a pleasure. Perfect mix of good deals and great energy!
Durga V — Google review
What a cool mall, in my opinion better than morocco mall, it has everything you need and the place it exists in is just cool, i dont have anything to add but its a must see.
Ultimate D — Google review
Central Marketplace
14. Central Marketplace
4.0
(3354)
Produce market
Shopping
Indoor souk built in the early 1900s, known for its selection of seafood & no-frills food stalls.
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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.
Manami T — Google review
This is somewhat like a bit of the medina souk, enclosed in its own walls, offering well liked fish grill restaurants, fruit and vegetables as well as flowers and other such market goods. Nothing is priced?. The cafes were busy and the fish market had some high end fish and shellfish, much sought after.
Kevin C — Google review
The Central Market one of the most famous urban markets in Morocco with historical and cultural significance. It is located on Muhammad V Boulevard, among the colonial architecture of the 20th century. Crammed with locals, the daily market is a fascinating place for tourists to get a taste of local culture, while picking up bargains on everything from food to flowers and traditional clothing.
Silver D — Google review
The best place for seafood at an amazing price. It's so fresh you can even eat oysters alive. Just be aware of scammers: they often lead you to random restaurants and serve starters you didn’t order, without any explanation. In the end, you may end up paying more for those than for your main dish.
Jordy B — Google review
You will find Central Marketplace in all big cities in Morocco including CasabIanca. I went there to eat fresh seafood. Fish restaurants are very clean, they offer fresh seafood only, good service, affordable prices. Fresh oysters 8-10 MAD, it is about 08-1 USD I ordered sardines for 30 MAD (about 3 USD). Sardines served with bread basket, salad, lentil porridge and lemon.
Anna T — Google review
Recommend! There are lots of local guy came here as well. I came twice, the first time order in the restaurant, the second time bought the sea food myself and the restaurant responsible for cooking. The second option is better. I bought a whole crab with less than 100 mad. And the way they cook keeps the original flavor quite well.
HISTRO Z — Google review
Interesting place especially the seafood selection with a wide variety of fish including shark (I would have thought they would have been rescued and thrown back) lots of restaurants trying to get you to eat there.
Marco C — Google review
This is not where you go If you’re looking for authentic place, Stockholms Prices. Branded for tourists, Priced for tourists, they chase you in street to buy from or stay at thier places. Best :Oysters and fish selections are great. Worst: the fishermens dishonest. Change prices how they want and set different price on the scale, be aware
Abubakr K — Google review
Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum
15. Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum
4.3
(305)
Museum
Art museum
Museum housing a privately collected assortment of paintings, posters, jewelry & other objects.
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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.
Ab S — Google review
one of the museums we love. Interesting collection of items. particularly the posters we like. highly recommend for a visit while you're in Casablanca.
Lu A — Google review
I can confidently say that this is my favorite museum in Casablanca. It is located in the heart of the city, various, perfectly organized. It has a permanent exhibition in the main floor along with a temporary in the top floor. I've been here twice and wouldn't hesitate to come again.
Yachou — Google review
This private collection is quite unique in the combination of exhibits brought together to form this museum. It showcases antique jewellery & antique posters, but my favourite section was the 19th century bohemian crystal boxes. I would give this place 5 stars, but all the information boards are only in Arabic & French. I think if they want to appeal to a wider international audience, they need the information in English also. Yes, there is a QR code to get an overview via an English audio description, but it's not the same, and not everyone will have a SiM card to access this or want to use up their phone battery.
Miles M — Google review
I went there 26/03/2025 This is a musem that was based by Abderrahman Slaoui, Moroccan businessman and collector. Good place to visit to understand the beauty of Moroccan & Arabic cultures. Especially I love posters. NOTE: *There is a gift shop there. You can buy the copies of posters, books, bags with prints, post cards. *There is a WC. *There are places to sead down if you are tired. *Affordable prices for tickets.
Anna T — Google review
Nice compact museum over 3 floors in a private villa. Clean, well displayed and guidance in 3.lang. the posters and history of the collection are very intriguing. Recommended!
Markushu C — Google review
This eclectic and charming private collection stole our hearts. We appreciated being thoughtfully welcomed in English by the impressively multi-lingual staff, and being offered a collection guide printed in English, as the permanent exhibition signage is in French and Arabic. The size of the permanent collection on the first and second floors, combined with a temporary exhibition on the third allows you to thoroughly experience everything without becoming fatigued as is often the case in larger museums. We were especially fond of the vintage posters in the collection and were therefore delighted to learn we could purchase postcards containing the images as well as quality art books featuring the same. A highly recommended experience in Casablanca for lovers of arts and crafts.
Robin B — Google review
Remarkable collection of Moroccan (and Asian as well) art and artifacts. The exhibits provide a rich cultural experience. However, the museum's size is relatively small, so it's a quick visit.
Youness H — Google review
Arab League Park
16. Arab League Park
4.5
(5203)
City park
Nature & Parks
Peaceful 30-acre park with walking paths, open green space & play areas amid lush gardens & trees.
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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.
Mindworker — Google review
Should be on the itinerary when walking around Cassablanca.. a Quiet park and beautifully maintained . good view of Sacred Heart Cathedral
Marco C — Google review
A peaceful, clean park, way to the sacret heart cathedral, so nice to take a walk,,ther is guide around, safe and close by 8pm
Minna Z — Google review
Beautiful park where you can relax and enjoy the fountains and the sounds of the doves. Lots of people enjoying the park
Karen — Google review
Great place to relax. A peaceful 12-hectare park with paths, open green space and play areas amidst lush gardens and trees.
Monika K — Google review
Such a beautiful, neat and clean place, just walking through it or passing by really refreshes your mind and soul. There is even a fountain which adds to its beauty. It is usually visited by univ students or couples. The flora and fauna is just amazing with its variety.
Shaik M — Google review
Huge and well maintained park in the heart of Casablanca, full of tall trees of different kinds. I must visit place if you want to walk, peacefully and wants your eyes to be relaxed
Hamza — Google review
The place is beautiful, calm, and very well maintained. It is perfect for relaxing, or enjoying time with friends.The atmosphere felt very safe.
Audrey B — Google review
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