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"The White City"

Casablanca Tourism

Casablanca is the most modern and the largest city in Morocco. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, it is also Morocco's chief port. Casablanca displays a magical blend of brilliant architecture, history, culture and sophistication. The city is a bustling metropolis with beautiful palm trees lining the paths and large buildings at every corner.

Like all Moroccan cities, the medina is the main centre of Casablanca. It is one of the largest medinas in Morocco with an eclectic vibe, art-deco buildings and the Hassan II Mosque. The second largest mosque in Africa and the seven largest in the world, the Hassan II Mosque, is the prime attraction of Casablanca. The city's coastline is bordered by beaches offering all sorts of watersports, from jet-skiing to diving and boating.

Casablanca is a master of landscapes and is equally excellent when it comes to food and local culture. European-style sidewalk cafes and French-inspired bakeries are found at every corner of the beautiful palm-lined boulevards. Dive into the old Medina souks and interact with the locals to get the authentic feel of the city, or roam about on the lavish beach of la Corniche to experience the luxury. Casablanca is very different from other Moroccan imperial cities and provides a more authentic, everyday Moroccan experience.

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Exchanging Money in Casablanca

ATMs are the easiest and the best way to withdraw cash in the city. Since, Dirham is not traded internationally, the exchange rates vary very marginally between banks, bureaux de change and hotels. Banks also have a dedicated booth for currency exchange from which you can easily get Moroccan Dirham.

Daily Budget for Casablanca

Budget travel - MAD 300
Comfortable travel - MAD 600
Luxury Travel - MAD 1100

Religion of Casablanca

About 93 percent of the population in Casablanca are followers of Islam. Sunni Muslims make up a large chunk of the population, in terms of religion.

Casablanca Customs

  • It is important to dress without hurting the religious sentiments of the locals. Women should try to wear full-sleeved tops and long skirts. However, some people here respect the tourists and make allowances for their dress codes.
  • The people are very hospitable and friendly and will even invite tourists to their homes for a meal. If you are invited to somebody's home, take off your shoes before you enter.
  • Tipping the bellboy and the staff is considered polite. When it comes to restaurants, tipping is not mandatory. However, leaving a tip is considered to be a respectful gesture on your part.

Language in Casablanca

There are two official languages in Casablanca, as most of the other Moroccan cities - Standard Arabic and Tamazight (Berber). Apart from this, French is the most commonly spoken language. English is not spoken by a lot of the locals but communication isn't a problem in Casablanca.

Food in Casablanca

Casablanca has an eclectic culinary landscape with cuisines from around the world and is a great place to sample local Moroccan delicacies. They city is primarily known for its seafood with most restaurants offering freshly caught oysters, lobsters and fishes. Other must try local dishes include tagine, couscous, and pastilla. Alcohol is more prevalent in Casablanca that in other Moroccan cities. Imported liquors is easily found in international restaurants and upscale hotels.

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What is the best time to visit Casablanca?

Casablanca sitting on the edge of Atlantic Ocean has a mild weather temperature throughout the year. July and August are the best months to visit the city as these are warm and comfortable. The fall months can be extremely rainy and can also lead to road blocks. Therefore one should strictly avoid making trips to Casablanca in November-February.
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What is the local food in Casablanca?

Typical Moroccan cuisine is rich with spices and flavours. Tourists and locals love to hog on Briouat, Couscous, lentil soup and sardine.
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What are the top hotels in Casablanca?

There are 466 in Casablanca which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Casablanca are Casa Appart Contemporain, Appartement Casa Nearshore, Studio les Perles d'Anfa, CHARMING APPART in CASABLANCA CENTER, Villa Les Beaux Rivages, Villa moderne avec piscine, front de mer. You can see all the hotels in Casablanca here

What are the things to do in Casablanca?

The top things to do in Casablanca are The Medina, Hassan II mosque , Place Mohamed V, Cathedral du Sacre Coeur, La Corniche, Twin Centre. You can see all the places to visit in Casablanca here

What are the places near Casablanca?

The top places near to Casablanca are Marrakech which is 219 km from Casablanca, London which is located 2083 km from Casablanca, Dubai which is located 6072 km from Casablanca, Amsterdam which is located 2316 km from Casablanca, New york city which is located 5802 km from Casablanca

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