Things to do in Casablanca
Discover the best attractions and experiences Casablanca has to offer
Historic Monuments
Casablanca's history is etched in its bold 20th-century architecture and coastal fortifications. Here are must-see sites that reveal the city's layers.
Hassan II Mosque
An icon perched over the Atlantic with a spectacular minaret; a landmark of Casablanca.
La Sqala
A historic fortress by the port turned atmospheric café-restaurant, perfect for a seaside stop.
Mohammed V Square
Grand central square surrounded by administrative buildings, palm trees and fountains; ideal for a stroll and people-watching.
Museums
Art, history, and private collections give a window into Moroccan and international culture in Casablanca.
Villa des Arts Casablanca
City’s premier venue for modern and contemporary art in a restored villa.
Fondation Abderrahmane Slaoui
Private collection housed in a classic mansion, showcasing Moroccan and international works.
Religious Monuments
Casablanca's religious landmarks reflect its diverse spiritual heritage and architectural reach.
Hassan II Mosque
Grand mosque jutting over the sea, renowned for its beauty and scale.
Casablanca Cathedral (Sacré-Cœur)
A striking 20th-century church now used as a cultural venue.
National & Theme Parks
Casablanca blends urban charm with green spaces and family-friendly parks along the coast.
Parc de la Ligue Arabe
Spacious city park ideal for a leisurely walk or a picnic.
Sindibad Park
Coastal theme park with rides and attractions for a fun family outing.
Neighborhoods
Casablanca’s districts each have their own character, from historic quarters to seaside vibes.
Habous (Quartier Habous)
A charming, architecturally rich quarter with traditional shops and boulevards.
Ain Diab
Seaside neighborhood famed for the corniche, beaches, and nightlife along the coast.
Gauthier
Trendy, lively district with cafes, boutiques, and modern architecture.
Maarif
Bustling commercial and residential hub with a youthful, cosmopolitan vibe.
Free Things to Do
Casablanca offers plenty of no-cost ways to soak in its atmosphere.
Sunset on the Ain Diab Corniche
Stroll along the coast and watch the sun dip over the Atlantic.
Mohammed V Square stroll
Observe city life among palm trees, fountains, and stately buildings.
Walk through Habous Quarter streets
Explore shaded lanes, craft stalls, and traditional architecture.
Gastronomy
Casablanca is a destination for Moroccan flavors with sea-view settings and historic cafes.
Rick's Café Casablanca
Atmospheric restaurant inspired by the famous film, offering classic Moroccan dishes.
La Sqala
Historic fortress-turned-restaurant serving traditional Moroccan fare.
Le Cabestan
Sea-view dining at a chic spot along the Ain Diab shoreline.
Nightlife
Casablanca’s nightlife blends chic bars, live music, and seaside venues.
Jazzablanca Festival (seasonal)
Major international jazz festival bringing performances to the city.
Le Cabestan (nightlife & cocktails)
Stylish bar and club with sweeping sea views and a lively scene.
Rick's Café Casablanca (evening dining & drinks)
Iconic restaurant with a romantic, retro vibe for a night out.
Entertainment
Theater, cinema, and live events add color to Casablanca's evenings.
Rialto Casablanca
Historic cinema offering classic film screenings in a nostalgic setting.
Megarama Casablanca
Modern multiplex with a range of international releases.
Sports
Casablanca hosts major sporting venues and clubs for live action and golf.
Stade Mohammed V
Home ground of major clubs; catch a local football match when in season.
Casablanca Golf Club
Historic course offering scenic rounds near the city.
Off the Track
Seek out lesser-known corners and quirky corners of Casablanca for a different view.
Phare d'El Hank (El Hank Lighthouse)
Seaside lighthouse with viewpoints and maritime ambiance.
Derb Omar market area
Bustling local markets and narrow streets off the beaten path.