Hassan II, the medina and the port
7 stops · 3 h · walking + petit taxi · 7 stops
- Mosquée Hassan II
- Mosque esplanade
- Rick's Café
- La Sqala
- Ancienne Médina
- Bab Marrakech
- Casa-Port Station
147 places · Gault&Millau Maroc, MENA's 50 Best, La Liste · no Eater coverage · 5 routes
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This interactive map of Casablanca (Morocco) brings together 147 hand-picked places: 44 attractions, 50 restaurants, 28 cafés and 25 shops. It also includes 5 walking routes with their stops in order. For every place you get what it is, a practical tip and how to get there by public transport. It is free, works on your phone and needs no sign-up.
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7 stops · 3 h · on foot · 7 stops
مسجد الحسن الثاني · Sidi Belyout
The world's tallest minaret planted over the Atlantic: 25,000 worshippers inside and the sea breaking under the glass floor.
Tip: It is the only mosque in Morocco non-Muslims may enter: guided tours only, roughly hourly.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies, then a 25-min walk or a red petit taxi
Featured in: UNESCO tentative list · Casamémoire
Show on mapساحة مسجد الحسن الثاني · El Hank
The marble esplanade facing the ocean: Morocco's most photographed sunset, with waves slamming the sea wall.
Tip: Come 45 minutes before sunset: October skies are clear and high tide sprays the esplanade.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapالمدينة القديمة · Sidi Belyout
The 19th-century old medina: whitewashed lanes, babouche and spice stalls, and the port humming behind the ramparts.
Tip: Enter at Bab Marrakech and exit at Place des Nations Unies: that line crosses the whole medina without getting lost.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 5-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire · Fodor's
Show on mapباب مراكش · Ancienne Médina
The southern gate of the Portuguese ramparts and the liveliest way into the medina: fabric, date and olive stalls on both sides.
Tip: The surrounding clothes souk opens at 9 and shuts for the afternoon break: go early.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 7-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapالحبوس · Nouvelle Médina
The medina the French invented in the 1920s: Art Deco arcades, Arabic bookshops, dates and the city's tidiest souk.
Tip: Haggling is light here and quality is real: this is where locals actually buy their kaftans.
🚇 Tram T3 · Habous · 4-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire · Fodor's
Show on mapمحكمة الباشا · Habous
A 1952 Hispano-Moorish courthouse: 64 rooms of carved stucco, painted cedar and zellige, built in the 20th century.
Tip: It is still a working public building: open on office hours, so ask at the gate before heading in.
🚇 Tram T3 · Habous · 3-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapCathédrale du Sacré-Cœur · Parc de la Ligue Arabe
A white 1930 cathedral, deconsecrated and turned into an exhibition hall: vertical Art Deco, vast emptiness, filtered light.
Tip: It only opens for shows: if shut, the facade seen from the park is still worth the walk.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe · 5-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapÉglise Notre-Dame de Lourdes · Mers Sultan
Bare 1954 concrete and 800 sq m of Gabriel Loire stained glass: inside, the air turns blue, red and violet.
Tip: Go between 3 and 5 pm: the afternoon sun hits straight on and the glass detonates.
🚇 Tram T4 · Mers Sultan · 6-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapPlace Mohammed V · Downtown
Casablanca's Art Deco and Mauresque heart: the Wilaya, the Post Office, the Bank of Morocco and a fountain that dances at dusk.
Tip: The fountain runs a water-and-light show after dark; the pigeons are part of the local folklore.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · right there
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapGrand Théâtre de Casablanca · Place Mohammed V
Zaha Hadid's white vessel parked opposite the Art Deco: 1,800 seats and a curve like a wave on pause.
Tip: The contrast with the 1930 Wilaya right across is the best architecture shot in town.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 2-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapWilaya · Place Mohammed V
The 1937 prefecture with its clock tower: Casablanca's Mauresque emblem, Art Deco crossed with Moroccan arches.
Tip: No interior visits, but the lit tower at night is the square's classic postcard.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 1-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapBank Al-Maghrib · Place Mohammed V
A 1937 central bank in white stone: monumental columns and geometric reliefs, the squarest Art Deco on the square.
Tip: Look at the facade reliefs: they tell Moroccan trade in 1930s Art Deco code.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 3-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapCinéma Rialto · Downtown
A 1930 Art Deco hall where Édith Piaf sang: still screening, still wearing its original neon marquee.
Tip: Go in even without a film in mind: the lobby and staircase are worth a ticket cheaper than a coffee.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 3-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapCinéma Rif · Old Medina
A 1940s neighbourhood cinema on the medina's edge: curved facade, hand-painted lettering, a wholly local crowd.
Tip: The hand-painted billboard changes weekly: one of the most shared photos in Casablanca.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 4-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapHôtel Lincoln · Boulevard Mohammed V
Casablanca's most famous ruin: a 1916 Mauresque block that collapsed piece by piece and is now being brought back.
Tip: It was the banner of Casamémoire, the NGO that saved half the Art Deco downtown: check the balcony detail.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 2-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapHôtel Transatlantique · Downtown
A 1922 hotel with an inner courtyard and stained glass: one of the few downtown Art Deco survivors still doing its job.
Tip: Walk into the lobby for a drink: nobody minds, and the courtyard is an open-air secret.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 4-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapVilla des Arts · Boulevard d'Anfa
A 1934 Art Deco villa turned into a contemporary Moroccan art museum, with a garden and free entry.
Tip: Free entry and a shaded garden: the best mid-morning plan when downtown has worn you out.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe · 8-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire · Fondation ONA
Show on mapFondation Abderrahman Slaoui Museum · Downtown
A 1940s Art Deco townhouse holding Slaoui's private hoard of Berber jewellery, kohl flasks and vintage travel posters.
Tip: The top-floor terrace has a café and a rare view over downtown's Art Deco roofs.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 5-min walk
Featured in: Fondation Abderrahman Slaoui
Show on mapMoroccan Jewish Museum · Oasis
The only Jewish museum in the Arab world: Torah scrolls, embroidered kaftans, rebuilt synagogues, 2,000 years of Moroccan history.
Tip: It sits in a suburban house with no big sign: ring the bell, they open by appointment or in the afternoon.
🚇 Tram T1 · Gare Oasis · 10-min walk
Featured in: Fondation du Patrimoine Culturel Judéo-Marocain
Show on mapBeth-El Synagogue · Gauthier
Morocco's most beautiful synagogue: floor-to-ceiling stained glass telling Exodus in cobalt blue and gold.
Tip: Visits are arranged in advance with the community: bring your passport and cover your shoulders.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 9-min walk
Featured in: Fondation du Patrimoine Culturel Judéo-Marocain
Show on mapParc de la Ligue Arabe · Downtown
Casablanca's lung: rows of date palms, giant ficus trees and benches where the whole city catches its breath.
Tip: October makes it the best tea-hour spot in town: 24°C, palm shade and no crowds.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe · right there
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapLa Coupole · Parc de la Ligue Arabe
The modernist concrete dome in the middle of the park: a 1960s curve like a saucer landed among palm trees.
Tip: Shoot it backlit from below at sunset: the curve cuts the orange sky like a drawing.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe · 3-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapBoulevard de la Corniche · Aïn Diab
Casablanca's endless corniche: rock pools, fish terraces and the Atlantic pounding on your left the whole way.
Tip: The T2 runs right to the beach: the only tram in Morocco that drops you with your feet in the Atlantic.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · right there
Featured in: Fodor's · Lonely Planet
Show on mapPlage Lalla Meriem · El Hank
The city beach closest to the lighthouse: wide sand, dawn surfers and the Hassan II minaret on the horizon.
Tip: In October the water is still summer-warm and the sand is empty: the best month of the year here.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapEl Hank Lighthouse · El Hank
A 1916 lighthouse on the cliff: a spiral climb, the original lantern and the cleanest view of the coast.
Tip: The keeper usually lets you up for a tip: from the top you see the mosque and the corniche in one sweep.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapSidi Abderrahmane Shrine · Aïn Diab
A white shrine on a rock islet: at low tide you walk across, at high tide it is marooned in the Atlantic.
Tip: Check the tide table first: the crossing only exists for a couple of hours a day.
🚇 Tram T2 · Sidi Abderrahmane, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's · Lonely Planet
Show on mapMarché Central · Downtown
A 1917 market behind a Mauresque gate: Atlantic fish, Oualidia oysters, spices and stalls that grill whatever you just bought.
Tip: The ritual: pick your fish at the stall, pay by the kilo, and the restaurant next door grills it for you.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · right there
Featured in: Gilles Pudlowski · Fodor's
Show on mapRick's Café · Old Medina
The movie bar that never existed, rebuilt inside a 1930 riad against the ramparts: piano, cocktails, Bogart on loop.
Tip: Book ahead: the piano starts at 9 pm and the courtyard table under the dome goes days in advance.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 9-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's · Lonely Planet
Show on mapTwin Center · Maârif
Ricardo Bofill's twin towers, 115 m of pink granite: Casablanca's modern skyline and the gateway to Maârif.
Tip: The ideal start for walking Maârif: every shop street begins two blocks away.
🚇 Tram T1 · Abdelmoumen, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapCasa-Port Station · Sidi Belyout
The 2014 station: a white concrete lattice that filters daylight like a giant moucharabieh.
Tip: ONCF trains to Mohammed V airport leave from here: 40 minutes and far cheaper than a taxi.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · right there
Featured in: ONCF
Show on mapCasa-Voyageurs Station · Roches Noires
The big station rebuilt for high speed: Al Boraq, Africa's first bullet train, departs from here for Tangier.
Tip: Tangier in 2 h 10 on Al Boraq: the most spectacular day trip you can run from Casablanca.
🚇 Tram T1 · Casa Voyageurs · right there
Featured in: ONCF
Show on mapPlace des Nations Unies · Sidi Belyout
The city's hinge: walled medina on one side, Art Deco downtown on the other, the tram slicing through the middle.
Tip: At night it fills with families and boiled-corn vendors: the best people-watching in Casablanca.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · right there
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapZevaco Dome · Place des Nations Unies
Jean-François Zevaco's concrete dome: a split 1970s sphere locals simply call 'the ball'.
Tip: It caps the entrance to the car park below ground: a brutalist detail almost nobody looks at.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 2-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapWeCasablanca Sign · Place des Nations Unies
The city's giant letters lit up after dark: the obligatory shot before Art Deco downtown eats your camera roll.
Tip: Best at 7 pm: lights on, sky still blue behind them.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 2-min walk
Featured in: Casablanca Events & Animation
Show on mapCasablanca Slaughterhouses · Hay Mohammadi
A 1922 industrial slaughterhouse turned culture factory: huge sheds, graffiti, concerts and the cradle of Moroccan rap.
Tip: Opening depends on programming: check the calendar, outside events it stays shut.
🚇 Tram T1 · Anciens Abattoirs · 5-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapRoyal Palace · Habous
The royal palace beside Habous: no entry, but the bronze gates, orange trees and guard are worth the detour.
Tip: Do not photograph the guard or the gates in use: shoot the bronze doors and the neighbouring mosque.
🚇 Tram T3 · Habous · 7-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapChrist the King Church · Mers Sultan
A modernist bare-concrete church with a slender bell tower: one of the least-visited gems of 20th-century heritage.
Tip: Two blocks from Notre-Dame de Lourdes: together they are a crash course in modern church architecture.
🚇 Tram T4 · Mers Sultan · 7-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapRussian Orthodox Church · Mers Sultan
Onion domes and Orthodox crosses in the middle of Morocco: the church of the Russian diaspora that fled here in the 1920s.
Tip: It opens for Sunday morning liturgy: the rest of the week you see it from the street only.
🚇 Tram T4 · Mers Sultan · 6-min walk
Featured in: Casamémoire
Show on mapSindibad Park · Aïn Diab
The seafront amusement park: roller coaster, a zoo with Atlas lions and shows, all under the Atlantic breeze.
Tip: October is ideal: none of August's heat and none of the school-holiday queues.
🚇 Tram T2 · Sidi Abderrahmane, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapSindibad Zoo · Aïn Diab
The park's zoo, home to the Atlas lion breeding programme: the big cat Morocco pulled back from extinction.
Tip: The Atlas lion, extinct in the wild, survives thanks to the Moroccan royal collection: ask for feeding times.
🚇 Tram T2 · Sidi Abderrahmane, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapAnfa Park · Casa Anfa
The new park laid over old Anfa airport's runway: 50 hectares of lawn, lakes and the rising financial district around it.
Tip: The 1943 Anfa Conference between Roosevelt and Churchill happened here: the runway is still traced in the park's layout.
🚇 Tram T2 · Anfa Park · right there
Featured in: Casa Anfa
Show on mapMegarama · Aïn Diab
Morocco's biggest multiplex, right on the corniche: 14 screens, original-version releases and the beach across the road.
Tip: Perfect plan for the one rainy day: a screening and then a fish dinner on the corniche.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 7-min walk
Featured in: Megarama
Show on mapInstitut Français · Mers Sultan
The city's busiest cultural centre: arthouse cinema, concerts, exhibitions and a French bookshop with terrace and café.
Tip: The programme is free or nearly: check the board on arrival, it changes weekly.
🚇 Tram T4 · Mers Sultan · 5-min walk
Featured in: Institut Français du Maroc
Show on mapTahiti Beach Club · Aïn Diab
Aïn Diab's classic beach club: pools cut into the rock, palms, loungers and the Atlantic breaking at your feet.
Tip: In October entry gets cheaper and the pools run near-empty on weekdays.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 5-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on map4 Av. de la Côte d'Émeraude · Aïn Diab
Morocco's best table in 2026: Fayçal Bettioui crosses French technique, Japanese precision and Moroccan produce of the day.
Tip: No. 11 on MENA's 50 Best 2026 and Gault&Millau Maroc Chef of the Year: book weeks ahead.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: MENA's 50 Best 2026 (#11) · La Liste 2026 · Gault&Millau Maroc 2026
Show on mapRoyal Mansour · Av. des FAR
Palace-level Moroccan cooking on the 23rd floor: pastilla, lamb tagine and a view that swallows the whole port.
Tip: Ask for a window table at sunset: the sun drops into the Atlantic right behind the mosque.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 6-min walk
Featured in: La Liste 2026 (#441) · Gilles Pudlowski
Show on mapRoyal Mansour · Av. des FAR
A contemporary brasserie signed by Éric Frechon: Oualidia oysters, fish of the day and French classics without the fuss.
Tip: The lunch set is the cheapest way to eat at the Royal Mansour.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 6-min walk
Featured in: Gilles Pudlowski · Forbes 2026
Show on mapBoulevard des Almohades · Old Medina
A café-restaurant inside the 18th-century Portuguese bastion: bougainvillea garden, old cannons and the city's best Moroccan breakfast.
Tip: Order the full breakfast: msemen, harcha, amlou, olives and orange juice under the bougainvillea.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 8-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's · Lonely Planet
Show on map90 Bd de la Corniche · El Hank
A 1920s institution hanging off the cliff beside the lighthouse: Atlantic fish and waves breaking under the window.
Tip: Window table, booking essential: in October you still dine watching the last sun on the water.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's · Gilles Pudlowski
Show on mapBd de la Corniche · El Hank
Contemporary Moroccan cooking facing the ocean: reworked tagines, seafood pastilla and a modern zellige room.
Tip: The lunch menu costs half and you eat it on the same sea terrace.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Gilles Pudlowski
Show on map133 Av. Allal Ben Abdellah · Downtown
The benchmark French brasserie since 1958: entrecôte, hand-cut tartare and white linen steps from the Marché Central.
Tip: Order the entrecôte béarnaise and the soufflé: the recipe hasn't moved in decades and it shows.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 2-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's · Gilles Pudlowski
Show on map95 Rue Prince Moulay Abdallah · Downtown
The classic Moroccan restaurant since 1950: a courtyard with a century-old tree, Friday couscous and tagines that never changed.
Tip: Friday lunch is couscous day across Morocco: here they serve it exactly as tradition demands.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 4-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's · Gilles Pudlowski
Show on map33 Rue Najib Mahfoud · Gauthier
Casablanca's benchmark Japanese: sushi counter, a short omakase and Atlantic fish handled with Japanese discipline.
Tip: Sit at the counter and let the chef choose: the short lunch menu is the best value in town.
🚇 Tram T1 · Abdelmoumen, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's · Gilles Pudlowski
Show on map129 Av. Allal Ben Abdellah · Downtown
Spanish tapas, sangria and live music till late: the loudest, most fun basement in downtown Casablanca.
Tip: Thursdays and Fridays a live band plays and people dance between tables: arrive before 10 pm or forget it.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 2-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on map115 Bd Félix Houphouët-Boigny · Sidi Belyout
A sailors' tavern since 1958: fried calamari, garlic prawns and port fish over marble and tile.
Tip: Eat standing at the bar like locals do: a plate of fried fish and a beer, done.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 4-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on map26bis Bd Félix Houphouët-Boigny · Sidi Belyout
Spanish tapas by the port: jamón, anchovies, tortilla and vermouth, Casablanca's Andalusian streak intact.
Tip: Casablanca had a huge Spanish colony: here it survives on the plate and in the house accent.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 4-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapBd Mohammed V · Marché Central
The Marché Central grill: buy your fish at the stall next door, carry it in, and it hits the coals in minutes.
Tip: This is THE Casablanca experience: weigh the fish, agree the grilling fee, sit down.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 1-min walk
Featured in: Gilles Pudlowski
Show on mapPort de Casablanca · Sidi Belyout
Oualidia and Dakhla oysters shucked to order inside the fishing port: the freshest shellfish Casablanca can offer.
Tip: Oualidia oysters are Morocco's great Atlantic product: a dozen costs what a coffee does in Europe.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 7-min walk
Featured in: Gilles Pudlowski
Show on map16 Rue Rouget de l'Isle · Downtown
A 1930s Art Deco villa turned restaurant: garden, winter fireplace and an author's Moroccan-French kitchen.
Tip: In October you eat in the garden: ask for an outside table when booking, it fills fast.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe · 5-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's · Gilles Pudlowski
Show on map50bis Av. Hassan Souktani · Gauthier
A neighbourhood French bistro with a daily board: market produce, a short card and one of Gauthier's best deals.
Tip: The handwritten lunch menu changes daily: ask before you open the card.
🚇 Tram T1 · Abdelmoumen, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Gilles Pudlowski
Show on map8 Rue Taha Hussein · Gauthier
A Gauthier bistro with relaxed French cooking and a Moroccan wine list: where creative Casablanca meets.
Tip: Order a Meknès red: Morocco has made wine since antiquity and this list has the good ones.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapGauthier · Casablanca
A Gauthier classic with French cooking, international touches and old-school service: the celebration spot.
Tip: The fish comes straight from the Marché Central each morning: ask what came in today.
🚇 Tram T1 · Abdelmoumen, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on map7 Rue Najib Mahfoud · Gauthier
A small, consistent French table in Gauthier: short card, exact cooking and years of regulars.
Tip: Book ahead: few tables, and Gauthier fills up from 9 pm.
🚇 Tram T1 · Abdelmoumen, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapRue Abou Al Mahassine Rouyani · Racine
A Racine French bistro with affordable tasting menus: one of the neighbourhood's most technical kitchens without palace prices.
Tip: The multi-course lunch costs half the dinner price and is the same food.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Gilles Pudlowski
Show on mapRue Taha Houcine · Gauthier
Refined Moroccan cooking in a Gauthier house: pigeon pastilla, rfissa and seasonal tagines in a small dining room.
Tip: Rfissa needs hours of notice: say so when you book if you want to try it.
🚇 Tram T1 · Abdelmoumen, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Gilles Pudlowski
Show on map9 Rue Théophile Gauthier · Gauthier
The burger joint that made author street food fashionable in Casablanca: brioche buns, aged beef and a queue on the pavement.
Tip: There are several branches in Casablanca: this Gauthier one is the original and the sharpest.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: TelQuel
Show on mapAv. Ahmed Charci · Anfa
An Anfa Japanese with sushi counter and robata: Atlantic fish, clean cuts and a modern room that is always full.
Tip: Moroccan Atlantic bluefin is among the world's best: order it raw here.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on map92 Bd de la Corniche · Anfa Supérieur
Asian fusion with an Atlantic terrace: dim sum, wok and cocktails while the sun sinks into the water.
Tip: Book the terrace at sunset: in October the sun drops near 7 pm and it is still warm.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 8-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapFour Seasons · Bd de la Corniche
The Four Seasons' Moroccan lounge facing the sea: ceremonial mint tea, Moroccan mezze and sofas facing the Atlantic.
Tip: The high-pour mint tea service is the Moroccan ritual par excellence: order it.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 10-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapFour Seasons · Bd de la Corniche
The Four Seasons' international brasserie with a beach terrace: long breakfasts, grilled fish and a permanent sea view.
Tip: Sunday brunch is a local institution: book or you lose the terrace.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 10-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's · Forbes 2026
Show on mapFour Seasons · Aïn Diab
The 2026 dining opening at the Four Seasons: fire cooking and Moroccan produce with a contemporary eye over the corniche.
Tip: One of the city's newest tables and already flagged by the international press: book ahead.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 10-min walk
Featured in: Forbes 2026
Show on mapBd de la Corniche · El Hank
A terrace hanging off the cliff beside the lighthouse: grilled fish, sardines and the Atlantic breaking under your table.
Tip: Order the grilled sardines: in Morocco they are the national fish and here they go from port to coals.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapOld Medina · Casablanca
A Moroccan house inside the medina: home tagines, neighbourhood oven bread and courtyard tables under open sky.
Tip: The bread goes to the neighbourhood communal oven and returns hot: start with harira.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 8-min walk
Featured in: Fodor's
Show on mapBd Rahal El Meskini · Downtown
A bar-restaurant named after the boxer who grew up in Casablanca: vintage photos, fried food and cold beer.
Tip: Marcel Cerdan, world champion and Édith Piaf's partner, grew up in this district: the photos tell it.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 5-min walk
Featured in: OSM · prensa local
Show on mapRue Al Mansour Saadi · Maârif
A Moroccan neighbourhood grill: lamb skewers, kefta, mechoui and fresh bread in Maârif's commercial heart.
Tip: Order mechoui, the slow-roast lamb: in Morocco it is eaten with cumin and salt, nothing else.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
Featured in: OSM · prensa local
Show on mapRue Normandie · Maârif
A Maârif Italian with a wood oven: Neapolitan pizza, fresh pasta and a terrace packed every night.
Tip: Maârif is Casablanca's de facto Italian quarter: half a dozen good ones in four blocks.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapUrban Square · Maârif
Spanish tapas and rice dishes in Maârif: a jamón counter, prawns and an open terrace that works year-round.
Tip: Paella must be ordered ahead: 40 minutes, minimum two people.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapRue Al Mansour Saadi · Maârif
Maârif sushi with a queue at the door: generous rolls, fair prices and the neighbourhood's most popular Japanese.
Tip: Get it to go and eat in the Jardin des Arènes two blocks away: that is the local move.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapRue Théophile Gauthier · Gauthier
A Gauthier Lebanese classic: endless mezze, oven bread, shawarma carved to order and a shisha terrace.
Tip: Order the full mezze to share: cheaper, and you taste fifteen different things.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd d'Anfa · Gauthier
A Lebanese table with an open oven: manakish, kibbeh, hummus and fresh juices in a room that never stops turning.
Tip: The breakfast zaatar manakish leave the oven every ten minutes: ask for them hot.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 10-min walk
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Show on mapAv. Tan Tan · Anfa
Yemeni cooking in Casablanca: lamb mandi, tandoor bread and enormous platters shared on the floor.
Tip: You eat with your right hand, sitting on the floor: that is the plan, not an inconvenience.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd de la Corniche · Aïn Diab
The seafront branch of Casablanca's historic gelato house: Italian ice cream, crêpes and tables over the corniche.
Tip: Oliveri opened in 1950 and is still every local's childhood ice cream.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 4-min walk
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Show on mapAïn Diab · Casablanca
An Aïn Diab Moroccan with a zellige room and terrace: Friday couscous, tagines and pastilla, grand-house style.
Tip: Chicken-and-almond pastilla with cinnamon and sugar is the Moroccan dish that surprises most: order it.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 10-min walk
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Show on mapBd de la Corniche · Aïn Diab
Fish and shellfish facing the beach: fried platters, paella and a terrace with Aïn Diab's sand in view.
Tip: October sun at midday and a mixed fried platter: the most Casablancan lunch there is.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 4-min walk
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Show on mapBd de la Corniche · El Hank
Moroccan and Mediterranean cooking with live music by the sea: the corniche's long-night plan.
Tip: Music kicks in late, around 10:30 pm: dinner is the excuse, the show is the plan.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd Driss Slaoui · El Hank
A Turkish butcher-grill: cuts on display, Adana kebab and pide bread leaving the oven nonstop.
Tip: You pick the meat from the display and they weigh it before the coals: exactly like Istanbul.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapPort de Casablanca · Sidi Belyout
The fishing port's canteen: whatever came in that morning, grilled, with lemon and nothing else. No decor, no tricks.
Tip: Ask what came in today and order that: the menu is a suggestion, the board rules.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 6-min walk
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Show on mapPort · Sidi Belyout
A harbour table looking at the Hassan II mosque: calamari, grilled prawns and that minaret cut out behind.
Tip: One of the few places where you eat with the world's tallest minaret as a backdrop.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 12-min walk
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Show on mapGauthier · Casablanca
French bistronomy in Gauthier: a chalkboard card, seasonal produce and a small room living off its regulars.
Tip: Ask for the fish of the day: they work with whatever the Marché Central sends that morning.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 9-min walk
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Show on mapGauthier · Casablanca
A single French formula: salad, entrecôte with secret sauce and endless fries. Nothing more, nothing less.
Tip: There is no menu: they ask how you want it cooked and that is it. Fries are refilled free.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapRue Abou Hadil Allaf · Gauthier
A Gauthier lunch canteen: big salads, chalkboard daily plates and homemade desserts with an office queue.
Tip: Daytime only, closing at 4 pm: it is lunch, not dinner. Get there before 1.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 9-min walk
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Show on mapBd Brahim Roudani · Gauthier
A Gauthier rooftop with cocktails and a view over the Art Deco roofs: where young Casablanca starts its night.
Tip: In October you can still sit out late without a jacket: the year's best rooftop season.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe · 8-min walk
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Show on mapHabous · Casablanca
A Moroccan table on the edge of Habous: seasonal tagines, pastilla and fresh-baked bread, souk two steps away.
Tip: Pair it with Habous shopping: buy in the morning, eat here before the heat.
🚇 Tram T3 · Habous · 5-min walk
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Show on mapRue Mohamed El Qorri · Downtown
An urban riad in the Art Deco core: a fountain courtyard, zellige and Moroccan cooking with gnawa music at weekends.
Tip: Gnawa is ritual music from southern Morocco listed by UNESCO: here it plays live.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 3-min walk
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Show on map2 Rue du Fqih al Abbas · Habous
The legendary Habous pastry shop since 1930: cornes de gazelle, ghriba and kaab el ghzal hand-made in a wood oven.
Tip: There are no tables: you buy by weight at a hatch and eat walking the Habous arcades.
🚇 Tram T3 · Habous · 4-min walk
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Show on mapBd d'Anfa · Gauthier
The Japanese specialty coffee chain that landed in Casablanca: minimalist espresso, latte art and a pavement queue.
Tip: Boulevard d'Anfa is Casablanca's third-wave coffee spine: four good ones in five blocks.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies, then a red petit taxi
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Show on map31 Rue Sebou · Gauthier
An Australian café in Gauthier: a proper flat white, eggs-and-avocado brunch and the neighbourhood's youngest crowd.
Tip: Weekdays are better: the weekend brunch wait runs well past half an hour.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapUrban Square · Maârif
A Turkish specialty roaster with a big Maârif store: single-origin beans, filter brews and tables to work at.
Tip: Wi-Fi and plugs: half of Maârif uses it as an improvised office mid-morning.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd d'Anfa · Gauthier
The American chain that opened the specialty road in Morocco: cold brew, mochas and an Anfa terrace.
Tip: The terrace faces Boulevard d'Anfa: the best seat for watching office Casablanca go by.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapGauthier · Casablanca
A Gauthier specialty café with its own roast: filter brews, daily pastries and pavement tables.
Tip: Order a nous-nous: half coffee, half milk, Morocco's national order that no tourist knows.
🚇 Tram T4 · Parc de la Ligue Arabe, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd Mohammed V · Downtown
The Aéropostale pilots' bar: Mermoz and Saint-Exupéry stopped here between flights. Wood, mirrors and memory.
Tip: Saint-Exupéry wrote part of his Moroccan letters at these tables: living heritage, not set dressing.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 2-min walk
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Show on mapSqala Bastion · Old Medina
The Moorish café inside the Portuguese bastion: mint tea, bougainvillea, 18th-century cannons and all-day shade.
Tip: Mint tea is poured from a height to aerate it: not a show, a technique. Three glasses is the correct number.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 8-min walk
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Show on mapAv. Moulay Rachid · Anfa
The French bakery installed in Villa Zevaco, a 1940s modernist gem: croissants under author concrete.
Tip: The house is by Jean-François Zevaco, Morocco's most important 20th-century architect: coffee is the excuse.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd de la Corniche · Aïn Diab
French breakfast facing the Atlantic: viennoiserie, sourdough and a terrace watching the waves break.
Tip: Breakfast here then walk the corniche to the lighthouse: October's best morning plan.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 9-min walk
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Show on mapBd Mohamed Zerktouni · Mers Sultan
Casablanca's historic ice-cream house since 1950: a marble counter, Italian gelato and the same old sign.
Tip: The local order is avocat: avocado juice and ice cream are a Moroccan obsession.
🚇 Tram T4 · Mers Sultan · 4-min walk
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Show on mapRue El Kadi Iass · Maârif
The Maârif branch of the 1950 gelato house: cones, granitas and a teenage queue after school.
Tip: Right on Maârif's shopping axis: the ice cream stop between two stores.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd de la Corniche · Aïn Diab
Morocco's most popular ice-cream brand in its seafront branch: local flavours, crêpes and waffles until late.
Tip: Try the date or almond gelato: Moroccan flavours you will not find in Europe.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 6-min walk
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Show on mapMaârif · Casablanca
The Maârif branch of the national ice-cream chain: long queues, generous scoops and whole families at night.
Tip: After 9 pm Maârif fills with families eating ice cream on the street: the neighbourhood ritual.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapDowntown · Casablanca
A classic downtown pavement café: nous-nous, pain au chocolat and the Moroccan social institution par excellence.
Tip: In Casablanca the pavement café is an institution: order a nous-nous and watch the city go by for an hour.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 4-min walk
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Show on mapBd d'Anfa · Gauthier
An Anfa coffee house working African single origins: filter brews, cupping and bags to take home.
Tip: Take home a bag of African beans: one of Casablanca's lightest and best souvenirs.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapYacoub El Mansour · Racine
A neighbourhood specialty coffee spot in Racine: a quiet terrace, homemade pastry and a regulars' crowd.
Tip: Racine is Casablanca's smart residential district: ideal for a break far from downtown noise.
🚇 Tram T2 · Riviera, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapRiviera · Casablanca
A Riviera specialty café beside the tram: espresso, filter and a small room always full of neighbours.
Tip: A perfect T2 stop on the way to the corniche: it sits right on the line.
🚇 Tram T2 · Riviera · 3-min walk
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Show on mapBd Abdelkrim El Khattabi · Maârif
A Maârif coffee-kitchen with all-day brunch: bowls, toasts, pressed juices and plenty of daylight.
Tip: Order an avocat juice: the avocado shake with milk and almond is Morocco's street classic.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapRue Michel Ange · Gauthier
A Gauthier café built for staying: plugs, Wi-Fi, long tables and solid espresso all day.
Tip: If you travel working, this is the plan: stable Wi-Fi and decent coffee in the most central district.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapPlace Rachidi · Downtown
A corner café-gelateria facing the leafy square: mint tea, ice cream and ficus shade all day.
Tip: The pavement table faces Marius Boyer's buildings: downtown's best architecture bench.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 8-min walk
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Show on mapBd d'Anfa · Gauthier
A classic gelateria on the Anfa axis: huge sundaes, lemon granitas and tables for boulevard-watching.
Tip: Lemon-and-mint granita is the Moroccan antidote to any sunny afternoon.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapMaârif · Casablanca
An artisan gelateria in Maârif: seasonal Moroccan flavours, date, orange blossom and toasted almond made in-house.
Tip: Order the orange blossom: it is Morocco's defining perfume and they nail it here.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapMaârif · Casablanca
An author Moroccan chocolatier: bonbons with local spices, stuffed dates and Franco-Moroccan cakes.
Tip: Almond-stuffed dates are the edible souvenir that travels best.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd Al Massira Al Khadra · Maârif
A fine Maârif chocolatier: bars, truffles and a display case like a jeweller's, on the shopping axis.
Tip: A sweet break mid-Maârif shopping walk: it sits on the brand-name street.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd d'Anfa · Gauthier
An Anfa bakery-patisserie: morning msemen and harcha, French baguette and Moroccan sweets by weight.
Tip: Msemen is Morocco's flaky breakfast pancake: eaten hot with honey and butter.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 9-min walk
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Show on mapRue le Titien · Racine
A neighbourhood Moroccan pastry shop: trays of cornes de gazelle, almond briouates and ghriba sold by weight.
Tip: Buy by the kilo and mix: ask for an assortment and taste five Moroccan sweets at once.
🚇 Tram T2 · Riviera, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapBd Moulay Youssef · El Hank
A neighbourhood café on the way to the Hassan II mosque: mint tea, pavement tables and El Hank's slow rhythm.
Tip: A natural stop between downtown and the mosque if you do that walk.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapHabous Souk · Habous
The tidy souk under Art Deco arcades: babouches, kaftans, rugs, leather, dates and Casablanca's best craft.
Tip: Haggling is gentle here and prices are already fair: offer 70% and close fast.
🚇 Tram T3 · Habous · 3-min walk
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Show on mapHabous Kissaria · Habous
The Habous kaftan and djellaba gallery: hand embroidery, silk fabrics and tailors who alter the same day.
Tip: If you buy a kaftan, ask for alterations: done in hours and it transforms the piece.
🚇 Tram T3 · Habous · 4-min walk
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Show on mapMorocco Mall · Aïn Diab
One of Africa's biggest malls: a giant cylindrical aquarium, a musical fountain and 350 brands facing the Atlantic.
Tip: Divers descend a tube inside the aquarium to feed the fish: fixed show times, ask at the desk.
🚇 Tram T2 · Sidi Abderrahmane, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapAnfaplace Mall · Aïn Diab
An open-air mall on the beach: international brands, café terraces and direct access to the sand.
Tip: The only Casablanca mall where you leave a shop and step on sand: combine it with the beach.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage · 8-min walk
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Show on mapMarina Shopping Center · Sidi Belyout
The new Casablanca Marina mall, between medina and mosque: brands, cinema and a view over the yacht harbour.
Tip: The natural stop between the old medina and the Hassan II mosque: air conditioning and clean toilets.
🚇 Tram T3 · Casa Port · 10-min walk
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Show on mapDerb Ghallef Flea Market
Casablanca's legendary flea market: electronics, spare parts, second-hand clothes and the city's most entertaining chaos.
Tip: Bring cash and keep pockets tight: it is crowded, fun, and here you really do haggle.
🚇 Tram T2 · Derb Ghalef · 4-min walk
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Show on mapMaârif Central Market
Maârif's neighbourhood market: fruit, barrel olives, spices and the city's best herb stalls.
Tip: Buy ras el hanout, the Moroccan spice blend: ask for it ground on the spot, it changes everything.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapFlower Market · Mers Sultan
A row of flower stalls under the ficus trees: roses, jasmine, orange blossom and basil, downtown's strongest perfume.
Tip: Buy an orange-blossom bunch for pocket change: it perfumes a hotel room for three days.
🚇 Tram T4 · Mers Sultan · 4-min walk
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Show on mapNormandie Flower Market · Maârif
Maârif's flower market: giant bouquets at Moroccan prices, plants, clay pots and jasmine all year.
Tip: Hand-painted clay pots are a cheap, very Moroccan souvenir: wrap them well.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapMaârif · Casablanca
Maârif's benchmark independent bookshop: Moroccan literature, essays in French and Arabic, and a café inside.
Tip: Ask for Moroccan authors in translation: Leïla Slimani, Tahar Ben Jelloun or Mohamed Choukri.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapDowntown · Casablanca
The historic French bookshop downtown: Paris new releases, art books on Morocco and stationery from another era.
Tip: Look for the Casablanca Art Deco photo books: the best souvenir for an architecture lover.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 2-min walk
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Show on mapAv. Dr Mohamed Sijelmassi · Anfa
A modern Anfa bookshop-café: French and Arabic stock, a Moroccan new-releases table and reading with espresso.
Tip: A good air-conditioned, Wi-Fi refuge when the afternoon sun gets heavy.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapMaârif · Casablanca
The Moroccan brand of contemporary kaftans and djellabas: modern cuts, traditional embroidery and European sizing.
Tip: The option if you want a kaftan without souk haggling: fixed prices and sizes you understand.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapRue al-Fourat · Maârif
A Moroccan rug shop in Maârif: beni ouarain, Atlas kilims and boucherouite made from recycled rags.
Tip: Ask to see the back: in a genuine Berber rug the knot is visible and countable.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapGalerie Benomar · Maârif
Traditional Moroccan jewellery: southern silver, Berber amber, Essaouira filigree and antique Atlas pieces.
Tip: Moroccan silver carries a state hallmark: ask to see it before paying.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapOld Medina · Casablanca
An antiques bazaar in the old medina: brass lamps, cedar doors, Fez ceramics and colonial curios.
Tip: Here you really haggle: start at a third of the asking price and walk away if they hold.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place des Nations Unies · 4-min walk
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Show on mapDowntown · Casablanca
Casablanca's first shopping centre, from 1970: clothes at local prices, electronics and a surprising brutalist building.
Tip: Not pretty, but historic, and the prices are street prices, not tourist ones.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place Mohammed V · 3-min walk
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Show on mapTachfine Center · Ibn Tachfine
A popular mall in eastern Casablanca: clothes, electronics, a supermarket and neighbourhood prices with no tourist filter.
Tip: Where Casablanca actually shops: nothing touristy, everything cheap, open late.
🚇 Tram T1 · Casa Voyageurs, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapRue Allal Ben Abdellah · Downtown
A downtown shopping gallery with antique dealers and leather shops: Casablanca's classic shopping street.
Tip: This street and Rue de la Chaouia form the antiques-and-babouche axis of Art Deco downtown.
🚇 Tram T1 · Marché Central · 2-min walk
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Show on mapGhandi Mall · Ghandi
A neighbourhood mall on the Ghandi axis: a big supermarket, international brands and a food court with terrace.
Tip: A useful T2 stop on the way to the corniche if you need a supermarket, pharmacy or ATM.
🚇 Tram T2 · Ghandi · 6-min walk
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Show on mapAeria Mall · Casa Anfa
The new mall in the Casa Anfa financial district: international brands, light-filled architecture and a park next door.
Tip: Pair it with Anfa Park next door: air-conditioned shopping, then lawn and shade.
🚇 Tram T2 · Place Financière · 5-min walk
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Show on mapBd Al Massira Al Khadra · Maârif
The centre of Maârif's fashion axis: the street where all of Casablanca's international brands cluster.
Tip: Boulevard Al Massira Al Khadra is Casablanca's most-walked shopping street: do the whole thing on foot.
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Show on mapEl Hank Market · El Hank
A neighbourhood market on the way to the lighthouse: day-boat fish, Atlas vegetables and olive stalls, sea around the corner.
Tip: A neighbours' market, not a tourists' one: that is why the prices are Casablanca's real ones.
🚇 Tram T2 · Aïn Diab Plage, then a red petit taxi
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Show on mapRiviera Market · Riviera
A covered market in southern Casablanca: seasonal fruit, spices by the kilo and butchers with a local queue.
Tip: October is pomegranate and prickly-pear season: stalls peel them on the spot.
🚇 Tram T2 · Riviera · 7-min walk
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Show on mapDerb Omar Kissaria
Casablanca's historic wholesale district: fabrics, haberdashery, bags and the trade that supplies all of Morocco.
Tip: It is wholesale, but many sell single units if you ask: the prices are unbeatable.
🚇 Tram T1 · Place de la Victoire · 5-min walk
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