City tour in Casablanca with ticket to the Hassan II Mosque

We'll buy Hassan II Mosque tickets in advance for you, so you don't have to wait in line!
The Hassan II Mosque, located in Casablanca, is one of the largest and most impressive mosques in the world. Inaugurated in 1993, it was commissioned by King Hassan II, who wanted to provide the city with a monumental religious building facing the ocean.
The mosque can accommodate approximately 25,000 worshipers inside and up to 80,000 on the outdoor esplanade, making it one of the largest mosques in the world.
• Minaret:
It has the tallest minaret in the world, reaching 210 meters. It is decorated with traditional Moroccan motifs and is equipped with a laser pointing towards Mecca.
The mosque is a masterpiece.
It is open to non-Muslims for guided tours, which is rare in the world. A must-see! Book now, it's the most unmissable monument in Casablanca! It will be an unforgettable visit filled with emotion and memories for you.

Discover Casablanca's rich cultural heritage with a walking tour of the old medina. Your Guide will lead you through the winding streets of this historic district, where you'll have the opportunity to explore traditional souks, ancient mosques, and historic buildings. Stroll through the narrow streets.

Rick's café, the film Casablanca, the must-see places in the city to show you around

a magnificent green space with century-old trees where a diversity of unique botanical species reigns, an absolute must-see

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes, located in Casablanca, is one of the main places of Catholic worship in Morocco. Built in 1954, it replaced the first church built on the same site in 1918.
The interior is enhanced by a series of exceptional stained-glass windows, covering nearly 800 m2.
The church can accommodate several hundred worshippers. Its vast interior volume, its sobriety, and its play of light create a space conducive to meditation.
It is still active today, with regular masses, particularly for the local Christian community and expatriates. It plays an important role in major liturgical celebrations in Casablanca.
The Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes is a symbol of religious coexistence in Morocco. Located in a large Muslim city, it illustrates the country's shared history with Christian communities, particularly during the French protectorate. Follow us and let us Guide you.

The Habous district, located east of downtown Casablanca.

It is a jewel of Moroccan-Moorish architecture, with stone arches, zelliges, carved doors, and white-facade buildings that evoke both imperial medinas and modern urban planning.
A mecca of crafts and commerce.
• The Habous district is known for its organized souks, much appreciated by locals and tourists alike:
• Traditional bookstores, particularly specializing in Islamic works.
• Craft shops: pottery, copper, leather, carpets, slippers, and thuja wood objects.
• Date, spice, and Moroccan pastry markets (don't miss the famous Bennis Habous pastry shop).
• Djellaba and gandoura souk.
It is home to beautiful mosques, such as the Mohammed V Mosque, as well as religious administrative institutions. It is an ideal place for a quiet stroll between Culture, Shopping, Spirituality and Architecture.

Visit the iconic Art Deco district, admire the colonial architecture of the 1930s, visit the new theater and the fun passenger trap square.

Don't miss the oyster and tuna tasting on site, a fun folklore guaranteed to awaken the taste buds and discover this century-old central market.

Explore the bustling souks where you'll discover Moroccan symbols and unique handcrafted souvenirs. These colorful markets offer a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture. Capture stunning photos and interact with friendly vendors to learn a few words of the Moroccan dialect. This experience brings you closer to authentic Moroccan atmospheres, allowing you to truly appreciate the richness of the culture.