Tourism in Casablanca - Tourism in Morocco, the largest and most important city in Morocco on the financial and economic level, and there is no doubt that it is also on the tourism level thanks to the civilizational and architectural development that it witnessed during the 20th century to become similar to several Arab and European countries that take from each of them a characteristic and emerge with a unique entity of their own alone It is one of the places where tourism is booming.

 

The tourist attractions in Casablanca are characterized by being a mixture of the simplicity and classicism of the past, which appears in its low-rise buildings, its ancient neighborhoods, its archaeological monuments and its historical streets, whose buildings have an elegant European touch, with the modernity and modernity of the present that appears in the skyscrapers and luxury shopping centers.

 

Tourism in Casablanca - Tourism in Morocco

The most important 3 landmarks in the city of Casablanca:

 

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Hassan II Mosque

The Hassan II Mosque is described as the second largest mosque in the world and one of Morocco's most important religious landmarks, which tourists from all over the place and faith flock to while planning a tourism trip in Morocco to enjoy the construction of the majestic mosque floating over the ocean water.

 

The mosque is characterized by a French design, which reaches a height of 689 feet and an internal capacity of 25,000 worshipers, and an external capacity of 80,000, in addition to its wonderful view of the blue ocean waters, with its roof exposed to the sky and glass floors through which you can see the ocean under your feet.

 

United Nations Square

One of the tourist places in Morocco that is very popular among the different spectrum of tourists as well as local residents of the city thanks to its proximity to the shopping and entertainment centers, restaurants and cafes in Casablanca, as well as its connection to the other main city squares.

 

The Place des Nations is located in the center of Casablanca, and is famous for its iron globe in the middle, with the spread of sweets and pastries vendors who provide some entertainment for the trekkers.

 

Mohammed V Square

It is one of Morocco's ideal tourist areas for lovers of hiking and roaming, especially during the night hours, as it includes pleasant gardens and a water fountain that adds freshness to the atmosphere of the field.

 

 Mohammed V Square is the main central square in the city of Casablanca, where it includes most of the government buildings and vital and service facilities in the city, in addition to the headquarters of the French Consulate, and it witnessed a great development of a French character during the early nineties.