Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and its main port. Thanks to this, this city is considered the economic and commercial capital of Morocco, since it is home to the main Moroccan industries and international companies.
This city is located 80 km south of Rabat, the administrative capital of the country, and is the most populous in the country.
It is distinguished by some of the most curious sites for foreigners, such as the old Medina, the Great Mosque of Hassan II, open to foreigners, or its typical souks full of colors, aromas, music, and unique flavors.
Given this extravagant environment for foreigners, the famous movie Casablanca immortalized this beautiful city as a landmark where Moroccan traditions and colonial heritage come together in a fascinating environment due to its exoticism.
Casablanca's high season is from April to November, so we recommend that you take these months into account if you want to enjoy warm and long days.
Eating in Casablanca is a unique experience, since the influx of different cultures in this cosmopolitan city has resulted in a vast gastronomy, full of incredible flavors, textures, colors and aromas.
If you want to try some delicious typical dishes, we recommend the delicious Bastela, a cake made with cinnamon, nuts and pigeon meat, or Pastilla, a type of round cake, stuffed with seafood or chicken, slow cooked, which is a gala dish that is usually served on special occasions to honor guests
As for the desserts, be sure to try the Moroccan sweets accompanied by green tea or mint tea.
Casablanca is the most important city in Morocco and stands out for the cultural fusion that is observed in it and the presence of some of the most outstanding religious and historical sites.
Likewise, due to its proximity to Marrakech and Fez, many travelers combine their trip to Casablanca with these wonderful sites.
You also have one-day tours of the sites of interest in Casablanca. Do not wait any longer to book your excursions through the beautiful Moroccan land!