Casablanca: Visit the White Romantic City

Casablanca means "white house" in Spanish. When the Portuguese Force broke into the city, they saw the white-colored buildings around them and exclaimed, "Casablanca!" - The city was founded in the 10th century B.C. as a strategic port and was built into a large, modern city during the time when Morocco was a protectorate.

"There are so many towns in the world, there are so many pubs in the town, she goes in mine". The classic movie Casablanca transformed this obscure North African seaport town into the world's most famous movie landmark, and gave the city a romantic touch. To this day, tourists still come here to look for the coffee shop in the movie, all wanting to travel back in time and relive the old dream in this quiet and romantic environment, to experience a retro feeling. The "Rick's Cafe" we see now is invested and built according to the "Rick's Cafe" in the movie by an old lady who is a fan of the movie.

The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca is the largest the most modernized mosque in the world. It can accommodate 100,000 people in prayer at the same time. The mosque was built in 1987 on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean and was largely completed in 1993. The view of it from the sea, with the sea lapping at the shore and rushing towards the Hassan Tower, is a spectacular sight!

In addition to these places, the city's Plaza Mohammed V, the Old Royal City and the waterfront are worth visiting. You will be impressed by the magnificent buildings built during the colonial years, the Deco and Modern architectural treasures and the enthusiasm of local people.