Hassan II Mosque
Built partly over the Atlantic with a 210-metre minaret, it holds 25,000 worshippers. Guided tours in several languages run daily outside prayer times and include the underground ablution hall.
Things to Do in Casablanca
Morocco's business capital, Art Deco streets and the Hassan II Mosque
Atlantic Coast210 activities
Casablanca is where most long-haul flights land and where modern Morocco is most visible: 1930s Mauresque architecture downtown, a seafront Corniche of cafés, and the Hassan II Mosque, one of the few mosques in the country open to non-Muslim visitors.
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Art Deco and Habous
The city centre around Boulevard Mohammed V is dense with Mauresque façades, while the 1930s Habous quarter is a planned 'new medina' of arcades, olive stalls and bookshops.
Corniche and Rabat day trip
Ain Diab's seafront is the evening promenade. The capital, Rabat, with its Kasbah of the Udayas, is an hour away by train.
Tours & experiences in Casablanca
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Casablanca: Hassan II Mosque Guided Tour & Corniche Drive
3 hours4.6(3,120)
From €39 per person
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Marrakech: Jemaa el-Fnaa & Souk Guided Food Tour
3 hours4.8(12,110)
From €42 per person
Casablanca travel FAQ
- Can non-Muslims enter the Hassan II Mosque?
- Yes — it is one of the few in Morocco open to visitors, but only on a ticketed guided tour outside prayer times.
- Is one day enough in Casablanca?
- One full day covers the mosque, downtown Art Deco and the Corniche. Add a half-day if you want the Habous quarter and museums.
