Casablanca is the largest city in the Arab Maghreb in spite of its not being the capital of the country, but its charming atmosphere and its position on the beach of the Atlantic Ocean made it one of the most important tourist centers in Morocco.
In addition to its charming location and its natural geographical borders, the city of Casablanca includes a wonderful and distinguished number of important tourist and historical attractions such as the old city, the White Mosque, the Abdel Rahman Slaoui Museum, the Museum of Judaism, the clock tower, the Neck Lighthouse, the port of Casablanca and the Hassan II Mosque, in addition to Many other attractions and attractions that make tourism in Casablanca an unparalleled pleasure.
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Best hotels in Casablanca
Casablanca includes a variety of distinctive hotels, some of which are located on the coast of the ocean, others are located in the heart of the city next to the most important tourist attractions, these hotels vary in the services they provide and their prices, here is a group of the best hotels in Casablanca according to the opinions of Arab visitors … Read more
The best streets of Casablanca
Casablanca has a group of the best streets, which is one of the main destinations for tourism in Casablanca and in the next report we will nominate the best of them.
Ain Diab Corniche Street
One of the most famous streets of Casablanca is characterized by a great demand among tourists coming to the city and the locals as well, as it combines various entertainment areas such as amusement parks and children’s play parks, open green spaces, and charming views of the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
The Corniche is spread across a wide variety of dining options and cafes, as well as gift shops, parks and gardens, tourist resorts and hotels.
The Corniche is about three kilometers from the center of Casablanca.
Mohammed V Street
When you visit Mohamed V Street, you will immediately feel that you went on a journey through the time machine to the past, the main reason for this is due to the antique buildings that surround the street from all sides with shops that exceed the age of one hundred years, so it is one of the most important streets of Casablanca from Historical and touristic point of view.
The street includes a large number of cafes and restaurants, as well as the famous tram, which links it to all other neighborhoods of the city. On the street there is the central market, which is famous for the presence of all products such as clothes, shoes, perfumes and others.
Hassan II Street
This street is one of the ancient streets of Casablanca, where it was established in the thirties of the last century and since then it includes a number of the most important companies, banks, entertainment areas and others, and this makes it occupies an important historical and economic position in the list of Casablanca streets
The street has a large number of ancient historical buildings, which we recommend that you take memorial photos next to it. There is also the Yasmina Theme Park, and the Casablanca tram crosses Hassan II Street, making it easy to connect with the rest of the city’s vast neighborhoods.
Moulay Youssef Street
Among the most beautiful streets of Casablanca at all and the most important in terms of tourism, the street has an Arab League park, which is one of the most important tourist destinations in Casablanca, as it is located at the end of the street, the Hassan II Grand Mosque, which is one of the most famous mosques in the city.
The street includes wide green areas and trees on both sides with sun loungers and relaxation, allowing street visitors to sit a little to enjoy the scenery.
Royal Army Street
Among the most important and central streets of Casablanca, where all the neighborhoods of the city connect to each other, the street has a large number of luxury and distinctive hotels such as Farah Safir, Royal Mansour and the life of Regency, as well as a bus station for all the neighborhoods of the city, which makes it easy to reach the desired place.
There are a large number of restaurants and cafes on the street, and it also includes large spaces that allow fans to run and walk to perform their favorite sport.
Bazaars Street
This street is located in the antique city district of Casablanca, and it is one of the most famous streets of Casablanca and its fame is due to its location in the old city. A large number of bazaars and shops are specialized along the street to sell products such as furnishings, carpets, clothes, leather products, gold and silver stores, artifacts Handcraft, pottery and other objects characteristic of the authentic Moroccan heritage.
The street is surrounded by a large number of ancient historical sights such as the old church, the consulate district, the Jewish neighborhood of Al-Mallah, and other landmarks of Casablanca that were built before the French colonization of the country.
