Phare d'el Hank

This outstanding mosque stands on a promontory looking towards the Atlantic. With its great capacity it can accommodate over 100,000 worshipers inside and on its courtyard. Its minaret, with its 210 metres, is the world's tallest, and its floor is entirely glass-covered.

The Old Medina is also called Old Town or Ancienne Medina. This is a labyrinth of narrow streets decorated with tall, dusty buildings where locals bustle about and traditional knickknacks and curiosities can be purchased.

Cinéma Rialto dates all the way back to the 1930’s, making it one of the most suggestive cinemas for watching a film. The Art Deco-style is beautiful and the cinema seems to have been taken straight out of the movie Casablanca.

Featuring elaborate Moroccan and European architectural styles, Cathédrale du Sacré Coeur is one of the landmark buildings in Casablanca. The cathedral has functioned both as a school and as a theatre.

Villa Des Arts is a sprawling exhibition centre that displays both contemporary pieces of art as well as traditional Moroccan artefacts. You can find this exhibition centre near Parc de la Ligue Arabe.

Place Mohammed V is a large and vibrant square that can be found in the heart of Casablanca and it is the ideal location to watch the every-day Moroccan city-life from one of the picturesque outdoor cafeterias.

Marché Central is a bustling market well worth a visit when you are in Casablanca. Visiting this market is truly an experience - even you if are not buying anything from the vast selection of fruit and vegetables found here you can just enjoy cruising around and browse at the several stalls.

At the Museum of Moroccan Judaism you can learn about Moroccan Jews, their history and traditional artefacts. Its location, just off one of the main drags, makes it tricky to find it if not familiar with the area.

The beaches of Ain Diab and La Corniche offer the opportunity of a relaxed seaside stroll, or of enjoying a coffee in one of the cafes located at the seafront that draw in both tourists and locals.

You can find this beautiful lighthouse at Boulevard de la Corniche. To get to the top of Phare d'el Hank you will have to climb 256 steps, from where you can enjoy a sweeping view of the city and the sea.

Aquaparc Tamaris is a perfect day out with children and a fantastic option to escape from the heat of the city-centre. Here you can find pools, water-slides and other water-activities. The water-park is located about 5 kilometers from Casablanca.

The Arab Ligue Park is the place to head if you need to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre. Wonderful for a romantic stroll or a good run, this green area features lush vegetation and palm-lined boulevards.

If you are keen to try a genuine Moroccan Hammam when in Casablanca, Hammam Ziani can be a perfect solution. You will find this place in the city's downtown where you can choose from different relaxing massages or scrubs.

Club Le Barry is located outside Casablanca and provides various activities in a farm environment. If you come here as a group you will be offered entertaining team-building activities. The club also offers pony rides, horse rides, paintball fights and quads.

Morocco Expert Tours offers day trips and tours for tourists. This is a family-run company and all tours are highly recommended by their customers. The tours on offer include day-trips to Rabat, camel trekking and safaris and numerous other tours from Marrakech.

At this museum, you can enjoy art exhibitions, poster designs and much more. The museum is named after Abderrahman Slaoui, a real treasure hunter. You can find this hidden gem in the historic part of Casablanca.

If you feel like playing a game of golf in Casablanca you can head out to Anfa Royal Golf Club. Besides playing a round, you can also take golf courses, have a drink at the restaurant or practice your golf swing at the driving range.

Palais Royal is an ancient palace of national importance. Although visitors are not allowed inside the building, it is well-worthy to stop by for a few shots as it is one of the city's most iconic buildings.

United Nations Square - Place des Nations Unies - is one of the city's main squares and a vibrant gathering hub from where to start exploring the city. In the surrounding areas you will find hotels, restaurants, shops and much more.

Casablanca is a city well-known for its lively port. This artificial harbour is Morocco's most significant, and operates as a major hub for travellers and commercial goods. Come for a walk and watch ships from all over the world come and go.

Parc Sindibad is a theme park, named after the Middle Eastern fictional hero Sinbad. There is a solid choice of rides and seasonal attractions, as well as a zoo with African animals. The park is beautifully located – close to Ain Diab beach and under palm trees. Especially if you are travelling with kids, Sindibad…