Casablanca

Casablanca-Settat

Morocco's largest city and economic hub, as well as its main port. It's famous for its modern cityscape, the historic Old Medina, and the magnificent Hassan II Mosque.

Practical Travel Guide for Casablanca

Make your journey smoother with essential practical information to read before traveling.

Visa Information

Visa-free travel for up to 90 days is available for many nationalities. It's recommended to check the specific requirements for your nationality before traveling.

C, E

220V

Adapter Type

Arabic, Berber (Amazigh)

As-salamu alaykum

Hello

Shukran

Thank you

Afwan

You're welcome / Excuse me

Moroccan Dirham (MAD)

Local Currency

Getting Around

Casablanca has a well-developed tram system which is an efficient way to travel around the city. Taxis (red petits taxis and white grands taxis) are widely available. For longer distances, the national rail network (ONCF) is reliable.

Local Flavors

Casablanca's cuisine is a blend of traditional Moroccan flavors and modern international cooking. Seafood is particularly fresh due to its coastal location. The city boasts a mix of high-end and casual dining spots.

Couscous (Steamed semolina served with stewed vegetables or meat)Tagine (Slow-cooked savory stew with meat, chicken, or fish and vegetables)Moroccan Mint Tea (Symbol of Moroccan hospitality)