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The Boulevard des Jeunne Musicians is an yearly music festival contest which lasts many days. Four main categories are featured; Electro, Hip Hop, Rock and Roll/Metal and Fusion. Venue: Stade du C.O.C. Date: May Website: www.boulevard.ma
The Boulevard des Jeunne Musicians is an yearly music festival contest which lasts many days. Four main categories are featured; Electro, Hip Hop, Rock and Roll/Metal and Fusion. Venue: Stade du C.O.C. Date: May Website: www.boulevard.ma
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casablancaThe Casablanca Festival of Video Art explores the latest in video and multi-media installations. It also promotes the exchange of ideas by holding workshops and conferences for artists and anyone interested in the subject.
casablancaUrban Culture on Stage is a non-religious festival that promotes the talent of the city. The festival exhibits new musical genres that have become a significant part of the city over a period of time. This festival is generally hosted at the Zafzaf Cultural Center during March each year, making it a spring festival. At this festival, one can enjoy musical genres including hip-hop, fusion and rap.
casablancaA number of jazz musicians converge from around the globe to entertain thousands of visitors who descend on the city each April when the event takes place at the Megarama Cinema in Casablanca. One of Casablanca's most prestigious events on the social calendar, Jazzblanca is a must for lovers of all things jazz.
casablancaThe Amazigh Theatre Fest is a fest with a difference. While it has all the usual attributes of theatrical production like speech, gesture, music, dance and sound all incorporated in a way universally accepted, it also has the unique distinction of being carried out in Berber, an ancient North African language which has been an integral part of Moroccan culture for centuries. The language continues to be used by many Moroccans even today. Alongside, traditional theatrical principles like masks, mimcry and puppetry also find their way at this festival.
casablancaMoussems are important gatherings to pay homage to saints. This veneration of saints goes against the principles of orthodox Muslims, nevertheless these celebrations continue with great fervor. An interesting event held every year in May is the “Mousseum of Sidi Mohammed Ma al-Ainin”, during which time tribes of nomads who wander the Sahara (known to some as the “Blue People”) gather and sell traditional clothing. Fantasias, dances, traditional costumes, processions and food all form part of the festivities.
casablancaA celebration of all things Moroccan, the Casablanca Festival showcases local arts and music, and celebrations take place all over the city's public spaces, including cinemas, beaches, squares and streets. Look out for international artists and musicians, such as Craig David who will be performing this year.
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casablancaThis zoo is the only one in Morocco and is a great place t spend a warm, sunny day with family. The zoo houses flamingoes, lions, bears, monkeys and other exotic species. Though not too high on visitor count, the zoo is nevertheless well worth a visit. Address: Avenue Aîn Sebaa, Casablanca Tel: +212 522 22 15 24
casablancaThe Tamaris Aquaparc, the only water park of the city, is situated 10 km away from Casablanca on the Tamaris beach direction. Children will enjoy the wave pool, the huge river and slides of all sizes. Built in an oasis of greenery, Tamaris Aquaparc is a very popular destination for the residents of the city as well as tourists. Address: Route d’Azemmour KM 15, Casablanca Tel: +212 (0) 522 965 369
casablancaLocated in the centre of town, the ‘Yasmine Park’ is a great playground for children. It is a funfair located within the Parc de la ligue Arabe with small rides that are fun and relaxing Admission: DH150 Open daily: 10am - 7pm Address: Boulevard Moulay Youssef, Casablanca
casablancaLocated in Grand Casablanca, Sindbad Amusement Park attracts hordes of tourists and locals who come here to enjoy rides and games. Some of the attractions are the whirling carousels, dizzying dodgems, slides and paddle boats. The giant statue of Sinbad staring down at visitors with a deep mysterious gaze is another interesting feature. Address: Grand Casablanca, near Ain Diab Resort
casablancaCasablanca Twin Center is a bold piece of architecture that represents a modern and enterprising Casablanca. Reaching a height of 100m, this building is a vibrant commercial center. The tower houses offices, dwellings and commercial establishments, the latter on the first five floors. Terraces, bars and restaurants occupy the top floor. Three basement car parks provide ample parking. Address: Boulevard Zerktouni at Boulevard El-Massira, Casablanca
casablancaPlace Mohammed V was originally known as Place de France when it was laid out in 1920 after which it was called Place des Nations Allies after WWII. This magnificent square is undoubtedly the heart of the city. It is in fact the seat of the administrative centre of Casablanca. It has the post office, Palace of Justice, the French Consulate and the bank of Morocco all set around a central fountain. The vicinity is filled with cafes and souvenir shops making it a place frequently visited by tourists and residents alike. At night the place comes alive with lights. Address: Place Mohammed V, Casablanca
casablancaRialto Cinema, which still functions as a movie house, is a delight to visit with its gaudily painted art deco both inside and out. Address: Corner of rue Mohammed el Quorri and rue Salah Bouchaib, Casablanca Tel: 022 262 632
casablancaThe Jewish Museum has the distinction of being the only museum in Casablanca as well as being the only Jewish museum in any Muslim country. It has a collection of religious books, costumes, sacramental artifacts and other items which throw light on the 5000-strong Jewish community in Morocco. Address: 81 rue Chasseur Jules Gros, Casablanca Oasis Tel: 022 994 940
casablancaPeople suffering from psychological problems or nervous disorders often visit The Marabout of Sidi Abd Er Rahman, a shrine consisting of a group of whitewashed tombs, perched in a striking position on a rocky promontory that can only be reached at low tide. Every year, a large number of pilgrims go to bathe and spend the night there.
casablancaThe Corniche is the perfect place to unwind after a day of touring the city. It stretches from Hassan II Mosque on a crescent to the El Hank Lighthouse. You can take a leisurely stroll and enjoy uninterrupted sweep of beaches or just sit at a restaurant and spend your time relaxing and people watching. Many fast food chains also have an outlet here. This area is also preferred by those looking for nightlife, with its fashionable bars and hotels. Address: Boulevard de La Corniche
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casablancaThis restaurant is said to be the best restaurant in Africa. Seafood is the specialty but French delicacies cooked by the master chef are also very popular. Address: Sidi Abderahman, Blvd de la Corniche, Ain Diab, Casablanca Telephone: 022 362112
casablancaSet in an old courtyard-style mansion built against the walls of the Old Medina of Casablanca, the restaurant - piano bar is filled with architectural and decorative details reminiscent of the 1942 film starring Humphrey Bogart: Casablanca. Curved arches, a sculpted bar, balconies, balustrades as well as dramatic beaded and stenciled brass lighting and plants that cast luminous shadows on white walls. Details have been added that go beyond the film set in terms of ambience and comfort - four fireplaces, banquettes and an intimate private dining with view of the fishing port provide the background setting for an international menu specializing in Casablanca's fresh fish, vegetables and fruit. Issam, a pianist from Rabat, provides the soundtrack to the sophisticated elegant surroundings. Guests come to feel as though they are in the film, and each evening a new chapter unfolds in the lives of the characters who are part of today's Rick's Cafe.
casablancaTavern du Dauphin specializes in seafood and is one of the best seafood restaurants in Casablanca. Though a bit expensive, it is well worth the money. Cuisine: seafood Address: 115, Boulevard Houphoeut Boigny, Casablanca
casablancaLa Bodega is a lively tapas bar with Spanish cocktails upstairs and a DJ and dancefloor downstairs. The food here is excellent. Cuisine: local traditional Address: 129, Rue Allal Ben Abdallah, Casablanca Tel: 022-541842
casablancaWarm hospitality coupled with an excellent location in the shadow of El Hank lighthouse makes Le Cabestan a restauarant one would like to visit repeatedly. Excellent seafood coupled with steak and foie gras will make you lick your fingers. Through the large windows you can get a stunning view of the sea. Address: Phare d'El Hank, Casablanca, Morocco Tel: (212) (02) 39 11 90
casablancaLa Sqala is located in the gardens within the old city walls, in front of the port and at the edge of the old medina. Traditional Moroccon and international food is served here. You can enjoy seafood starters, skewers, main dish prepared in clay pots and the regular steak and fish too.
casablancaAt Al Mounia, you can choose to sit in the garden under a massive pepper tree or in the very elegant indoor saloon. The selection of salads is noteworthy, so is the chicken pastilla (rich savory pie) and pigeon with raisins.
casablancaWith a décor that goes back to the 1920’s, this restaurant sets you in a nostalgic mood. Address: 86 boulevard Mohammed V, Casablanca, Morocco Telephone: 0522 275 420
casablancaAl Intissar is located in the center of town and serves great Moroccan style cuisine. The food is delicious and not too expensive. Cuisine: Morroccan Address: 14 Rue Chaouia, Casablanca
casablancaThis restaurant offers authentic Maghreb cuisine including mechoui ( spit-roasted lamb) and pastille (meat pies) specialities. Address: 107 rue Allah Ben Abdellah, Casablanca, Morocco Telephone: 0522 314 100.