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Casablanca
Casablanca is a place for magic and tradition, mixed in with a touch of modernity, for a surprising getaway!
As Morocco’s most western city, Casablanca bears testimony to its Franco-Moroccan heritage. Yet it is still marked by its Bedouin roots. Get on board a direct flight from Bordeaux, and land in Casablanca for a trip at a crossroads between different cultures and eras.
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From 02/12/2024 to 15/12/2024
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5 good reasons to go to Casablanca
A city of contrasts
Anchored to its past yet turned towards the future, Casablanca is a fascinating place given its many architectural currents. In the Habous and Old Medina area, tradition flirts with Art Deco and Neo-Moorish styles; whereas the Morocco Mall and Casablanca Nearshore business centre bring a modern touch.
Refined and spicy dishes
To get past any preconceived ideas, you must try out the local gastronomy when staying in Casablanca. Moroccan cuisine is not only about couscous. Pastilla, taktouka, lamb with pears and more are also on the menu in restaurants. Remember that mint and spices are added to most dishes.
Strolling around the souks and markets
Markets are springing up everywhere in Morocco’s economic capital. Though you can find a bit of everything, the Habous souk will delight olive-lovers. The central market fills the air with smells of fresh fruit and fish. Lastly, the Derb Ghallef souk is dedicated to electronic equipment, clothing and furniture.
A destination for sport-lovers
Thanks to its Atlantic coast location, Casa is a prized destination for surfers. The time has come to buy your plane ticket to Casablanca and try out some water sports. Perhaps you would prefer practising your swings. The city boasts three golf courses, ideal for beginners and seasoned golfers alike.
Strolling between land and sea
Are you short of ideas for a walk? After a day in the sun, head to the beach for a walk in the water. If you prefer to keep your feet dry, the coastal road also boasts a beautiful ocean view. The Murdoch gardens and Arab League Park have lovely green and refreshing areas to walk in.
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Culture and history
A historical maze
If you wish to meet Casablanca locals and stroll through the city’s streets, head to the medina! This historical heart of the city only dates back to the 18th century. The old medina was seriously damaged by an earthquake. When walking through it, you may pass the Grande Mosque, the Sidi el Kairouan sanctuary, the Sqala square and the city’s ramparts.
A mosque that beats all records
The biggest mosque in Morocco boasts a slender minaret - the tallest in the world - rising up into Casablanca’s skyline. Zellige tiles and stucco adorn the religious monument, giving it a traditional Moroccan appeal. This magnificent masterpiece from the 1990s is home to a prayer room, hammam and museum.
A mystic island
All the way to the South of Casablanca, a surprising island rises from the sea. It houses Sidi Abderrahmane’s mausoleum - a marabout with the power to walk on water, as legend has it. Nowadays, fortune tellers are all over the place for palm readings. The small island is far from peaceful and hordes of people looking for a prediction flock there.
Outings
Sqala for a traditional meal
The Sqala café is a small haven in the old medina. Make the most of your stay to discover the shaded courtyard - where time seems to have stopped. The pretty blue fountain is a truly attractive feature. Typical Moroccan food is served there. Couscous, pastillas, pastries, mint tea, and more: there is something for everything in this 100% local restaurant.
Outing to the Villa des Arts
As an extremely dynamic cultural centre, the Villa des Arts opens its doors to the public for contemporary art exhibitions, events and shows. Shows, plays and concerts are organised in this Art Deco-style edifice. Its purpose is both to promote Moroccan culture and boost exchanges between Morocco and artists from all over.
Gastronomy
Taktouka, the Moroccan salad
If you want to try something other than couscous and tagine that delight travellers’ taste buds, why not opt for taktouka? This Moroccan starter can also be served as a side to fish as a main course. Peppers, tomatoes, spices and herbs combine to create a colourful salad. Served lukewarm.
Pastillas, a brick pastry pie
This exquisite pie is one of the country’s most refined dishes. Traditionally made with chicken and almonds, Moroccan pastillas can be made with lots of different sweet and savoury fillings. The only ingredient that does not change is the brick pastry. Once cooked, the pie is golden and crunchy.
Practical information
Flight duration
2h20
Time difference
-1h GMT
Currency
Dirham
Distance
1389 km
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20°C (max 25°C)
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24°C (max 27°C)
Autumn
18°C (max 25°C)
Winter
14°C (max 19°C)
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