Morocco’s economic capital, Casablanca pulses with energy. Football here is intense, popular, urban. It’s also a city of contrasts, where the roars of Stade Mohammed V blend with the honking of city traffic.
Stade Mohammed V (45,000 seats), Morocco’s football temple, will host several group stage matches, a Round of 16 match, and the third-place match. Key dates:
Walk the city center with its art deco buildings, then head to dynamic neighborhoods like Gauthier or Maarif. Casablanca is a mix of architectural heritage and modern energy, with galleries, cafés, and vibrant street art.
Enjoy brochettes, harira, or msemen in street stalls or cozy neighborhood eateries, appreciated for their no-fuss, flavorful cuisine. At the Central Market on Boulevard Mohammed V, you can buy fresh fish and have it grilled on the spot in one of the market’s small eateries. Two distinct ways to enjoy Casablanca’s generous cuisine.
From the Hassan II Mosque to Aïn Diab, the corniche is a salty-air escape. Beach cafés, jogging paths, family strolls… And once the sun sets: bars, rooftops, and nightlife spots awaken. Casablanca thrives after dark with a cosmopolitan and vibrant scene.
From concept stores to modern souks and traditional hammams, Casablanca blends trendiness and wellness. A perfect balance of fast-paced living and peaceful breaks.
Open-access fields, sports complexes, jogging along the corniche… Locals play early in the morning, after work, with friends or neighbors. Sport is part of the urban rhythm.
Casablanca is also a creative city: indie cinemas, emerging galleries, concert halls, exhibitions. From the Villa des Arts to lesser-known spaces, culture is everywhere.
Walk the city center with its art deco buildings, then head to dynamic neighborhoods like Gauthier or Maarif. Casablanca is a mix of architectural heritage and modern energy, with galleries, cafés, and vibrant street art.
Enjoy brochettes, harira, or msemen in street stalls or cozy neighborhood eateries, appreciated for their no-fuss, flavorful cuisine. At the Central Market on Boulevard Mohammed V, you can buy fresh fish and have it grilled on the spot in one of the market’s small eateries. Two distinct ways to enjoy Casablanca’s generous cuisine.
From the Hassan II Mosque to Aïn Diab, the corniche is a salty-air escape. Beach cafés, jogging paths, family strolls… And once the sun sets: bars, rooftops, and nightlife spots awaken. Casablanca thrives after dark with a cosmopolitan and vibrant scene.
From concept stores to modern souks and traditional hammams, Casablanca blends trendiness and wellness. A perfect balance of fast-paced living and peaceful breaks.
Open-access fields, sports complexes, jogging along the corniche… Locals play early in the morning, after work, with friends or neighbors. Sport is part of the urban rhythm.
Casablanca is also a creative city: indie cinemas, emerging galleries, concert halls, exhibitions. From the Villa des Arts to lesser-known spaces, culture is everywhere.
Walk the city center with its art deco buildings, then head to dynamic neighborhoods like Gauthier or Maarif. Casablanca is a mix of architectural heritage and modern energy, with galleries, cafés, and vibrant street art.
Enjoy brochettes, harira, or msemen in street stalls or cozy neighborhood eateries, appreciated for their no-fuss, flavorful cuisine. At the Central Market on Boulevard Mohammed V, you can buy fresh fish and have it grilled on the spot in one of the market’s small eateries. Two distinct ways to enjoy Casablanca’s generous cuisine.
From the Hassan II Mosque to Aïn Diab, the corniche is a salty-air escape. Beach cafés, jogging paths, family strolls… And once the sun sets: bars, rooftops, and nightlife spots awaken. Casablanca thrives after dark with a cosmopolitan and vibrant scene.
From concept stores to modern souks and traditional hammams, Casablanca blends trendiness and wellness. A perfect balance of fast-paced living and peaceful breaks.
Open-access fields, sports complexes, jogging along the corniche… Locals play early in the morning, after work, with friends or neighbors. Sport is part of the urban rhythm.
Casablanca is also a creative city: indie cinemas, emerging galleries, concert halls, exhibitions. From the Villa des Arts to lesser-known spaces, culture is everywhere.