Day Trip from Rabat to Casablanca with Hassan II Mosque Ticket

Please be ready at your hotel or designated pickup point in Rabat 10 to 15 minutes before the scheduled time. Your exact pickup time will be confirmed via email or message the evening before your tour.

One of the largest mosques in the world and home to the tallest minaret, the Hassan II Mosque is a masterpiece of Moroccan craftsmanship. Completed in 1993, it features intricate hand-carved stone and wood, zellige tilework, and sits dramatically over the Atlantic Ocean — a must-see landmark of Casablanca.

Although more modern than other Moroccan medinas, Casablanca’s Old Medina offers a lively maze of narrow streets, traditional shops, and artisan workshops. Discover its unique mix of architectural styles and local life that predates the city’s 20th-century expansion.

Step into cinematic nostalgia at Rick’s Café, inspired by the classic 1942 film Casablanca. This elegant spot recreates the ambiance of the legendary movie bar, complete with live piano music and a fusion menu of Moroccan and international cuisine. Advance booking is recommended.

Casablanca’s famous seaside promenade offers spectacular Atlantic Ocean views. Lined with cafés, restaurants, beach clubs, and shopping centers like Anfaplace and Morocco Mall, it's the perfect place for a relaxing stroll, a seaside meal, or watching the sunset.

Built in the mid-20th century, this striking Catholic church features impressive modernist architecture and stunning stained glass windows by master artist Gabriel Loire — a powerful symbol of Casablanca’s cultural diversity.

Located near the Royal Palace, the Habbous Quarter was built during the French colonial period. It blends traditional Moroccan design with European urban planning, offering charming streets, artisan shops, and a relaxed local vibe.

This symbolic public square in the heart of Casablanca is surrounded by elegant French colonial buildings. Home to a large central fountain and flocks of pigeons, it’s a popular meeting spot and a key historic site.

This activity ends at the designated drop-off location.