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#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Morocco's #Casablanca is filled with the atmosphere of the movie #Casablanca, The street design is very suitable for shooting gun battle scenes. No wonder the movie back then has been popular till now🤭🤭 #Hassan II Mosque is the main attraction of Casablanca. The number of people and sessions are limited for each entry into the mosque. If it happens that the place is full, you have to wait for the next one, which takes about 30-45 minutes. However, the outer areas of the mosque are very magnificent. The entire attraction is decorated with white marble, giving it an elegant and noble feel. It's nice to stroll in it with the slight sea breeze! After visiting the mosque, don’t forget to walk to the beach. You can see that the entire mosque is built on the sea! #NorthAfrica #NorthAfricaTravel #FreeTravel #morroco

How can you come to Casablanca and not visit Rick’s Café? This bar, inspired by "Casablanca", completely replicates the atmosphere in the movie. Arched windows, dim lights, retro ceiling fans, and live performance by a pianist make it feel like you’ve traveled back to an exotic night in the last century as soon as you step in. The store’s cocktail menu is also very ingenious, such as “Here’s Looking at You, Kid”, which is a classic re-enactment with just one sip. If you want to eat something, the Mediterranean cuisine here is of very high standard. I recommend trying the Moroccan-style tagine. Because Morocco is a Muslim country, you can't buy alcohol outdoors, so you can only drink alcohol in these specific restaurants. If you love drinking, don't miss this place. XD #FebruaryGoodPlace2025 #Casablanca #Morocco

#100 Ways to Travel The reason I came to North Africa this time was because I had been in the UK for three months and decided to take a trip to Morocco with my friends. As for the Morocco visa, we chose to travel independently, but it turned out to be a real hassle (there are many recommendations on how to apply online). We used the most common application method, but we didn't receive the visa until the time of departure. We really went crazy looking for a private agent online. In the end I had to spend 250 euros to get an expedited visa before I finally got it done. Back to the topic, the usual way to travel in Morocco is to take a circular tour, visiting one city after another. We chose Casablanca as our first stop. Casablanca in English is “Casablanca”, which is simply Casa+blanca, meaning “White City”. We only stayed there for two days, so we moved quickly and picked out a few must-see attractions. The first is of course the Hassan II Mosque. This is one of the largest mosques in the world. It is located on the seashore and is so magnificent that it is beyond words! Especially when you see the minaret towering into the sky, it will really make you stunned. Part of the mosque is open to tourists, and you can go in and visit even if you are not a Muslim. The tile carvings and ceiling designs inside the building are so exquisite that you can't get enough of them. Another place not to be missed is the Habous Quarter, which is a bit like the old town of Casablanca and preserves many traditional Moroccan buildings and markets. These narrow alleys are filled with small shops selling handmade carpets, pottery, and spices, which are very interesting to browse. However, be sure to be careful with your belongings when shopping here, and remember to bargain! Although many prices sound cheap, Casablanca is relatively expensive compared to other cities in Morocco. It is recommended that you take a picture of the product you like and record the price. Of course, if you really like it, don’t hesitate, after all, the opportunity is rare. After visiting the attractions, you can take a walk along the Coastal Boulevard, where there are many restaurants with sea views. Sit down, order a cup of mint tea with some Moroccan snacks, and enjoy a leisurely afternoon while feeling the sea breeze. If you want to have a drink like we did, you have to be careful because Morocco is a Muslim country and alcohol is not available everywhere, only in certain restaurants. This time we went to Rick’s Cafe, which is famous for the movie “Casablanca”. We ordered it right away. Although the price is not cheap, the atmosphere is full and it is definitely worth experiencing. #NorthAfricaTravel #Morocco #Casablanca #UnpopularAttractions

Casablanca, Morocco is a coastal city with a beautiful beach filled with tourists from all over the world and local residents. We took a quick look at a few attractions and went to the hotel for dinner, then went to bed early to rest😴 It took almost 24 hours to get to Casablanca from Hong Kong, including the transit time at Dubai Airport😅 #Morocco #MoroccoTravel #Casablanca #casablanca

📍Located in Casablanca, a city on the Atlantic coast in western Morocco, it is a famous historical city in Morocco. It is the country's largest port city, transportation hub and commercial and financial center. Known as the "Lungs of Morocco", it is also a famous tourist city in North Africa. ⭐️Recommend three more famous attractions: 📸 Hassan II Mosque The mosque was built in 1987 and completed in 1993, costing more than US$500 million and covering an area of ​​9 hectares. What's special is that one-third of the area is built on the sea to commemorate the origin of Morocco's Arab ancestors from the sea. The size of the mosque can accommodate 100,000 people praying at the same time It is one of the third largest mosques in the world🕌️ 📸Rick’s cafe In 1942, a movie "The Spies of North Africa" ​​was released, with Casablanca as the location of the story. This movie later made the city of Casablanca famous around the world. In 2004, some capitalists opened Rick’s cafe in Casablanca, which became one of the most famous local attractions. The reason is that the scene of the movie was recreated, but it was not the actual filming location. 📸Casablanca Cathedral This church was built in 1930. Its architectural style combines classical aesthetics with modernity. The church is surrounded by a large public garden. ⚠️Personal recommendation: If you have time after getting off the plane, you can stay in Casablanca for a while, wander around, take photos and check in, but there is really no need to stay for one night. I would rather go directly to the bustling Marrakech and stay in a cheap but luxurious hotel. ⚠️For those who are leaving the country on a late flight, it is enough to finish shopping half a day before departure. #Africa #morocco #casablanca #hassanIImosque #casablancacathedral # clock in

The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco, has a magnificent appearance, a large square, and a magnificent and solemn interior. It is worth a visit. #Hassan II Mosque #Morocco #Casablanca