“What in heaven’s name brought you to Casablanca?”, film Casablanca, 1942. This town remained unknown in the shadow of the imperial cities. It has changed considerably for the last ten years and is the unvarnished reflection of the Morocco of today: customs in modernity straitjacket. As you stroll along the coast road, you will see the Great Mosque Hassan II emerge between the sky and the sea. Take a walk in the old French quarter and discover art deco buildings. You will take a tour of the old or new medina in the Habbous quarter to collect souvenirs. The tramway will take you back to downtown in the evening. Life here is noisy and made of passion.
Our employees’ opinion:
« Casablanca is a modern city where you can easily and quickly get around. Looking for a movie theatre? Go to the Mall along the coast. Do you want a drink? Go to the Kimmy’z for its Parisian bistro ambience or to Brooklyn to feel like you were in New York! »
J.
