Travel

• The easiest way to get around Casablanca is by taxi or bus. Car rentals are available, but traffic can be horrific.
  
  

Notre Dame de Lourdes

• This huge Roman Catholic church, completed in 1956, has European influences and features stained glass windows covering an entire wall. It provides a startling contrast to the more traditional buildings in the city.
  
  

Markets

• Central Market is one of Casablanca's most well-known markets. You can buy fish, fruit and more. Habbous Souk District is also an important place for those looking for Moroccan culture or a souvenir. It is the biggest shopping district in the city.
  
  

Place Mohamed V

• This government building is home to the post office, Palace of Justice, Bank of Morocco, important monuments and more. At night, it is lit up for viewing pleasure.
  
  

Corniche

• The most popular area in Casablanca for beaches, pools and nightlife is Corniche. This district is crowded with young people and is most alive at night.