The Hassan II Mosque (Arabic: مسجد الحسن الثاني‎), located in Casablanca is the largest mosque in Morocco and the third largest mosque in the world after the Masjid al-Haram (Grand Mosque) of Mecca and the Al-Masjid al-Nabawi (Prophet's Mosque) in Medina. Its minaret is the world's tallest at 210 m (689 ft). All the granite, plaster, marble, wood, and other materials used in its construction were taken from around Morocco, with the sole exceptions of some white granite columns and glass chandeliers, both of which come from Italy. Six thousand traditional Moroccan artisans worked for five years to turn these raw materials into abundant and incredibly beautiful mosaics, stone and marble floors and columns, sculpted plaster moldings and carved and painted wood ceilings.

Walk along Rue Chakab Arsalane to find another local place of worship - the Chleuh Mosque. Located in one of the most old and authentic areas of Casablanca, Cheluh Mosque is a beautiful building with specific architecture. It is the city's main Friday Mosque.

Cinema Rialto in Casablanca is one of the most famous entertainment spots around. Besides being a well known hang-out place, this establishment is worth seeing for its art-deco architecture. It is a fine building completed in 1930, when the art-deco style was famous. Visitors should not miss the chance to take a look inside and if possible, to go to a movie.

Place Mohammed V is a square situated in the core of Casablanca. It is one of the symbols of the French regeneration era. It is one of the most crowded squares of Casablanca, surrounded by stunning architecture. Pay attention to the Post Office building, the Palace of Justice, the Prefecture, the French Consulate and the Bank of Morocco. The majority of the buildings around are designed in Mauresque and Art-deco styles. The square is magnificent at night, when lit.

This impressive Roman Catholic cathedral dates back to 1930. Casablanca Cathedral is nestled in Parc de la Ligue Arabe. The church was built following the project of Paul Tournon and showcases Neo-Gothic style.

After enjoying the Cathédrale du Sacré Coeur, turn to the Parc de la Ligue Arabe, located closeby. It is the largest green area in Casablanca, established here in 1918. The park consists of alleys of long palm trees and is the best place for a relaxing, romantic walk. It also offers a large variety of cafes and a well known amusement park.

Villa des Artes is a multi-cultural centre established to promote contemporary arts, which also makes up Marocan culture. It consists of one of the largest museums in Casablanca, the first private one in the country. The museum features more than 800 artworks in permanent exhibitions, organizing also temporary exhibitions annually by international and local contemporary artists.