Casablanca is Morocco's largest city and business hub, best known for the Hassan II Mosque on the Atlantic and its 20th-century art deco centre.
- Best time to visit
- All year thanks to a mild Atlantic climate.
- How long to stay
- One night is usually enough, often at the start or end of a trip.
- Getting there from the UK
- Mohammed V airport (CMN) has direct flights from the UK. Trains connect the airport with the city, and the rail network links Casablanca to Rabat, Marrakech, Fez and Tangier.
- Where to stay
- The city centre for architecture and trains; the Aïn Diab Corniche for the seafront.
Highlights
- Hassan II Mosque guided tour
- Art deco downtown
- Quartier Habous
- The Corniche at sunset
What a day costs
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£48
per person / day
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£91
per person / day
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£197
per person / day
Per person per day for two people sharing, including stay, meals, experiences and local transport. Indicative estimates from our planner — not live prices, excluding flights.
Local tips
- Hassan II Mosque tours run at set times and pause for Friday prayers.
- Use the train rather than taxis for long distances.
Frequently asked questions
Is Casablanca worth visiting?
For one night, yes: the Hassan II Mosque is exceptional, and the city is a convenient arrival point.
Can non-Muslims visit the Hassan II Mosque?
Yes, on guided tours at set times — one of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors.
How long does the train take from Casablanca to Rabat?
Around an hour on regular services. Check ONCF for current timetables.