All the entrances to the mosque surroundings are closed to visitors at 8.00h.

Good

Disrespectful, arrogant and service. We came to ask why we can't enter the mosque that was built by our contributes as Moroccans outside of Prayers hours they said the mosque is closed after each prayer wait until the next prayer or go buy a tickets with illogical prices to access the courtyard! This is a House od God this not an amusement park. And you are a foundation not a profitable organization. And when wanted to make an official complaint he gave us a white printing paper and pen nothing official... So unfortunate for such a great mosque.

The beautiful building of the Foundation cost a lost of people's money but the Foundation is not doing enough for people. The mosque lacks green spots, trees and flower plants in the front lawn. The outside lawn floor is all marble and gets very hot in summer but there is no shade, no trees, no flowers, except in the corridors. The foreign visitors pay 120-Dirhams per person for a quick short visit inside, through basement. A lot of maintenance work needs to be done. Please beautify the outside lawn. Thanks.

Very nice and interesting place. One of the biggest mosque in the world 🌎

MA great mosque and a must to go place

It is great to visit this historical landmark.

Sunny today.

Atmospheric venue near the port

Great

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful art exhibition, a surprising opening and as for the location in the middle of the old medina, a stunning discovery (Original) Une très belle exposition d arts, un vernissage surprenant et quant au lieu en pleine ancienne médina une découverte stupéfiante

(Translated by Google) Nice place, but the surroundings are horrible and they only speak Arabic and accept Moroccan money (Original) Lugar legal, porém nas redondezas horrivel e só falam árabe e aceutam dinheiro marroquino

(Translated by Google) I was born in the old medina (Original) Je suis né à l'ancienne medina

(Translated by Google) I love it 😍 (Original) J'adore 😍

(Translated by Google) The beautiful old medina 😍 (Original) La bella old medina 😍

This is one of the up scaled malls in Casablanca , perhaps the only one that carries many well known international brands , located close to the sea , many shops along some famous well known , Many cafes , it lacks good restaurants, the choice of what is there is very limited. But it’s the best mall in this city.

The largest mall in North Africa. It has stores of all types and every budget! On the last floor, there is an exclusive section with all the haute couture brands, but on all the rest you can find mainstream brands of mid budget. We fell in love with Swiss Arabian on the ground floor. Really impressed by the huge aquarium with sharks and sea rays!

Beautiful Mall. All the big brands are available. Ample parking. Food area. Nice walking area outside by the sea. Walk to sea 5 minutes away. Would recommend a visit.

The Mall is too far from the city center. If you go by tram, you'll have to walk a lot until you reach it. Many shops (all shops except the supermarket and the food court) were closed. The Food Court is on the last floor, where you could eat next to a beautiful view of the ocean.

Huge shopping mall with loads of great shops. Take the time to view the aquarium if you visit.

I enjoyed visiting this mall while in Casablanca. It is complete with trendy shops, a food court, IMAX cinema, IKEA and a nice huge aquarium in the heart of it... with sharks.

A mega mall with nearly all the big international brands. It is a lively place with a live band , beautiful aquarium and fountain. Plenty of food courts to chose from and a huge IMAX just outside. Would love to visit again.

Hello tourists and fellow seafarers. My starting point is from casa porto. If i get home i will upload a video on youtube for your step by step instructions from your ship to immigration to the gate and going to Morocco mall. You can see a lot of nice views along the way. Stay in touch

The best mall in Morocco combination of merjan plus LC wikiki and bunch of other facilities or small malls . Amazing experience although the prices emmm . If you're rich your rich 😉 I was in the fish thing that I'll share in the videos . I didn't like the lights in the elevator cuz the reflection of the glass you can't really record the inside emmm rip my 25dh hhh anyways it was worth the experience

Super mall with popular brands shops by the ocean side and an inbuilt aquarium to behold.

Love the mall pretty big. You can find the big brands like Dior, Louis Vuitton, gucci and other. There's an aquarium inside the mall with small sharks which ia pretty, it was actually my first to see shark🥰 They have big cinema also the IMAX. Food court is on the third floor. Atm cash machine is everywhere. Definitely a place to go to shop and to windowshop.😅

Cool mall they have a big fish tank in the middle , All the best luxury stores like Louis Vuitton, Chanel......Christian Dior ,Fendi ,Zara..... Great food court and friendly staff. Parking is easy and secure .

Quite average. There are a couple of nice touches that you don’t get with other malls in the country, but it’s let down in other ways that cancel out the benefits. No AC which immediately makes things more difficult. I’m not local, but even locals are fanning themselves while walking around shops. The aquarium was nice, and you did get a small snapshot of it for free. The ‘designer alley’ area seemed more of a tourist attraction than shopping area. Person after person getting their photo taken in front of Off White and Balenciaga. Maybe fun if you’re into that. One thing I’ll say for it is that it’s so much bigger than it needs to be, that it’s a bit more spacious than most malls, since there aren’t enough shops, and then people to fill it. Good selection of restaurants in the Food Court, particularly Western brands. McDonalds, KFC, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Dominos and Baskin Robbins.

Can't say anything negative but still you feel something is missing One of the best malls in Morocco It has a huge aquarium inside with an elevator inside it you can ride with 25 dirhams Full of brands but Prices are expensive Parking is available with a fee Special needs wheelchair parking is available Special needs wheelchair entrance is available

There's a beautiful aquarium inside the mall. The North Atlantic Ocean, is right outside the mall. Beautiful views, delicious Bubble Tea on the first floor. Palm trees everywhere. Gorgeous views from the food court. Nice high end stores

For the biggest mall in Africa, you’d expect a lot better. There’s no casual seating area in the entire, only establishment owned seating. There’s no public wifi, and the air conditioning either doesn’t work or is very low quality. One toilet cleaning staff member was coming out the bathroom, but saw me heading towards it, so he turned back towards and looked at me with a fairly frightening face. Safe to say I did not enter. The mall itself doesn’t take that long to get around and wasn’t busy at all which is good. There is a very wide choice of food on the top floor which was nice too. Aquarium in the middle a nice touch, but this place is still underwhelming

The best Mall in Morocco.. All u u need ull find here, the best Local and The best memories.. since coming here more than 7 years it became my Spot when im bored.

Very beautiful mall including an aquarium with little sharks and different fish inside. There's a DJ playing live music and there a a big variety of brands including designer brand like LV, Gucci, Balenciaga Off White and more. There's a food court too. Would recommend this Mall for sure!

There are good shops, not many. However this mall doesn't have clean toilets, no handwash, no tissue papers in toilets etc. There is no information board, if floor is wet (I was about to slip and fall today due to a wet floor). This mall can't be the best now, there are other good mall in this city. Definitely some improvements needed for Morocco mall.

What I love about Morocco Mall is the dancing fountain which was built by WET Design, the company behind the iconic Bellagio Fountains in Las Vegas and The Dubai Fountain. It was such a popular attraction when it opened back in 2011. However, over the years since after it’s opening, I’ve noticed that the fountains have barely been maintained and now there are so many broken lights and water jets. Almost all the nozzles and lights in the fountain barely even work now, especially since after the COVID-19 pandemic. I strongly suggest the mall to get the fountain repaired and contact WET to renovate and upgrade the lighting system to LEDs, and also add new shows if possible. I just hope that the mall can get the fountain working properly again.

Really nice, good security, nice shops. Good mix of casual and high end. Better than any general shopping centre in the UK. Massive shark tank!

Traditional Bazar. Nothing special. But when you are in Mohammed V Square, better to visit

In the north of the city between the port and the seafront Hassan II Mosque, the Old Medina of Casablanca contains the last vestiges of pre-20th century Casablanca. Though the modern city sprawls in every direction, the historic quarter remains a maze of alleyways and a vast souk, tucked in by the remnants of ancient walls.

Lovely market beautiful things to buy. As a tourist be shrewd as prices are hiked intentionally, go with a local if you can so they can assist. Asides that have fun.

Beautiful place to visit if you like old Medinas , make sure to visit handmade Artisanat shops . My top Fav !!

I regret having gone there because it left me with the wrong impression about Casablanca. The place is dirty, a lot of locals who try to persuade, very crowded. I’ve got pawed by the high/drunk guy even though I’m a male! Most probably because I’m blond. Then he tracked me and my friend everywhere until we escaped in taxi!! Think twice, there are better places in the city!!

There is a lot of good products such as clothes, jackets, shoes, memories about Morocco and traditional food. The prices here is a bit expensive but you can decrease it more than the half! First time it was hard to me to stand there because they are talking a lot to the to tourists but then i just ignore them.

Came here on a Saturday morning and it was as lively as can be. A couple local cafes on the outside of the market provide a nice place to rest and watch the world goes by.

Lots to look at. Please do visit with local Guide. Fresh Sea food 😋 Meat, Traditional dresses, Beautiful alley ways, Heritage Buildings.

There are mixed emotions about this place, and mostly that was because of 1 guy who decided who would be our guide, which I didn't understand at first. About the place. This is a huge market with lots of shops. You can buy here anything you need - 1 big stop shop. This market is behind high walls. There is a 5 minute walk to an old Medina as we were told. I would suggest visiting this place, but preferably with someone who knows the area and who is 100% trustable. The short story happened to us. At the gates before entering my husband and were discussing something about the place in English, said few words in Russian. 1 guy was passing by, and he asked what we were doing, said 2-3 words in Russian, and he spoke good English. He said he has a Shop in this bazar, and was going there, and till the shop he can wall us through and guide is toward old Medina (which was our original goal to see). So he started walking in the 2 steps in front of us, and would stop to wait for us, meanwhile was talking about the place and asking about us a bit. My husband got suspicious, I was trying to calm him by saying the guy is just going to his shop. I had an expensive phone in my hand. I was making some videos and taking some pictures. Farther we walked, shops disappeared, narrow streets started, some suspicious looking locals were sitting on the streets. When I say Narrow street that means 3-4 normal size people can fit if they line up. That's when I got scared. I instantly hid my phone, and took my older phone into my hands in case if we were about to get mugged, at least I was ready to say bye to my older phone. I started panicking. Now I started telling my husband to stop following the guy. We walked some more, we saw shops of another bazar or same bazar from another side. We were relieved. Then again, narrow streets, some locals standing, and our appeared to be guy said that this Old Medina started. It was just narrow streets with hanging from top baskets, lamps and something else. He said we can some pictures and we will go back which we did. So the way back was the same, but at least we knew he was ok guy, but we asked him to take us to shops. We wanted to go to a crowded place. He took us to some shop where they sell arogan oil, we didn't buy. We said our taxi was waiting, just take us back to the gates. He did. Thanks, Allah. He asked for money. We honestly didn't have any dirhams. We had some saved to taxi driver who was with us all day. We had agreed rate with him, and didn't have any spare. So my husband told him that he (the guy) volunteerly started giving us a guided tour we didn't ask for. We thought he was going to his shop. We said we have no money with us, and gave him $5 older looking bill. He seemed to be a little upset, but we just ran to our taxi. That French and Arabic and Zero English speaking taxi driver was the safest guy for us in Casablanca))) we were so happy to see him))))))) We didn't see the place I had in mind to see, but at that moment, whatever we saw was enough for us)))))) So please be very cautious when you go in or bring some whim you trust and know the place. I don't have much media coverage because I was scared most of the time, and photos and videos were taken on 3 different devices. I don't have pics of those narrow streets I was talking about. So here are some of them. Casablanca, Morocco 🇲🇦

My three stars are solely for a few good and honest shop owners living/selling in medina. You can blame French left Medina alone back in 1900s and built the rest of the city in European style. I don't mind walking in narrow alleyways, but I don't like it to be dirty, messy, and with dog poops. Besides being dirty, medina is dilapidated, poor, unsafe, and full of watchful eyes. You have to be brave and careful enough to venture into it and I did just that. Watch out your personal belongings. And go in a group. Most people are friendly, and honest in doing business. We bought a few items there and it was fun. They say new medina is better. IMO they are almost the same. Hard to find real Moroccan specialty. Most stuff were made in China. I was quite disappointed to see Casablanca through Medina. They spent a lot of time praying but no time to build the area. It's run down, unstructured and ugly.

This Medina in Casablanca has really nothing worth seeing compared to other cities in Morocco. I felt unsafe and people stare at you like they are not used to tourists. It’s also surrounded by the run down buildings and crowded streets. Sadly I felt no urge to take photos. Now, is Casablanca worth visiting? For me, nothing missed.

The old city of Casablanca is simply amazing. It is not a tourist trap, it is where people shop. How those tiny vendors survive I have no idea!

Market in Old Medina selling various goods Like leather clothes and spices oils suoveniers

Now that's a place to find more or less anything. Snake charmers, juice sellers, tuk tuks, horses, restaurants, rooftop parties, scammers, vendors, beggars, views, dance, music, laughter, poverty and many conflicting things in a 15 minute walk. That place is not only a place, it is an experience.

Designed by a glass artist from Chartres, the vertical stained glass panels brilliantly illustrate familiar Catholic foundational stories but in a gloriously colorful way. The floor to ceiling panels line the two elongated walks of the church with the light diffusing differently on one side from the other, dependent upon the sun. Clever hidden images, like one of the Paris Church of Notre Dame can be found. Closes early some days so check hours.

Very different architecture and especially stained glasses of church shows the difference.

You need to go in the church to just see the beautiful glass work

Interesting church built in brutalist style. However, the hours are not visible anywhere so we went there in vain, as we could not get in. We were told it opens at 2PM and we went there at noon.

A hidden gem in Casablanca. A modernist church whose main attraction are the amazing stained glass windows by Gabriel Loire. Definitely worth a visit.

Large Catholic Church, landmark on our Casablanca tour. Impressive glass windows narrating the story of Christ

Outstanding place, I had a very good time in this place at night, as I watched a classical music concert, lovely time there, the environment made me feel like I’m on a different country, definitely a good place for tourists. The thing is, it must be open to public to discover it.

Stunning inside. The stained glass murals cover both opposing walls. They're is no cost to walk through the church.

If you're Catholic and happen to be in Casablanca, God the Father, Son and holy spirit leads you hear, visit this church even if you're not Catholic, you'll find God and one of the most beautiful architecture in the city after the Cathedral of course:) There's a sale of clothes and jewelry outside the church but they don't push it to you so that's great no hustling. The music is just Catholic, great! I wouldn't leave that out.

Truly magnificent Catholic church with incredible stained glass windows. There is a grotto just outside the entrance where you can light candles for blessings and remembrances.

Beautiful Catholic church ⛪️, glass stained windows everywhere! Very cool architecture building.

Relatively modern Christian church with stunning stain glass windows. The church was guarded by armed police and military officers. Visitors were being let in about three at a time with time limit of about 10 minutes.

A must see in Casablanca. The stained glass is beautiful. The details are simply exquisite.

This modern architecture looks simple outside. The moment you walk into this French Catholic church, the quality of the glasswork would blow you away. Hallgrimskirkja in Reykjavik just popped up in my mind - both emphasize the vertical elements.

Nice place for general public in the city centre. PS:I wish I could find some historical description of these places in English.

English review: we only went here because the tram stop was right next to it, otherwise, I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this concrete block. There are a few trees but there's really nothing to see here, unless your idea of fun is staring at people like a weirdo. Casablanca can do better.

Casablanca stands as a contrasting city that carries together the past and is looked upon as the future of tomorrow. The French architecture and the blend of its old medina's rawness takes it all! Have to say, as my friend told me - it takes time to fall in love with Casablanca.

Not much here. You could walk through and not realize it was a landmark. There's some benches that weren't in use on a nice October day. It's not really arranged as a plaza like you might expect, with busy streets surrounding it. There's an interesting sculpture in a nearby traffic circle (but not in the square). There's some cafes not far away, but the square itself will attract exactly 2 minutes of your time.

It is a public square in the center of Casablanca, Morocco. It has been central in the history of Casablanca. United Nations Square.

Casablanca is having unwind area in Place des National Unies Tram tracks run through this area. Shopping , restaurants, eating joints on both sides. If you want to shop then right from clothes to jewellery everything is available. Due to proximity to sea this place has amazing breeze. Restaurants with outside sitting is ideal place to sip Moroccon Tea.

Cafe de France. One of the best places for a coffee in the city. Here you can sit and look at people that are passing by.

Impeccable after the facelift..square is a the beating heart of the city ..you can simply go for a walk ..watch a live music band or simply have a drink ..enjoy a pizza in Med 5 blvd and/or visit the old medina surroundings shops and souvenirs it is worth the detour. Starting point a nice coffee at the emblematic Cafè de France

The best time to frequent this place is Sunday morning around 8 am. It's super quiet, clean, and easy to find parking. Other than that, stay away as it gets loud, dirty, and unaccessible.

Nation Square in Casablanca is a captivating blend of history, culture, and vibrant energy. Surrounded by architectural wonders and bustling market stalls, it's a must-visit for anyone exploring the city. From savoring traditional Market to exploring nearby landmarks, there's something for everyone here. A true gem in the heart of Casablanca

The land that is now United Nations Square was the site of a large market outside the city walls before colonization. The clock tower was built in 1908 by order of the French commander Dessigny, next to the wall of the old city, so the square was called “Place de l’Horloge”, then it was called “Place de France” with the development of the surrounding area by architects who They were commissioned by Hubert Lyautey and the Residence-General to plan the new European city, most notably Henri Proust and Michel Acuchague. The square became a bus stop, and a globe designed by architect Jean-François Zivaco was built. The square changed with the construction of the tramway, which has an important stop at United Nations Square.

Casablanca is not what we expected. A very busy and metropolitan city. Definitely a place to see. Try to get some local currency, this willake it more fun to shop around. Not to many places that take credit cards. I was able to pay in euros, and got local currency back. At first I was a little bummed but quickly discovered that it enabled me to haggle and shop around the merchants and discovered some local flavors 😋.

Children ride small electrical cars and lots of people relax. Safe and open

Nestled in the heart of the Casablanca, United Nations Square stands as a beacon of beauty and tranquility. From its manicured lawns to its elegant architecture, every aspect of this square exudes charm and sophistication. One cannot help but admire the meticulous care with which the square is maintained. Pristine pathways wind through lush greenery, inviting visitors to stroll and admire the surroundings. However, the serenity of the square is occasionally disrupted by the hustle and bustle of the surrounding traffic, a minor inconvenience in an otherwise idyllic setting. United Nations Square is not only a feast for the eyes but also a paradise for photographers and souvenir hunters alike. With its stunning backdrop and diverse array of vendors, it offers endless opportunities to capture memories and pick up unique mementos. Safety is paramount at United Nations Square, with a visible police presence ensuring peace of mind for visitors day and night. Whether enjoying a leisurely stroll or browsing the stalls, one can explore this enchanting square with confidence and ease. In summary, United Nations Square is a gem in the cityscape, combining beauty, accessibility, and safety in equal measure. Despite the occasional traffic congestion, its allure remains undiminished, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

It's a nice little square to pass by if it's on your way.

Normal square. It's good to relax or see what is happening in town.

This place is good to spend sometime with family and friends. Good for kids. There's a game park for kids and adults. You can see almost all animals here. The place very clean. There's place to eat. And restaurant

Nice to visit but in the middle of intersection, we walked from IBIS hotel

The cathedral doesn’t open its doors during weekdays. I was told by the guards that I can only visit on Sundays and Saturdays. The facade is distinguished. You can see traces of European and Moroccan architecture styles. It’s located next to the Arabic League Park and not far from Mohammed V square.

Stunning building with impressive architecture, but closed for years for renovation and not open to the public (although not announced anywhere, so we wasted time getting there).

Sacred Heart Cathedral in Casablanca is an architectural masterpiece that leaves a lasting impression. Its grandeur, neo-Gothic style, and historical significance makes a beautiful landmark. But unfortunately closed for renovation.

Only open for a selected few. We saw the guard escorting two people into the church so we approached the locked gate to ask if we could go in. The guard told us the church is always closed and a few seconds later he let two men in while we were still there.

Still closed! But for the best.. its beauty is not insignificant, its beauty is dazzling.. sacred heart church one of the city's landmarks.Her beauty changes in one way during the day and the night in another form (photo with sunset).

One of iconic monuments of Casablanca that worth visiting to get some beautiful shots of one of the biggest churchs in Morocco

Presently this beautiful Cathedral is closed to the public, some renovations are in progress, the architectural style is quite impressive and imposing.

A beautiful landmark. Unfortunately it was closed for some unknown reasons.

Magnificent piece of architecture.

This cathedral is now (11/2021) closed for rehabilitation and remediation works. The former cathedral will be reformed to a cultural place. It was built in 1930 in Art Deco-style after a design from the French architect Paul Tournon as a Roman Catholic church. Since 1956, the independence of Morocco, it's no longer used as church. It's a beautiful Art Deco- style building.

Closed for renovations. It's located right next to the Arab League park. We only saw it from the outside. It's beautiful. Would've like to see the inside. Perhaps another time.

Yup, it's closed for renovation, no timing in site. Don't bother. Looks business like outside, nice park land around it.

It was closed when i was here. Very beautiful outside. I like the white color paint. Its very old cathedral. Near Arab League park.

The skatepark next to the park nearby is more exciting ;-) Also the building should be visited before the Hassan II mosque 🕌 … because when you go here second , the cathedrale looks pretty small

Located near the New Medina is yet another of the King’s palaces. The King has a palace in almost every city just in case of a royal visit. The King’s Palace in Casablanca is just as grand as the rest of them, with its enormous open square at the front, a surplus of guards, and a grand exterior which anyone can enjoy. Unfortunately, closer access seems difficult to come by, however it is worth seeing the intricate walls from the outside, and the stunning architecture.

It is one of the many palaces in Morocco. It is beautiful to look at from the outside but the palace is not open to the public or at least was not when we visited.

They are closed due to construction, but they don’t update it on the google. So we could only see from the outside

To be able to visit, you need to hire a tourguide, so that you can visit the inside

Amazing, you can obly see the gate because the Royal palace is still in use by the king

Be aware that most of the pictures posted are from walking around the Habous- which is wonderful- but don’t get hung up on seeing the Royal Palace. I took one photo of a door and the guards were after me. There’s not much to see. But if you walk around the Habous there is lots to see and you will see parts of the palace walls.

On a tour, so might need guard approval to enter if you are just walking on your own. No pics allowed of guards.

There are guards and rules in entry. No pictures of guards and limited boundary to the walk. Only up to the front gate pictures allowed.

Not much in the way of public access, but there is a market nearby.

The king was visiting the palace the same evening we were in Casablanca so the security was tight. But the security was kind enough to let me walk to the gates. But that’s all I could see.

Nothing to see here. Just a giant white wall, a big fancy door... but you need permission from guards to take a photo. Ours was friendly and let us but he had to send armed guards aside for us. They really don't want photos. Don't bother, nothing to see. Habbous has better spots to go.

The palace is not open to tourists like any other palace in Morocco where the King or Prince used to stay. I was exploring with a friend and we were lucky to be able to visit the garden, which is the only area allowed to visit if you are on a tour. However, you can only take photos up to the doors.

Beautiful palace! Only pictures 📸 of the building and exterior plaza allowed. Please refrain from taking pictures of the guards.

The entrance is not this one. You cannot take pictures in this point. We were told to walk to the next and next entrance. You have to walk 30 minutes to the tourist entrance. Being honest it is not worth the walk.

Beautiful"souk" bazars market where you can get either traditional clothes or handmade decorations, it's called Souk Habbous.

Really nice mall. Much better that Morocco mall. Access to sea, 200m away. Great sea views from food court. Usual assortment of mall stores. Cafes on second and third floors. WCs are simply excellent. Not very big mall, suffers from low ceiling. But very good choice in this town

Very well located in the city of Casablanca. It offers indoor shopping center and outside sea front cafés and shops in a very nice promenade. I like the outside area and restaurants, still almost all the brands left the Mall and the turnover is very high

Very cool small mall near the beach with lovely seeing and shops

A refreshing modern and clean mall and a retreat from the heat of beautiful Casablanca. 3 levels of brand name stores with a great selection of food. Food prices are higher than Casablanca in general, but still well below North American prices. Clothing outlet prices are similar to Spain. The hidden secret of Anaplace mall is the access to the beach. There you will find horses (with some beautiful Arabs) and even a camel to ride for a very modest fee. We didn’t want to do the tourist overnight stay to ride a camel, as we generally avoid tours. Easily negotiated a ride for 110 Dirhams, or about $12!

Nice little mall right on the beach supermarket downstairs aswell

Very nice views. Great place to cool off and grab a bite. Pretty views of the beach, and nice architecture.

Nice sunset, not lot of stores, but they have great prices. The employees are friendly at this mall even the security.

Nice modern mall with the usual stores. There is a great children's wear store there. We were there during Ramadan so most of the food kiosks were not open but we ate at Paul's and it was delicious. Almost forgot the mall is right at the ocean for a beautiful view.

A good place,but not to visit on the weekends it was so crowded

Nice and clean place for shopping and dining out with family. Ample parking. A few minutes walk to the beach and mosque. Would recommend.

Nice quiet mall that has benefitial good not big brand Outdoor food court

A great place to visit and spend time buying International and Moroccan brands. Nice atmosphere and good range of cafes and restaurants.

Love this place. It’s close to the place I usually rent with my fiancée, so we can have a nice romantic walk in the sunshine. The cinema is also basically next door. So after some shopping and eating, you can go for a walk on the beach or just sit on a rock and enjoy the sunset with your habibi. When it comes to food, you have something for everyone. Pizza, Asian, Sea food .. they also have a delicious la crepe (pancake) place with freshly prepared juices and smoothies, very delicious. So, if in Casablanca and you are close to the Anfaplace Mall, you must pay a visit! For those with kids, there is a big toy store on the second level.

The very first mall that I visited in Casablanca! Not too crowded and it's near the beach. You've got plenty of dining and shopping options.

This is a pretty good mall near Four Seasons hotel in Casablanca. Was able to find couple nice scarves at a small store. The dining area has a variety of fast food restaurant options.

Nice place overall with a lot of fresh seafood at great prices. You can either buy your fresh fish from the market in the center and have it cooked in the restaurants on the outside or go straight to the restaurants which offer a mix of different sea food themselves. The only negative thing as a tourist was that we got swarmed by over 10 people from restaurants telling us to seat to their place and following us around constantly. They don't let you take your time to think about where to eat at all.

They have Fresh seafood!! The place is lovely and there are many restaurants, you buy your fish and you take it to the restaurant to be cooked as you wish. You should go for lunch between 12 pm to 3 pm. Is lovely when it’s sunny.

I have mixed feelings about this place. Loved it and hated it at the same time. But that has been all of Morocco. It’s authentic, I’ll give it that. And it’s lovely. Fish of all variety cooked fresh from the market, at affordable prices, what more can you wish for? But it’s filthy. Unfortunately for it. We had a huge crab for 120 dirhams. We thought it was very reasonable. And it was delicious. So, if you can ignore the cleanliness aspect and want to have a Moroccan experience, go for it. If not, better skip it.

These people there Just want to rip of your money. They will serve you everything although you didnt order .. i ordered a plate with different kinds of see food for like 60 Dirham (6€) at the end 110 Dirham (11€) with all the extra things you dont wanted. The taste wasnt even good dont even try ITS NOT WORTH!

Beautiful well laid out market with varieties of unique Moroccan products as well as foreign ones. Prices are negotiable. Also beware of people lurking around the market seemingly friendly and eager to help. They will give you a ridiculous bill after being "helpful". So even if you need help around the market, make sure you negotiate with them before they start taking you around.

A great experience! Fresh fish market in the center surrounded by multiple small kitchens that will cook the fish or seafood for you. A wide variety of fresh fish and shellfish.

Fish fresh and at a good price. I suggest to buy fish here and make it cooked for one of the place that are around for a good lunch. Closed on evening.

Interesting food market and fish restaurants. Very clean friendly people. Very different items for sale than the Medina.

This place is full with the spirit of Casablanca. Here you can find restaurants, juice shops, fruits and vegetables, crafts stores, herbs, and many other things all in one place. It’s full of colours, sounds, aromas, and cats 😊

Nice food good service and clean It’s the last Resturant on the left in front of antique shop

Attention!!! In one restaurant I ordered only only oysters and tea for 75 dh, but they gave me also salad, small similar soup and one grilled eggplant, without saying or asking anything. I thought they serve main dish like this. At the end I had to pay 175 dh and they wanted also a tip. All this stuff didn't cost 100 dh more!!! It's a lie!!! Always ask before eat and don't eat what you didn't order! They try to lie everywhere!!!!

This is a hidden gem of Casablanca if you are interested in sea food. Buy fresh seafood and have it prepared for you. We bought shrimp, swordfish, tuna and sardines. Sarah cooke it for us. It was delicious!! Loved it.

Fresh fish and seafood abound! Flower vendors and a few others too. Beautifully displayed and amazing variety! Also a ring of rustic restaurants surround the fish market to satiate your hunger. Had a mixed platter featuring fried calamari that melt in your mouth. The best!!

Great place to buy fresh seafood and shell fish. Lots of little restaurants that will cook it for you after you buy it. Try to get someone local to negotiate the price of the seafood. They really rip the tourists off.

Remarkable collection of Moroccan (and Asian as well) art and artifacts. The exhibits provide a rich cultural experience. However, the museum's size is relatively small, so it's a quick visit.

Such beautiful art deco! Loved the posters, historical paintings, and carved and painted glass boxes. Definitely worth a stop.

Make sure to stop at this best museum, whether you're visiting Casablanca, you can discover the artistic richness of the Moroccan art's collection. I had the chance to participate in a workshop organized by the us embassy.

A must visit! I personally, find it very interesting. It is named after a Moroccan business and art collector called Abderrahman Slaoui. It's all about contemporary Moroccan art. It displays a collection of old posters, Moroccan jewelry, figurative paintings, and cristal objects.

A small museum near the Arab League Park that is worth visiting. We got lucky that the entrance fee is free yesterday!

This eclectic and charming private collection stole our hearts. We appreciated being thoughtfully welcomed in English by the impressively multi-lingual staff, and being offered a collection guide printed in English, as the permanent exhibition signage is in French and Arabic. The size of the permanent collection on the first and second floors, combined with a temporary exhibition on the third allows you to thoroughly experience everything without becoming fatigued as is often the case in larger museums. We were especially fond of the vintage posters in the collection and were therefore delighted to learn we could purchase postcards containing the images as well as quality art books featuring the same. A highly recommended experience in Casablanca for lovers of arts and crafts.

Wow! A very nice building, well preserved. An exhibition that would be of interest to different kinds of public for several reasons: a well curated collection of historic pieces, an attractive display, a well explained tour (information card), great collection of posters, and could add several others. Spent about an hour and a half going through the halls, and then Mente thè at the roof literary cafe. Chilled and really enjoyed the experience.

Must-see museum with neat collections! It has a pretty wide arrays of exhibits. I particularly loved the glasswork—they were so exquisite and original! The museum building is not too large and it’s located off the main street, so it could be a bit hard to find, but definitely go check it out! Its collections were truly fascinating.

Amazing collection and art from around the world. There is a possibility to buy copies of some of the posters' exhibition for really good prices. Totally worth the visit

A must see for any visitor of Casablanca to discover a private collection of arts from all over the world and of course Moroccan arts and a special Amazigh jewellery sets and if you are lucky you might meet up with ongoing paintings gallery .

When you ask people in Casablanca what there is to see or do, they will usually say "there's nothing" or "Morocco mall". However, if you are tired of sitting at a coffee shop for 3 hours with the same coffee, this place is incredibly nice. There are many antiques of foreign origin as well as some Berber pieces. There is also a collections of ads for Morocco through a foreign lense. When I went there was also an exhibition of a modern day Odalesque more representative of current culture. I don't remember the price but it wasn't expensive at all and they serve nice tea on the top floor.

A really nice, large, well-maintained, scenic park. There are fountains, playgrounds, a skate park, tennis courts, basketball and soccer areas, and a good amount of benches/seating. Lots of sunny green grassy areas and plenty of shaded areas too. A great spot for kids and families. Lots of people picnicking here on a Monday afternoon. There are gates with guards at the entrances. Surprisingly not a lot of people for lunch time (although it is Monday afternoon). This place feels safe and clean!

Very nice park and one of the few (very few) highlights of Casablanca for me. The park is split into two parts by a road and provides a large and diverse recreational space. There's a skateboard park, big children's play area, a large plaza and lots of beautiful greenery with fountains and water channels. Several small manmade hills provide good viewpoints of the park.

Extremely clean park in the heart of the city. Perfect to lay down in the sun and chill. I was welcomed to join some footy actions with local lads, very friendly. There are also nice games for kids and a pretty cool fitness area. We enjoyed the vibe there a lot 😎

Beautiful park with plenty of shade and places to sit and rest. Weirdly, there's very little people! I recommend strolling through it for a bit to refresh yourself.

Well maintained park with underground parking. Sign says free but we had to pay 5 DHS to park. Still not bad. Worth a quick stroll in the park to check it off your list.

This beautiful park is a must-see for visitors to Casablanca! It’s just a short walk but the pathways are lined with palm trees and neatly manicured bushes and plants. At the centre is a gorgeous fountain! I highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

A beautiful, well kept city park, with ample play spaces and sprawling lawns with fountains and plenty of shade. Near the cathedral and walking distance to a few interesting and varied neighborhoods.

Highly recommend visiting while in Casablanca! A very beautiful place with a lot of open area for pick nicks, down time, or simply an afternoon walk! The park was not crowded during the time when I visited, which was very nice and relaxing!

The park is beautiful and clean and a nice way for the locals to get a break from the hectic city. We saw people jogging, exercising, sitting on the grass and relaxing...This place truly takes one's mind out of the noise and the traffic around the park. The park is right next to the Sacre Coeur of Casablanca.

This is the best playground we have found in Casa. Lots of grounds to walk around and there are many unique play areas with different structures. Also a great place to have a picnic and enjoy some green space in the city.

If you like parks, this is the biggest and well mantained in casablanca. The park starts from a big round fountain ( unfortunately not working when we visited the park) from there a kind of a river flows. In the river there are some more nice little fountains. On both side two rows of palms trees, a lot of flower bushes and Esmeralda green lawns give a calm atmosphere

Perfect space for roller skating, chilling in the grass on a sunny day and skating or taking the kids out. Birds flying all over the place, it feels like a good green spot in Casablanca to visit, spend some quiet time or some alone time. The playing cars for kids are a smart move that brings the family all over on a weekend to enjoy outside

A perfect spot for a relaxing walk, especially at sunset. Lots of greenery to enjoy..

It’s a very nice place to relax, chill, exercise, have a walk, take your children to play, and even to play yourself! The park is calm and full of beautiful trees and spectacular palms. It contains different playgrounds for kids and teenagers and it’s not far from the tram line.

It was an huge park with water going down in the middle. I loved this place. There is a little La Coupole building inside the park which had an interesting exhibition for free.

Huge geomagnetic park in Casablanca center location, quite impressive, next to a huge white church that is closed.

Beautiful family friendly. Probably one of the cleanest public parks I've ever been to. Great play area for kids

Very nice park lots of garden ls great scenery for strolls and for pics. Huge cathedral at the end of it with cafes and restaurants

Gorgeous urban park that was built in 1918 but recently refurbished from 2016 to 2019. There's a lot of beautiful fountains, palm trees, exotic parks, and a skate park.

Very beautiful park, reminds me of Europe parks, the calm and the wonderful view of it, it's a nice and big green space.

This is a beautiful aqua park. Everything is clean and well maintained. The landscape and ocean views make it very special. Loads of fun for kids of all ages, plenty of pools and various slides will make a family day unforgettable. I have been to a number of parks in Europe where I live and this is one of the best I have ever seen. Not cheap, but worth it.

It is a very beautiful water park I totally recommend but just the food there is expensive and not good

Decided to boycott this place because of the discrimination against women who choose to dress how they are comfortable.

Je kunt wel degelijk met een burkini zwemmen enkel mag deze alleen een turban/hoofdkapje, de burkini mag geen rits betreffen uit veiligheidsoverwegingen.. (Translated by Google) You can indeed swim with a burkini, but it may only have a turban / head cap, the burkini may not have a zipper for safety reasons..

Disgraceful that they dont allow women to wear burkinis. I really think muslims should stop going here until they change the rules as they dont comply with the rules of the country. They expect a mom who wears hijab to pay in full when shes even allowed to swim with her children. Shame on the owner for these ridiculous rules

Great place to chill with friends and family, need some improvement and some quality content on their social media platforms.

Positives: very exciting slides. Park layout. Good maintenance. Negatives: allot of rush. For slides with tubes, wait time can be as long as 45 minutes.

Unfortunately very disappointed from the staff that checking the tickets on the gate. My son is 12 and when I paid the lady didn’t inform me that I have to pay for him as adult I would understand and pay I have no issue with that. When we reach to him he was very rude old man he said no he is not 12 you should pay as adult . I paid almost 1280 dh why should i lie to you. The lady should told me that we have to pay for him as adult!????? He said not my problem the balance we will cut it from her salary how rude!!!!!!! We went to parks in US and London and Dubai plus Thailand and may countries and we never experienced that rudeness inside my country . I really regret it 👍🏻👍🏻 you should behave your staffs how to talk to customers and be more welcoming otherwise you won’t have any tourists from outside the country.

Horrible place. In a Muslim country yet they don’t allow burkinis? This is beyond wild, we are all the same so there should be no reason why the women that wear the burkini should be discriminated. In America, we are allowed to wear whatever we want even thought it is not a Muslim country but in a Muslim country the aquapark discriminates against burkinis. What a shame. I will never go here and I advise people to not go here as well.

If I could give this place minus 0 stars, I would. We feel disrespected in a country that calls itself a Muslim country. This place is discriminatory. You have to go half-naked, so that you can have fun with your kids. I bet they wouldn’t mind women coming topless. This place has to be boycotted. I have been to many aqua parks in the USA, Canada and so on, but we have never been asked to leave because of our swimming outfit (conservative), except this shameful place. Even in Israel, they allow Burkinis. This place uses safety as an excuse to ban Muslim swimming outfits even though Nike and Adidas are making them for Muslim consumers. These companies cannot sacrifice people’s safety, so they design the swimming outfits to meet the safety guidelines. Shame on the owners and managers!!!!! Civilization is not to uncover women or deprive people of their freedom. One day you will be swatting flies waiting for people to come to your ...place. However, we have to take some responsibility for the way they treat us because we keep returning to their place. I made it clear for my children that this place does not welcome people who remember to wear their clothes before they leave home. They are THRILLED they will get the money we usually waste in this pit hole to buy what they want. Next summer, we are heading to places where freedom of attire is welcome.

It was not as we expected. To pay two hundred Dirhams plus thirty for lounger to go down two , three times water slides, it's almost a scam. You can't do more anyway, it's very crowded.

Het feit dat je wordt geweigerd omdat je een burkini zwemkleding aanhebt in een islamitisch land is voor mij al een NO GO. De koning zou hier wat aan moeten doen, uitsluiting in eigen land. (Translated by Google) The fact that you are refused because you are wearing a burkini swimsuit in an Islamic country is already a NO GO for me. The king should do something about this, exclusion in his own country.

The place is clean, my kids had a good time, you should wait for each slide of course. Many questions about burkini, there is a lot of women wearing a burkini and they can ride a slides as they want, for the food you can bring your snacks ni questions in the entry.

The place had a lot of nice water games but it has to have a map for the whole place so visitors can know where they are and how they can go to different areas. The staff are rude and they need to be educated on how to be respectful and how to treat guests. I feel that the staff act as they are the boss and they do not respect the dress code. In general, it is a good place for your family especially the kids. They should have an app where visitors can buy tickets in advance.