Meeting Point

Casablanca

Hassan II Mosque

The Hassan II Mosque is an architectural marvel and one of the largest mosques in the world. Its stunning Moorish architecture, intricate tile work, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean make it a must-see. Guided tours are available to explore the mosque's interior, which is adorned with exquisite mosaics, marble columns, and a retractable roof.

Corniche Ain Diab (Drive trough)

This scenic coastal promenade offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and is lined with cafes, restaurants, and beaches. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, enjoying the sea breeze, and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere. As we drive along the Corniche, we’ll pass by the historic Hotel Anfa in the Anfa district, which is known for its charm and blend of old-world elegance with modern luxury.

Mohamed V and United Nations Squares

These squares are the cultural and administrative heart of Casablanca. Mohamed V Square features a grand fountain and impressive buildings, including the Palace of Justice and the French Consulate. United Nations Square is a bustling hub with a mix of modern and colonial architecture. Here, we’ll embark on a leisurely walk to uncover the city’s art deco architecture, characterized by its unique geometric shapes and elegant facades.

Beth-El Synagogue

Situated in the heart of Casablanca, the Beth-El Synagogue stands as a testament to the rich history of the city's Jewish community. Built in 1930, this architectural gem is renowned for its striking facade and intricate interior details. As you step inside, you'll be captivated by the solemn beauty of the sanctuary, adorned with elegant motifs and stained glass windows. Take a moment to admire the craftsmanship of the ark and bimah, which serve as focal points for prayer and reflection. Whether you're a devout worshipper or a curious visitor, the Beth-El Synagogue offers a serene space for spiritual contemplation and cultural appreciation.

Jewish Museum of Casablanca:

Adjacent to the Beth-El Synagogue lies the Jewish Museum of Casablanca, a treasure trove of artifacts that chronicle the history of Morocco's Jewish community. From ancient artifacts to contemporary artworks, the museum's exhibits offer a comprehensive overview of the community's journey, from its origins to its present-day legacy. Explore galleries filled with religious objects, ceremonial garments, and archival photographs, each telling a unique story of faith, resilience, and cultural exchange. Gain insight into the diverse traditions and customs that have shaped Morocco's Jewish identity over the centuries. Whether you're a history buff or simply curious about the past, the Jewish Museum of Casablanca promises a thought-provoking and enlightening experience.

Jewish Cemetery

Pay your respects at one of Casablanca's historic Jewish cemeteries, such as Ben M'Sik or Mellah. Wander through rows of weathered tombstones, each bearing witness to the lives and legacies of generations past. Amidst the tranquil surroundings, reflect on the enduring presence of the Jewish community in Morocco and the profound impact it has had on the country's cultural heritage. Take a moment to honor the memory of those laid to rest here and contemplate the interconnectedness of history, faith, and remembrance.

Lunch Break (Optional)

Depending on your preference, we can take a break for lunch at one of the local restaurants. Casablanca offers a variety of dining options, from traditional Moroccan cuisine to international fare.

Ending Point

Casablanca