Flights to Casablanca
The city of Casablanca is the largest in Morocco, situated just 80 km from Rabat, the country’s capital. Its fabulous sea views, located as it is on the Atlantic coast, will leave you breathless. After being seduced by the Humprey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman film, Vueling will fly you to Casablanca. Airport de Casablanca
Casablanca international airport’s official name is Mohammed V. It is the largest in Morocco, situated 30 km south of the city. The airport is internationally connected with numerous cities in Europe and the rest of the world. You can reach the urban centre by train, bus or taxi. Or, if you prefer, hire a car at the airport itself. Trains: Once an hour a train leaves for the centre of Casablanca. They also leave for Mohammédia, Rabat, Salé and the industrial city of Kenitra.
For more information: Restaurants in CasablancaEating in Morocco can be a marvellous experience. Discover its typical dishes based on meat or fish, jazzed up occasionally with all kinds of spices. If that’s too risky, you’ll find other locales offering international cuisine. Get into it! Le Port de PecheFeeling like digging into a delicious fish dish? In this restaurant located at the port you can savour the best, most varied dishes in the region. It offers a cosy environment with a pleasant maritime theme. Le Port de Pêche, centre de la ciutat La BavaroiseRight in the heart of Morocco you can taste the finest French cuisine. Order the fish au gratin and prepare yourself for a taste sensation. They also offer delicious red meats. La Petite PerleIf you feel like a good breakfast in the morning, this is your restaurant. They offer crepes, pastas and pizzas, as well as other foods. It will definitely be the start of a great day in Casablanca. Mystic GardenAsian and French culture blend in this modern restaurant. At midday you can enjoy the atmospheric music while at night they pump up the volume to transform it into an entertaining club. Al-MouniaMoroccan cuisine is given its chance in this elegant restaurant. Start with a full salad and continue on with other vegetarian dishes. They also have other special dishes on their menu, such as chicken or pigeon. Business hours in CasablancaNormal opening times among local shops are Monday till Saturday, from 9 to 12:30 am and 3 pm to 7 pm in the evening. Casablanca’s large shopping centres open Monday till Sunday. Neighbourhood shops (such as the markets and populous neighbourhoods) also open on weekends until sunset. Only during the month of Ramadan are opening times limited, shortened from 9 am to 3 pm. Don't miss... in CasablancaHassan II MosqueWelcome to the highest temple in the world and the second-largest (after Meca). This mosque allows non-Muslim tourists to enter and boasts spectacular technology: an automatic roof, a heated floor and electric doors. You’ll discover many interesting facts when you visit it. Sacred Heart CathedralThis magnificent building, also known as Casablanca Cathedral, was built in 1930. It used to be a Moroccan Catholic cathedral, but it is currently a cultural centre. A historical construction dating from shortly after Morocco’s independence. Plaza Mohammed VWhen you are exploring Casablanca city, day or night, we recommend you visit this curious square. You can appreciate a beautiful blend of Moroccan and French architecture, surrounded as it is by buildings of Andalusian and Tuscan inspiration. La Corniche and its beaches (Aïn Diab)The beaches situated around La Corniche are also a good holiday option. Discover the Maritime Parade and El Hank lighthouse, truly surprising sights. Furthermore, hotels, restaurants and fashionable bars abound. Derb Ghallef MarketThe markets are a good place to stroll and buy your souvenirs. Specifically in this market, you’ll find clothes, footwear, glasses, books and all kinds of imitation items, at ridiculously low prices.Online guides in CasablancaOUR FAVOURITE ONLINE GUIDESOn the city: http://www.africainfomarket.org/aim/AIM/published/DEFAULT/casablanca_info.htmlhttp://www.lonelyplanet.com/morocco/the-atlantic-coast/casablanca On the country: http://www.geoplaneta.com/Turismo_Destino_Marruecos_14.html http://www.visitarmarruecos.com/
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