Casa Blanca
Architecture over the centuries
Before fusing into the excitement of the modern city, we will return you to the history of ancient Anva.

Assets

In the middle of the eighteenth century, Sultan Sidi Mohammed bin Abdullah decided to lift the ruins of Anfa, a small Amazigh town founded in the 7th century AD and still surrounded by part of the walls. The old city is the first residential area in Casablanca. Through her visit to her alleys and shops, you will discover her traditional atmosphere and many small professions.

Thirties

The other side of the city was evident during the first half of the 20th century. Casablanca became a front for the 1930s. The remote neighborhoods are linked to the square of France, now called the United Nations Plaza, and around the administrative square, now called Mohammed V Square. Located 3 kilometers from the city center, Al Habous is a unique neighborhood in Morocco: a new city perfectly designed on the traditional model, originally designed to accommodate the rural population of job seekers in Casablanca. This neighborhood attests to the steadfastness of traditions and their perfect adaptation With the requirements of modern life.

Casablanca today

Business, shops, concerts and the Moroccan life ... all this happens in Casablanca! Dynamic energy is frankly revealed.

Modern energy

The architectural tradition of the economic capital continues with the inauguration of the Hassan II Mosque on 30 August 1993. The mosque is one of the largest mosques in the world, and reaches a height of 200 meters. The life of modern Casablanca is nothing more than a bustling picture of the bustling life of Maarif, a once-impoverished area west of the Arab League park that has gradually turned into one of the city's most prominent neighborhoods. The neighborhood, dominated by the Twin Towers, has become a place frequented by young Moroccans on the streets of luxury shops and prestigious institutions. Anfa is also alive from the luxurious neighborhoods of Casablanca, which are worth a visit. In the center of the city, Mohammed V Street remained in its center, with shops and restaurants stacked over two kilometers.

seaside

At the end of the day, take a tour of Ain Diab beach, between the "palate" and the "Sidi Abdel Rahman" shrine, located in a small village that can only be reached during the islands. It is a coastal station attached to the White House. Public and private pools and beaches have been established on this site. Going there to enjoy the sunset and refreshments on the balconies remains a wonderful classic treat. Every weekend, Casablanca residents like to be there. The nightclubs continue to late at night, energizing this city that does not sleep.
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