Casablanca Travel Guide

Casablanca, more commonly called Casa is a dynamic city of modern Morocco. Genuine economic and financial engine of the nation's economy, it carries out 50% of the National GDP today. Its harbour drains the three quarters of the national trade, its international airport is the first of the country. Casablanca was for a long time a crucible of cultures, and inspired an original urban architecture. Many features make urban space and buildings of Casablanca an exceptional contribution to the corpus of south-Mediterranean architecture.
The beaches are of two categories: public or private. They extend on several kilometers.
The Medina, small but full with charm, is situated behind its walls in the north of the place of the United Nations. With its network of lanes, its large mosque its houses limed its small squares and its marabouts, it follows the traditional plan of the Moslem cities. You can not visit some city in Morocco without making a turn in the souks of the medina.