Casablanca

Temples & religious sites

Hassan II Mosque

The largest mosque in Morocco, located in Casablanca, and one of the biggest in the world. Its 200-meter minaret is the tallest anywhere, visible from far away.

Temples & religious sites

Casablanca Cathedral

A former cathedral building west of Arab League Park in Casablanca, also known as the Sacred Heart Cathedral. It is no longer used for worship, making it a good spot for a quick stop to admire the architecture.

Museums & galleries

Museum of Moroccan Judaism

A museum in Casablanca that presents the history and daily life of Morocco's Jewish community. It's a fascinating stop for travelers who want a closer look at the region's Jewish culture.

Temples & religious sites

Mohammadi Mosque

A large mosque in Casablanca's Habous district, built around 1935 under the patronage of Sultan Mohammed V. It was named in his honor.

Temples & religious sites

Al-Quds Mosque

A mosque in Casablanca's Roches Noires district, originally built as a Neo-Gothic cathedral. It was converted into a mosque after Morocco's independence, giving it an unusual architectural history.

Temples & religious sites

Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Church

A Roman Catholic church in Casablanca, built in 1954 in a modernist style. It stands out with a distinctive presence among the city's many modern buildings.

Temples & religious sites

Sunnah Mosque

A mosque in Casablanca designed in 1966 by architect Jean-François Zevaco. Its striking brutalist style, built with exposed concrete, makes it a great stop for travelers interested in unusual religious architecture.

Temples & religious sites

Ould Al Hamra Mosque

A mosque in the medina of Casablanca, first built in 1789. Together with a nearby synagogue and church, it creates a unique scene where buildings of three religions stand close together in a small area.