Casablanca's Mohammed V Boulevard is lined with buildings from the 1920s and 1940s. The bustling city of 4 million is a vibrant mix of old and new with art deco architecture, traditional souks and ...

Casablanca, a true melting pot of cultures and a reflection of Morocco’s diverse history. This coastal city has been shaped by Arab, Berber, French and Spanish influences, resulting in a unique ...

Of all the cities in all the world, none have had such a great film named after them as Casablanca. But Morocco’s biggest city is not just for fans of the 1942 Humphrey Bogart classic.

Yet Casablanca has its own market, medina, surf and more – not to mention the best international food scene in Morocco, high-rise cocktail bars and mesmerising architecture both old and new.