Sacred spaces including the magnificent Hassan II Mosque and other spiritual sites
The massive open courtyard can accommodate 80,000 worshippers with retractable roof sections. Features intricate tilework (zellige) in traditional geometric patterns and carved cedarwood details. The ablution pools are fed by heated Atlantic seawater. Architectural masterpiece combining Islamic tradition with modern engineering and technology.
A white Art Deco style Catholic church built in the colonial era, featuring beautiful stained glass windows and elegant interior design. Located in the downtown area, it represents the multicultural heritage of Casablanca. Active parish with services and open to visitors during designated hours for viewing architecture.
A venerated Islamic shrine located on a rocky islet just offshore, accessible via a natural causeway at low tide. White-washed walls and green-tiled roofs create a striking appearance. Houses the tomb of a saint revered in Morocco. Pilgrimage site for Muslim devotees and unique architectural feature along the corniche.
Tips for Religious Sites
- Dress modestly when visiting religious sites (covered knees and shoulders)
- Remove shoes when entering prayer areas
- Non-Muslims cannot enter mosque prayer halls but courtyards are accessible
- Visit outside prayer times for better access to courtyards