Economic capital
Casablanca hosts HQs, banks, multinationals and the stock exchange.
Complete guide to downtown Casablanca, Morocco's economic capital: key districts, business zones, mobility tips, daily life and discovery of this cosmopolitan city between tradition and modernity.
Economic heart : Casablanca's center combines corporate HQs, modern skyscrapers, Art Deco landmarks and maritime heritage in a deeply urban atmosphere.

An economic capital with many faces
Casablanca hosts HQs, banks, multinationals and the stock exchange.
Maarif, Twin Center, CFC: business districts, banks and shopping centers.
Unique architectural heritage, colonial legacy turned modern identity.
Nightlife, international dining, cultural scene, open to the ocean.
Don't-miss downtown neighborhoods
Residential and shopping district, Twin Center, modern restaurants and boutiques.
Chic district, trendy cafés, nightlife and art galleries.
New medina, Moorish architecture, traditional crafts.
Corniche, beaches, ocean-front restaurants and popular clubs.
Africa's largest mosque, 210 m minaret, open to non-Muslim visitors.
Art Deco administrative heart, iconic fountain and courthouse.
Traditional souks, narrow alleys and 19th-century walls.
New medina, Moorish vibe, bookshops and traditional pastries.
Country's largest mall, giant aquarium and international brands.
Deconsecrated Art Deco gem, open for cultural visits.
Dense at peak hours (8-9:30 am, 5-7:30 pm). Tram has priority on Mohammed V Avenue.
Paid blue zones downtown. Guarded lots recommended: Maarif Mall, Twin Center, Morocco Mall.
Airport 30 km (30 min via A7), Rabat 90 km (1h via A1), El Jadida 100 km, Marrakech 240 km (3h via A7).
Mornings ideal for sightseeing. Avoid office close 5-7:30 pm. Weekends are quieter.
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