eSIM for Casablanca

The largest mosque in Africa and the third-largest in the world, with a 210-meter minaret that rises over the Atlantic. Built partly over the sea on a platform visible at low tide. Non-Muslim visitors are allowed only on guided tours. Mobile data helps with tour slot booking and the Corniche tram connection.

The largest shopping mall in Africa with 350+ stores, an indoor aquarium with 40+ species, a giant IMAX, and a Hermès store. The rooftop is a food court with Atlantic views. Mobile data helps with shopping mall wayfinding and the tram line from central Casablanca.

A recreation of the bar from the 1942 film 'Casablanca', opened in 2004 with a piano bar, a courtyard with arches, and the same zinc-topped bar from the movie. Reservations are essential for the dinner service. Mobile data helps with the booking and the art deco walking tour start point.

Casablanca's small but atmospheric old medina dating from the 18th century, with the central market, the sea-facing ramparts, and the Bab Marrakech gate. Less touristy than the medinas of Fez or Marrakesh. Mobile data helps with the seafood lunch stops at the port.

A self-guided walking tour of Casablanca's 1920s and 1930s art deco buildings, the largest collection of art deco architecture outside Miami. The tour starts at Place Mohammed V and covers 30+ buildings in two hours. Mobile data helps with the Rick's Café reservation at the end.

A 1930s art deco cathedral built during the French protectorate, now deconsecrated and used as a cultural center. The white concrete façade and the interior mosaics are the highlights. Mobile data helps with the cultural event schedule and the Parc de la Ligue Arabe.

Casablanca's central public park designed by the French landscape architect Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier in 1918, with palm groves, fountains, and a small zoo. A green escape from the downtown bustle. Mobile data helps with the walking tour meeting point.

An upscale open-air shopping and dining center on the Anfa hilltop with panoramic Atlantic views, designer boutiques, and the highest-end restaurants in the city. Mobile data is helpful for the evening reservation times.

A 1940s courthouse and reception hall in the old medina, with intricately carved cedar ceilings, zellige tilework, and a peaceful inner courtyard. Rarely visited by tourists. Mobile data is essential for the entry permission request.

Casablanca's Atlantic-facing waterfront promenade stretching 5 km from the Hassan II Mosque to the Anfa Place resort. Lined with beach clubs, seafood restaurants, and the Morocco Mall. Mobile data helps with the beach club day passes and the seafood dinner reservations.