Landmarks and Historic sites
| A Visit to the Marabout | |
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A few kilometres from "Casa", on a rocky island that cao only be reached at low tide, stands the Marabout de Sidi Abderrahmane koubba, magnificent in the light of the setting sun. The holy man was said to have had miraculous powers -...
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| Aroun and About in the Casablanca Region | |
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The inhabitants of Casablanca only have to travel a few kilometres to enjoy a wide variety of activities. Don't be afraid to follow suit: relax by the sea, go for walks in the beautiful forests or steep yourself in history as you visit ...
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Hassan II Mosque
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Hassan II Mosque is situated in Casablanca, Morocco. French architect Michel Pinseau had designed the Hassan II Mosque and it was built by Bouygue. It is also considered as the second biggest mosques in the world. It is located on a headland,...
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Notre Dame de Lourdes
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Notre Dame de Lourdes Cathedral is amongst the oldest Roman churches in the city. It is famous for its extravagant exterior and interior construction.But now it not used as a place for worship of god. It is run as a place of some kind of...
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| The Central Market | |
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The Casablanca Central Market is truly a feast for the senses. There are so many delectable products Superbly presented that, if you are staying in a hotel, you wilI almost wish you had cooking facilities of your own! Fish and seafood ...
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| The Magic of Place Mohamed V | |
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There is so much to admire in Place Mohamed V by day. What magnificent architecture! The Post Office, the Palacé of Justice, the Prefecture, the French Consulate and the Bank of- Morocco ail set around the c.entral fountain... which, by...
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| The Oualidia Oysters | |
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They are so delicious that they al one would be reason enough to make a trip to Oualidia... to be followed by an after-dinner stroll along the delightful curve of the beach, protected from the open sea by a serie"s of small "islands. ...
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