Casablanca is Morocco's largest city and a major center of business, finance, industry, transport, and contemporary urban life. Its Atlantic setting, broad boulevards, modern districts, historic architecture, and busy port reveal a side of Morocco shaped strongly by the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
The Hassan II Mosque dominates the waterfront and provides the city with its most famous landmark. Visitors can also experience markets, cafés, Art Deco-era architecture, coastal promenades, and neighborhoods that reflect Casablanca's role as a dynamic national and international hub.
