Casablanca / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Casablanca
Casablanca’s Atlantic waterfront meets old medina lanes, Habous arcades and Art Deco façades. These spots show several sides of the city without leaving the urban area.
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Hassan II Mosque Casablanca
From the public coastal promenade beside the Hassan II Mosque, frame the mosque and Atlantic together. Respect worshippers and follow local signs. Ask the foundation in advance about planned film or documentary projects.
Search Google MapsCorniche Ain Diab Casablanca
Follow the Ain Diab Corniche to photograph the Atlantic from the seaside promenade. Include the curve of the coast, stay in the public area and watch for waves.
Search Google MapsQuartier Habous Casablanca
The Habous neighbourhood is known for arcades and craft shops. From a public walkway, use the repeating arches to frame the street and leave room for people to pass.
Search Google MapsMarché des olives Habous
At the Habous olive market, a close frame can bring different colours and shapes together. Ask the vendor before photographing a stall or anyone working there.
Search Google MapsBab Marrakech Casablanca
Bab Marrakech leads into Casablanca’s old medina. Photograph the gateway from the open pedestrian approach, then explore the market lanes without blocking shop entrances.
Search Google MapsParc de la Ligue Arabe Casablanca
The Parc de la Ligue Arabe offers garden paths in the centre of Casablanca. Frame a path between the trees and stay on routes open to visitors.
Search Google MapsÉglise Notre-Dame de Lourdes Casablanca
The church’s stained glass fills the interior with colour. If the church is open, ask staff about photography and frame a window from the visitor area while respecting prayer.
Search Google MapsImmeuble Assayag Casablanca
At Immeuble Assayag on Boulevard Hassan Seghir, photograph the stepped Art Deco towers from the public pavement. It is a lived-in private residence, so stay outside and respect residents.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Casablanca-Settat Investment Centre, public coastal promenade
- Hassan II Mosque Foundation, film and documentary authorization
- Casablanca tourism council, city and Corniche tour
- Casablanca tourism council, Habous arcades
- Casablanca tourism council, Habous olive market
- Casablanca tourism council, old medina and Bab Marrakech
- Casablanca-Settat Investment Centre, Parc de la Ligue Arabe
- Casablanca tourism council, Notre-Dame de Lourdes
- Immeuble Assayag, history and private residence