Sacré-Cœur, Casablanca

The Abderrahman Slaoui museum turns one collector's eye into a focused introduction to Moroccan visual culture. Posters, jewelry, decorated boxes and changing exhibitions allow a visit that is materially specific yet very different from an encyclopedic national museum. Vintage advertising can open a discussion about how Morocco was pictured for travel and commerce; jewelry and objects reveal collecting choices that need provenance-aware interpretation.

Hosted around the Museum of Moroccan Judaism's collections, this seminar teaches visitors to ask where an object came from, how it was used and who supplied its interpretation.

Ain Harrouda sits between Casablanca and Mohammedia in the region's Atlantic urban corridor. It is a practical destination for local visits and onward travel, with Mohammedia's waterfront and Casablanca's neighbourhoods offering distinct outings on either side.

Doukkala is a guaranteed-origin wine appellation in the El Jadida–Doukkala area. Wine references describe a vineyard restructuring in the 1990s and associate the zone with grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cinsault, Syrah and Grenache Gris, as well as Morocco’s well-known vin gris tradition. Those facts establish setting, not the formula for every bottle.

Casamémoire's Heritage Days are the rare moment when specialist knowledge, volunteer mediation and selected twentieth-century buildings are assembled into a public citywide program.

Casablanca Airport Rail and City Transfer Network groups separately priced multimodal arrival transfer services for Mohammed V Airport, within Casablanca-Settat.