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No minimum number of attendeesNo minimum number of attendees is required for the tour
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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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Hello dear tourist My name is Rachid, and I’m from Casablanca, Morocco. I am an official tour guide, and I speak Arabic, French, English, and Japanese. I lived in Japan for 6 years and have visited many countries, including Korea, China, and New Zealand. I’m here to share the heritage of my beloved Casablanca with you, as well as my culture, which I consider one of the most interesting in the world. If you’re interested, don’t hesitate to message me. I’m sure you won’t regret it!"
Imagine stepping into Casablanca, where history doesn’t just live in stories but weaves itself through the architecture, bustling souks, and even the quietest alleyways. Rachid, a multilingual guide with a passion for Moroccan heritage, meets you not with a rehearsed script but with an invitation to explore, question, and connect. Each turn through the city reveals his deep knowledge of Morocco’s intricate layers of history, language, and culture, all brought to life by his years spent in Japan and journeys across Asia and the Pacific.
As you walk along the Art Deco buildings of Boulevard Mohammed V, you’re not just looking at structures but understanding how French influence left its mark on Casablanca, creating a blend of Moroccan tradition and Western design that’s found nowhere else in the world. Rachid knows the subtle details—the stories behind the city’s murals, the origins of Moorish designs, and the hidden cafes that have stood the test of time.
Then, into the heart of the Habous Quarter, he doesn’t just show you the traditional souks; he shares the rhythm of life there. You can feel the shift from the vibrant market stalls to quieter corners where artisans craft meticulously by hand, and Rachid knows each of these creators by name. It’s not about just tasting Moroccan pastries but understanding the culture of hospitality and how these treats reflect Moroccan pride in sharing.
Notice : for hassan 2 mosque fee is 140 morrocan Dirham equal to 14€ per person
i will be in front of Bank al maghrib
Hassan 2 is the main visit of casablanca because it's said if you come to casablanca and you didn't visit it like you never been to casablanca
We call it administrative center because the most government offices located there
Habous is a house that you can't sell we discover royal palace
Discover the 18 century old city we call it medina
Rick's coffee from the movie casablanca because if you ask anyone about casablanca he would say the movie
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