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4 activities, tours, events and shops in Casablanca, from Wikivoyage's editors.

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Solidarité Féminine Association's Hammam

4 rue Ahmed Chaouki, Palmier · Red taxi or Tramway station Wafasalaf

The Association "Solidarité Féminine" has implemented an applied training program to encourage the socio-economic integration of women in single mother situations edifying employment. Therefore, making them co-founders of worthy life-plans for both themselves and their children.

+212 5 22 99 23 94Tue-Sun 08:00-21:00, Mon 08:00-18:00Entrance 40 dirhamWebsite
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COSMAN ROOFTOP OBSERVATORY

Tit Mellil, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco · Visits are by advance booking only. Contact the observatory before travelling to obtain the exact directions.

COSMAN Rooftop Observatory offers guided astronomy and stargazing experiences in Tit Mellil, in the Casablanca area. Sessions introduce visitors to the night sky, including how to identify celestial objects and how telescopes work. Visitors can observe astronomical objects through telescopes, depending on the season, visibility and observing conditions. Targets may include the Moon, planets, star clusters, nebulae and galaxies. Visits must be arranged in advance.

+212 704 283 073By appointment; evening sessions depend on observing150 MAD per person for 30 minutes; otherWebsite
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Stade Mohammed V

Rue Ahmed Lazrak, Maârif

This is multi-use but primarily for soccer. It's the usual stadium for the men's national team, and home ground for Wydad AC and Raja CA, both playing in Botola the top tier. The stadium was built in 1955 and last renovated in 2015, with a capacity of 45,891. In 2025/26 it hosted matches in the Africa Cup of Nations.

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Morocco Mall

A huge mall including a variety of shops and a cinema (supposedly it's north Africa's second largest shopping centre). It is located at the very southwest of the city (further down from Ain Diab/Anfa).

Listings adapted from Wikivoyage – Casablanca (CC BY-SA).