CASABLANCA, MOROCCO: A Walking Tour Through Morocco’s History | 4K

In episode 1 of our Morocco vlog we explore the best of Casablanca on a walking tour through Morocco's history! Yes, Hassan II Mosque is incredible, but there are so many things to do in Casablanca.

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Many visitors to Morocco come to Casablanca just for Hassan II Mosque and then head straight to Marrakesh or Fez. Others skip Casablanca completely. Please don't be one of these people! Casablanca has a lot more to offer, especially for first time visitors to Morocco.

In this travel vlog, we arrive in the vibrant city of Casablanca, the largest city in Morocco, and check in at our oceanfront hotel. Our journey continues with a historical walking tour of Casablanca, where every step takes us through the rich history of Morocco. Discover the historic Old Medina, the charming La Sqala, the French-built New Town, the contrast of the Habous Quarter, and the pigeons of Muhammad V Square. Marvel at the breathtaking Hassan II Mosque and end your day by watching a stunning sunset over the ocean.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
02:13 - Hotel
04:01 - Petit Taxi
04:34 - Rick's Cafe
05:44 - La Sqala
06:42 - Medina
07:46 - New Town
09:48 - Habous Quarter
11:04 - Muhammed V Square & Lunch
12:55 - Hassan II Mosque
14:24 - Prayer Hall
17:04 - Ablution Room
18:27 - La Corniche Sunset
18:50 - Conclusion

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🌍As an empty nest couple from Newcastle, Australia, we've traveled the world together for 30 years. We started this vlog to share our travel tales and showcase our beautiful region. We met traveling around Europe in 1995 and have since visited 50+ countries. We love discovering new places, meeting people, and trying local cuisines (including gluten-free options).Our journey has evolved from backpacking to family travel, and now back to couple adventures. With the kids doing their own thing, we're ready to dust off our backpacks (now suitcases) and start new adventures. So grab a cup of coffee and come roving with us!

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[dab_lord]

The architecture of Morocco is amazing

[fa]

I am Belgian-Moroccan so I watch a lot of videos about my parents' country of origin and I have to say that I really appreciate it when the commentator has done research on the places visited, I also like purely emotional reactions but for a quality video research is necessary! Thank you!

[nazlitechschool]

Morocco is spectacular, it never Love it

[LeslieMarks]

Thanks I love all the history you share.

[DaTam-pgsx]

Great vlog. Note:Casablanca used to have the largest port in Morocco. But nowadays it's Tangier city which has the largest port.lt's called Tanger Med port.

[dakhla]

I was working in the highest building near the central market in early nineties. Me and my collegues used to buy fresh fish and vegetables from the market and gave everthing to some of the restaurants to fry fish and prepare salads for us. They just fry any fish you give to them. We were very lucky to work near this central market. Also in the building where i used to work there was a modern film screening rooms. I enjoyed watching the most memorable films- namely Silence of the Lamb, Danses with Wolves, Thema and Louise, Brave Heart, Awakenings, etc....

[AnitaVerrill]

This was a fantastic video. I was in Casablanca this November and it was just like being back there. The old media was terrific, that was one of my favorite things had the best guide ever. Thanks

[JenniferAlkaPhotography]

Wow, that looks so beautiful. I need to go there one day

[igortrutanow]

Thanks a lot. Very nice. You guys inspired me. Next year, I will go there!
My best regards from Toronto, Canada.

[christopherfernandes]

The woman has a great sense of humour. She is right, it does feel like ‘FAWLTY TOWERS’. Loved this video.

[summerlovingal]

Wowsers!!!! That mosque is phenomenal! 😮 so beautifully intricate. I imagine there would have been an amazing presence felt there. 🙌🏼
Loved all the history again thanks Chris.
And Lydia your face when you got in the cab 😂😂😂

[HatimBenmoussa-zv]

thank you for coming all this way to visit the kingdom of Morocco and charing your expérience. nice work 👍 respect 🙏

[HadiTani-gz]

May God bless you... You know very well that we are a family... There are some of you whose ancestors preceded our ancestors to this land... And do not forget, whenever you are tired in your countries, come to Morocco to relax... You will find Moroccans quietly waiting for you... Thank you for your channel...

[yousseflaaguid]

Hello, Hope you enjoyed so far your stay in Casablanca, Morocco.
The woods used for decoration inside the mosque is Cedar tree, it exists only in Morocco and Lebanon.
In Moroocco we use a lot cedar tree in decoration.
In inslam, it's not permitted to make figures or idols inside the mosque, but we use docration is the mosaic or in the woods.
Greetings.

[NicoleEgan-qjbx]

Wow, just amazing content. Thanks so much

[adilchahbiFB]

Thank you for visiting casa city also for sharing this nice video about Casablanca ❤ best regards

[ليتالابيد]

Welcome to morocco.
Just to highlight one point the spnaish influence arquitecture is in the north of morocco as you can see in Tetuan but in Casablanca and Rabat is french arquitecture art deco.

[abderrahmaneaafif]

Hi I hope you enjoyed it.
I were your local Tour Guide of Casablanca Abdel Aafif😊😊😊😊

[saidsaid]

You welcome beautiful people
Come to agadir ❤

[abdelazizboujettou]

❤😊 yes vous savez apprécier les bonnes choses