This is a long one floor display of how various tiles, mosaics, carvings and other architectural finishes are achieved.

It was built almost a century ago under French colonial rule to control Moroccan exodus into the city.

The aquarium contains 1 millions litters of water with more than 68 species of fish with an astonishing 2000+ fish…

The medina is the oldest part of Casablanca, surrounded by remnants of a wall, gates and fortifications.

It is a private collection of treasures, beautifully displayed over three floors of a private house.

This church mirrors many churches built in the mid to late 20th century in architecture.

And the grownups pool is 3/4 full of small children.

With the backdrop of Africa's largest mosque, it will have character defining its self.

the New Medina is an open museum and the childhood of Casa.

There are 43 stations winding their way through the business center, via the resort area, the Art Deco part of…

Hidden on a residential street, this converted home collects and displays mainly photos of the town's synagogues.

You will see horse rides, lots of soccer games and a vast array of ages.