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Tag 1. Casablanca
Casablanca, die größte Stadt Marokkos, zeigt eine Verschmelzung französischer, maurischer und Art-déco-Stile in ihren neo-maurischen Bauten der Innenstadt. Die markante Hassan-II.-Moschee, fertiggestellt 1993, verfügt über ein 210 m hohes Minarett mit Laserprojektionen, und die lebhaften Gassen der Medina aus dem 18. Jahrhundert geben einen Einblick in den historischen Charme der Stadt. Der Place Mohammed V, mit Palmen und einem kunstvoll gestalteten Brunnen, symbolisiert die Dynamik Casablancas
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Highlights of Casablanca
4 Stunden
Embark on a captivating half-day tour through the vibrant city of Casablanca. Board your comfortable motorcoach and head to the majestic Hassan II Mosque, perched dramatically on the Atlantic coast. As the second-largest mosque in the Islamic world, it offers a rare opportunity for an interior visit, where you'll marvel at its intricate mosaics, soaring ceilings, and exquisite craftsmanship. Continue your journey through the city’s heart, passing the Notre Dame de Lourdes Church en route to the charming Habous Quarter, also known as the New Medina. This district blends traditional Moroccan architecture with French colonial influences, offering a glimpse into Casablanca’s rich cultural tapestry. Cruise along the scenic coastal road to Ain Diab, the city’s chic beachfront district. Take in the golden sands and ocean breeze while enjoying a refreshing drink. Conclude your tour with a photo stop at Mohammed V Square, framed by elegant Islamic architecture, lush gardens, and the iconic statue of Marshal Lyautey. Then return to the port, enriched by Casablanca’s timeless allure.
Optional
Jewels of Rabat
7,5 Stunden
Discover the charm of Rabat, Morocco’s serene capital nestled along the Atlantic coast. With its wide boulevards, lush gardens, and whitewashed buildings, Rabat offers a peaceful contrast to the bustling medinas of Marrakech and Fes, yet is equally rich in history dating back to the 7th century. Begin with an exterior view of the Royal Palace, followed by a visit to the stunning Mausoleum of Mohammed V—an architectural gem housing the tombs of the revered king and his sons. Nearby, admire the towering Hassan Tower, a grand 12th-century minaret surrounded by the remnants of what was to be the world’s largest mosque. Enjoy a photo stop at the ancient Chellah Necropolis before savoring lunch at a local restaurant. Then explore the historic Kasbah of the Oudayas, once a fortress against Andalusian pirates. Stroll through the tranquil Andalusian Gardens and sip mint tea overlooking the Bou Regreg River and the city of Salé. After a day steeped in heritage and beauty, return to Casablanca with unforgettable memories of Rabat. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.
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