Casablanca City

Known to many through the legendary 1942 film that bears its name, Casablanca (“White House” in Spanish) holds a far richer story than Hollywood could capture. Founded as the ancient Berber settlement of Anfa, the city has transformed from a humble fishing village into Morocco’s dynamic commercial powerhouse. Its streets tell tales of French protectorate influence, Art Deco splendor, and traditional medina life, while its bustling port – one of Africa’s largest – connects the country to global trade routes. Today’s Casablanca embodies Morocco’s ambitious future while honoring its deep-rooted past.