Découverte de la vie et promenade dans la vieille médina

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1. La mosquée Hassan II est la deuxième plus grande mosquée du monde

   30 min

2. La vieille médina de Casablanca est comme un village à l'intérieur de la ville, dans la vieille médina, il y a beaucoup de mosquées les plus anciennes et de nombreux marchés de nourriture que nous appelons (Souk) il y a aussi des bazars qu'ils achètent de vieilles choses et traditionnelles comme des tapis et différents types de cuir et pendant cette tournée vous découvrirez avec moi où et comment les gens vivent à l'intérieur de l'ancienne médina

   2 hEntrée incluse

Annulation

Annulation gratuite jusqu’à 24 heures avant le début de l’expérience, avec remboursement intégral.

Avis

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• 5While Casablanca is more of a business oriented city, it appears to be in a state of change. It was very interesting ind

  We met Amine near the old Portuguese fort & while it was hot & humid, we walked through the old Medina, where a network of narrow lanes house a whole community within the city. Then through the markets & on to the Hassan ll Mosque. Amine is interesting, knowledgeable & fun! We had a brilliant 3 hours strolling through one of the world’s oldest cities. Thanks Trip Adviser & thanks Avine!

  PeterTaitseptembre 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5The Medina - by a Native

  My wife and I were the only tourists who showed up for the "Free Tour" at the meeting point outside La Sqala restaurant. Amine declined our invitation to join us for lunch there, regrettably: What a great discussion we would have had over lunch! Instead, he waited patiently outside until we had finished. We had visited the Hassan II mosque in the morning. Therefore, at our request the tour covered only the Medina (the "old town" of Casablanca). We had been in Casa before on a number of occasions but never dared to venture inside the Medina. The Medina is a very special microcosmos. Amine grew up in the Medina and knows every street and corner. He also knows many of the fish mongers, chicken butchers, shoe repair guys and bicycle repair shops, and some know him. It's crowed, lots of people walking and driving on motorcycles, it's noisy and dirty. You need a guide like Amine or you will walk through the Medina without understanding anything. Amine also showed us the areas where the government expropriates the inhabitants in order to modernize this very traditional part of Casablanca. He explained what this means for the inhabitants: Housing somewhere on the outskirts of Casa, separation from family and friends. It's life changing for someone who has lived in the Medina all his life. We saw people watching their houses being torn down, with lots of police around to quell any protest. The government promises them a better life. People looked sad, conscious of and probably mourning the end of the life they knew. Amine made sure we arrived on time at the stop of the shuttle bus that took us back to our cruise ship in the harbour. Amine is polite, knowledgeable and fun to be with. He patiently answered all our questions. It was a pleasure to meet him. Thank you, Amine!

  926wilfriedbjuillet 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5We had a great time and...

  We had a great time and saw so much. Our guide was knowledgeable and patient and knew his way around so well I don't think we ever went the same thing twice! I would definitely recommend.

  nathansonmars 2026via Viator

• 1Disappointed

  Our guide didn’t show up at the meeting place. I contacted the tour company and I was told that he didn’t know about the booking since we booked it last minute. We ended up asking for a refund. Very disappointed.

  Emily_Wfévrier 2026via Viator

• 5Old medina history and politics

  What a great afternoon. Amine is very engaging, full of information and ready to answer any question. He knows the Medina intimately and knows the history behind key buildings and changes happening to the Medina population. Highly recommended.

  FIONA_Njanvier 2026via Viator

• 5The real Casablanca

  I walked two hours through the Medina with Armide. It was a great experience to learn more about the Medina and the way of living. Armide also told about the social structure of the Medina and the way Casablanca is developing. You have to see the Medina as part of your experience in Casablanca!

  Peter_Goctobre 2025via Viator

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How it compares in Casablanca

• Its from-price is 90% below the median of the 1237 experiences we list in Casablanca.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 43 of 1237.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Casablanca

Casablanca, plus grande ville et moteur économique du Maroc : boulevards Art déco, corniche en bord de mer et mosquée monumentale.

La mosquée Hassan II se dresse sur une plateforme au-dessus de l'océan, son minaret parmi les plus hauts du monde et sa salle de prière décorée de cèdre sculpté, de marbre et de zelliges par des milliers d'artisans. C'est l'une des rares mosquées du Maroc où les visiteurs non musulmans peuvent entrer, lors de visites guidées.

Top-ranked sights in Casablanca: Hassan II Mosque, Old Medina of Casablanca (Ancienne Medina), Mohammed V Square (Place Mohammed V).

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