



by Intrepid Urban Adventures - Morocco
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€90.60Casablanca is Morocco’s largest city, blending modern life with historic quarters. This four-hour small-group tour visits key sites including the medina, Habous District, and Rick’s Café exterior. The tour begins with a photo stop outside Rick’s Café, where the guide explains its connection to the famous movie Casablanca. Then, a taxi takes the group to the Old Medina, where participants walk to see the neo-Gothic Sacred Heart Cathedral, Arab League Parc, and Mohammed V Plaza with its French Colonial architecture. Next is the Habous Quarter, built in the 1910s by the French, where the group explores shops selling Moroccan clothing, leather, and jewelry while admiring the blend of French and Moroccan architecture. Visitors sample marinated olives and other local treats here. The tour continues with a visit to Bennis Pastry House, open since 1938, to try traditional Moroccan pastries such as gazelle horns and Fekkas, plus the chicken pastilla. Finally, the group visits the Al Aank Observation Deck for ocean views including the Hassan II Mosque and city skyline. The tour is led on foot and by private transport, includes warm Moroccan mint tea at a local café, and is limited to 12 participants for a personal experience.
Rick’s Café
The tour starts with a 25-minute photo stop outside Rick’s Café, where the guide explains its connection to the Casablanca movie. The café opens at 12 PM, so the group does not enter but can return later.
25 min
Old Medina of Casablanca
A taxi takes the group to the Old Medina for a one-hour walk. Stops include the neo-Gothic Sacred Heart Cathedral, photo opportunities at the modern Arab League Parc, and a visit to Mohammed V Plaza, known as Pigeon Square, which features French Colonial architecture.
60 min
Quartier Habous
The Habous Quarter is next, with a one-hour visit. Built by the French in the 1910s as a new medina, it features shops that sell Moroccan clothing, leather goods, and jewelry. The area shows a mix of French and Moroccan architectural styles. Visitors can try local treats such as marinated olives.
60 min
Bennis Pastry House
The group visits Bennis Pastry House for 25 minutes. Open since 1938, this bakery offers traditional Moroccan pastries including gazelle horns (almond and orange water), Fekkas (twice-baked cookies), and the chicken pastilla.
25 min
Al Aank Observation Deck
The final stop is the Al Aank Observation Deck for about 20 minutes. It provides views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Hassan II Mosque, and the city skyline, giving visitors time to relax and take photos.
20 min
248 Boulevard Sour Jdid, Casablanca 20250 (in front of Rick's Cafe)
End point
Observation Deck Al Âank




by Intrepid Urban Adventures - Morocco
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€90.60Casablanca is Morocco’s largest city, blending modern life with historic quarters. This four-hour small-group tour visits key sites including the medina, Habous District, and Rick’s Café exterior. The tour begins with a photo stop outside Rick’s Café, where the guide explains its connection to the famous movie Casablanca. Then, a taxi takes the group to the Old Medina, where participants walk to see the neo-Gothic Sacred Heart Cathedral, Arab League Parc, and Mohammed V Plaza with its French Colonial architecture. Next is the Habous Quarter, built in the 1910s by the French, where the group explores shops selling Moroccan clothing, leather, and jewelry while admiring the blend of French and Moroccan architecture. Visitors sample marinated olives and other local treats here. The tour continues with a visit to Bennis Pastry House, open since 1938, to try traditional Moroccan pastries such as gazelle horns and Fekkas, plus the chicken pastilla. Finally, the group visits the Al Aank Observation Deck for ocean views including the Hassan II Mosque and city skyline. The tour is led on foot and by private transport, includes warm Moroccan mint tea at a local café, and is limited to 12 participants for a personal experience.
Rick’s Café
The tour starts with a 25-minute photo stop outside Rick’s Café, where the guide explains its connection to the Casablanca movie. The café opens at 12 PM, so the group does not enter but can return later.
25 min
Old Medina of Casablanca
A taxi takes the group to the Old Medina for a one-hour walk. Stops include the neo-Gothic Sacred Heart Cathedral, photo opportunities at the modern Arab League Parc, and a visit to Mohammed V Plaza, known as Pigeon Square, which features French Colonial architecture.
60 min
Quartier Habous
The Habous Quarter is next, with a one-hour visit. Built by the French in the 1910s as a new medina, it features shops that sell Moroccan clothing, leather goods, and jewelry. The area shows a mix of French and Moroccan architectural styles. Visitors can try local treats such as marinated olives.
60 min
Bennis Pastry House
The group visits Bennis Pastry House for 25 minutes. Open since 1938, this bakery offers traditional Moroccan pastries including gazelle horns (almond and orange water), Fekkas (twice-baked cookies), and the chicken pastilla.
25 min
Al Aank Observation Deck
The final stop is the Al Aank Observation Deck for about 20 minutes. It provides views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Hassan II Mosque, and the city skyline, giving visitors time to relax and take photos.
20 min
248 Boulevard Sour Jdid, Casablanca 20250 (in front of Rick's Cafe)
End point
Observation Deck Al Âank