Casablanca
Casablanca Half Day Sightseeing Tour

Halbtägige Casablanca-Tour: Hassan-II-Moschee und zentraler Markt

Casablanca, Marokko
  • 3 Stunden
  • Abholung wird angeboten
  • Mobiles Ticket
  • Angeboten in: Englisch

Übersicht

Lernen Sie die Highlights von Casablanca auf dieser 3-stündigen Tour kennen - eine der umfangreichsten aller Casablanca-Touren. Wählen Sie eine morgendliche oder nachmittägliche Tour und entdecken Sie die Sehenswürdigkeiten mit einem klimatisierten Fahrzeug, während Ihr Reiseleiter Geschichten zu jeder Sehenswürdigkeit erzählt. Bewundern Sie die Top-Sehenswürdigkeiten von Casablanca wie die Moschee Hassan II, den Königspalast und den Zentralmarkt (nur bei morgendlichen Touren). Sehen Sie das elegante Habbous-Viertel, das in den 1920er Jahren von den Franzosen angelegt wurde. und genießen Sie die freie Zeit, um die malerische, von Palmen gesäumte Ain Diab Corniche zu erkunden. Die Anzahl ist auf 18 Personen begrenzt, um eine persönlichere Atmosphäre zu schaffen.
  • 3-stündige Sightseeing-Tour von Casablanca
  • Entdecken Sie die Geheimnisse dieser alten Stadt bei einer komfortablen Minivan- oder Busfahrt
  • Besuchen Sie die wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten wie den Platz der Vereinten Nationen, den Platz Mohammed V, den Zentralmarkt (nur bei morgendlichen Touren) und die Kathedrale Notre Dame de Lourdes
  • Sehen Sie die berühmte Hassan-II-Moschee und genießen Sie die freie Zeit, um die Corniche von Ain Diab hinunter zu spazieren
  • Wahlweise eine morgendliche oder nachmittägliche Tour
  • Eine auf 18 Personen beschränkte Tour in kleinen Gruppen sorgt für ein persönlicheres Erlebnis

Im Leistungsumfang enthalten

  • Treiber-Guide
  • Transport in klimatisierten Limousinen, Minivans oder Reisebussen (abhängig von der Gruppengröße)
  • Abholung und Rücktransfer vom Hotel (falls erforderlich)
  • Eingang zur Moschee Hassan II und zum Königspalast
  • Essen und Trinken
  • Trinkgeld

Treffpunkt und Abholung

Sie können direkt zum Treffpunkt kommen oder um eine Abholung bitten.

Treffpunkt

  • Utess Voyages
    27, Rue Jallal Eddine Essayouti, Les Iris, Racine, Casablanca 20100, Marokko

    Wenn Sie keine Abholung vom Hotel benötigen, treffen Sie Ihren Reiseleiter im Büro von Gray Line Morocco / Utess Voyages, 27, Rue Jallal Eddine Essayouti, Place du Nid d'Iris, Racine, 20100 Casablanca

Abholorte

Wählen Sie einen Abholort aus.

Endpunkt

Diese Aktivität endet an dem Treffpunkt, an dem sie begonnen hat.

Das erwartet Sie

Wenn Sie nur wenig Zeit haben oder gerade erst in Casablanca angekommen sind, können Sie sich mit dieser Tour einen Überblick über die Stadt verschaffen. Bewundern Sie die wunderbare Architektur und die detaillierten Mosaiken der Hassan-II-Moschee von außen, und besuchen Sie sie nach Ihrer Tour erneut!

Beginnen Sie Ihre Kleingruppentour mit einer Abholung von Ihrem zentralen Hotel in Casablanca oder dem Stadtteil Racine der Stadt. Entscheiden Sie sich für einen komfortablen Bus, einen Minivan oder ein Auto - abhängig von der Größe Ihrer Gruppe - und beginnen Sie mit dem Sightseeing.

Erfahren Sie beim Erkunden Wissenswertes über Casablanca und seinen Platz als größte Stadt Marokkos und als wichtigster Handelsplatz. Zu jedem Anblick auf Ihrer Reiseroute gibt es eine Geschichte. Wenn Sie sich umsehen, erfahren Sie von Ihrem Reiseführer alles über seine Geschichte.

Fahren Sie zuerst zum United Nations Square, dem pulsierenden Herzen von Casablanca, und sehen Sie den Mohammed V-Platz und die Farben, Sehenswürdigkeiten und Geräusche des Zentralmarktes (nur auf Vormittagstouren). Fahren Sie weiter in das elegante Habbous-Viertel - die neue Medina -, um die von den Franzosen in den 1920er Jahren gestalteten baumgesäumten Straßen zu sehen.

Halten Sie an, um das verzierte Äußere und die Tore des Königspalastes zu bewundern. siehe das Gerichtsgebäude von Mehkama; und besuchen Sie die Kathedrale Notre Dame de Lourdes, eine markante Kirche von 1956 mit spektakulären Buntglasfenstern.

Sehen Sie sich als Nächstes die Hassan-II-Moschee an, Afrikas größte und eine der größten Moscheen der Welt, die in den späten 1980er Jahren erbaut wurde. Bewundern Sie die wunderschöne Fassade und erfahren Sie, wie über 6.000 Kunsthandwerker das Holz, Granit und Marmor der Fassade schnitzten.

Zum Abschluss können Sie die Ain Diab Corniche, Casablancas Palmenpromenade, erkunden. Fahren Sie an den stilvollen Restaurants und Pools vorbei und bewundern Sie die Aussicht auf den glitzernden Atlantik.

Ihre Tour endet mit einem Abstecher an Ihrem ursprünglichen Startpunkt.

Hassan II Mosque

20 MinutenEintrittskarte nicht inbegriffen

Square of Mohammed V

10 MinutenKostenloser Eintritt

Royal Palace of Casablanca

10 MinutenKostenloser Eintritt

Notre Dame de Lourdes

15 MinutenKostenloser Eintritt

Ain Diab

20 MinutenKostenloser Eintritt

Place des Nations Unies

10 MinutenKostenloser Eintritt

Mahkama Du Pacha

15 MinutenKostenloser Eintritt

Weitere Informationen

  • Sie erhalten die Bestätigung zum Zeitpunkt der Buchung.
  • Bitte beachten Sie, dass der Königspalast für die Öffentlichkeit geschlossen ist, so dass Sie dies von außen sehen und Zeit haben, die Umgebung zu erkunden
  • Der Besuch der Moschee Hassan II ist nur von außen zu sehen. Wenn Sie das Innere sehen möchten, können Sie bei einem anderen Anlass zu einem unabhängigen Besuch zurückkehren
  • Nicht barrierefrei
  • Der Zentralmarkt ist nachmittags geschlossen und kann daher nur auf Vormittagstouren besucht werden
  • Mit Kinderwagen zugänglich
  • Begleittiere erlaubt
  • Gute Anbindung an öffentlichen Nahverkehr
  • Sitze für Kleinkinder verfügbar
  • Für die meisten Personen geeignet
  • Diese Tour/Aktivität ist für höchstens 15 Reisende geeignet.

Stornierungsbedingungen

Sie können Ihr Erlebnis bis zu 24 Stunden im Voraus stornieren, um eine vollständige Rückerstattung zu erhalten.

  • Es ist erforderlich, dass Sie mindestens 24 Stunden vor der Startzeit des Erlebnisses stornieren, um eine vollständige Rückerstattung zu erhalten.
  • Sollten Sie weniger als 24 Stunden vor der Startzeit des Erlebnisses stornieren, wird Ihnen der gezahlte Betrag nicht zurückerstattet.
  • Änderungen, die weniger als 24 Stunden vor der Startzeit des Erlebnisses vorgenommen werden, können nicht berücksichtigt werden.
  • Die Stichtermine basieren auf der lokalen Zeit am Ort des Erlebnisses.

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Nice experience
Elke_K, Mai 2022
Very good tour - very nice experience - incredible architecture and good insights into the culture and history.
This was the worst tour I've booked...
Amy S, Mai 2018
This was the worst tour I've booked on Viator. First off, the driver picked me up an hour early than when the tour started. Second, the tour guide mention that in Casablanca, the custom is to tip 20. The tour was rushed. And at one point he separated me and another participant, and I was left alone with the tour guide. He proceeded to walk me to a store that sells Moroccan rugs. I did not request to go shopping or inquired about such thing. He left me alone with 2 guys that were trying to sell me rugs. As a woman, I was afraid and had no idea what would happen next, since my tour guard was no where to be found. I politely said no. and they were angry and belligerent towards me. I've booked so many tours and this tour felt like a setup. No one should have to experience such intimidation and unprofessionalism. I would not recommend this tour to anyone with this tour guide because he's about making sure his friends get money. They also would not move the van until I tipped them to get me back to my hotel.
I did this tour on the afternoon of...
Roslyn O, Mai 2018
I did this tour on the afternoon of Wednesday 11 April 2018. It was a huge disappointment. Almost the minute I got into the vehicle the guide started talking about tips. We drove to the Hassan II Mosque. I chose not to go in. The guide didn't even bother to get out of the vehicle to show me around the outside of the building. The same thing happened at the Notre Dame de Lourdes Cathedral. My entrance fee was included there so why didn't he get out of the vehicle to show me around and give me some information? Isn't that what guides do? The rest of the tour was simply a drive past. We didn't even go to the Mehkama where my entrance fee was included in the high price I paid for this tour, or to the Royal Palace. However, in the just over 2 hours the tour is advertised as a 3 hour tour we managed to fit in a visit to a carpet factory and an argan oil shop neither of which were of interest to me. I didn't choose this tour for shopping and there is no mention of shopping in the tour details. It was simply an opportunity for the guide to receive kickbacks to add to the tip he was hoping for. For future visitors to Casablanca...this wasn't a pleasant afternoon so don't waste your money.
The highlight of this tour was the...
Arlene S, Mai 2018
The highlight of this tour was the ability to enter and explore the third largest mosque in the world. Generally, one cannot enter a mosque unless Moslem but this mosque permits it. It was beautiful and a great experience. Our guide was good and the rest of the tour was good but the mosque was the highlight.
The tour started out great. Just 4...
Debra S, Apr. 2018
The tour started out great. Just 4 of us with the guide and driver. Hassan II Mosque was beautiful. However we were taken to a rug place which we did not ask for and spent unnecessary time having to look at carpets which we had no intention of buying. We then asked about the Central Market and was advised we couldn't go there as 'it was too dangerous. we actually went back the next day on our own and had a great time. We dropped off our other 2 companions at their hotel and we were then taken to a restaurant for lunch which was recommended by the guide. It was lovely and the food was great however the guide hung around for some time I actually thought he was going to join us but then he seriously pressured us into giving him a decent tip. This was after pressuring us and the other couple into giving the driver a tip as well. After paying a fair amount for this tour, having to pay entrance for the mosque and lunch to then be pressured to tip the drive and the guide was very disappointing.
Terrible experience. Ruined...
Adrian G, März 2018
Terrible experience. Ruined Casablanca for us. We were never taken to Mohammed Square nor the Central Market. Advised by tour guide Mohammed to skip going inside Hassan II mosque because he wanted to give us a better and more personal tour of his city. We drove around and were taken to just one store this was the Central Market apparently and felt extremely pressured into buying a rug. After this better and more personal tour ended with getting ripped off by aforementioned store, Mohammed took us back to the bus where the other 5 or 6 guests were waiting for us to return. We followed the same exact route that our taxi took to get to the Central Market, There was absolutely nothing different from the better and more personal tour that Mohammed had promised us earlier. We felt that we were taken advantage of and had an awful experience in Casablanca. Since we listened to our local tour guide, we didn't do the tour inside the Mosque and missed out on the only thing worth doing in Casablanca. We were also dropped off 30 minutes early since we arrived by cruise. We mentioned many times that we didn't need to be back at exactly 1:00pm since the cruise was not leaving until 5:30pm but we were still dropped off by 12:30pm. We've done multiple tours through Viator and this is our only complaint ever.
I have spent half this price and got...
Andrew M, Jan. 2018
I have spent half this price and got double the value many other places in the world. It feels like Morocco and Casablanca are still trying to discover how to do tourism. I kept thinking during this tour and afterward that there had to be more interesting things to see and showcase I felt like we drove around a lot but only saw some things and actually got to experience very little. Now, the driver and Majid are very good. What could have made things better is if Majid understand his audience: I have ZERO interest in shopping but he never asked. The asking price for this tour is high enough for 3 hours that we really didn't need to stop at THREE separate places to be shown things that would have earned a kick-back if things would have been bought. I hate that part of tours, being dropped through sales traps, when all I really want to do is explore and see, not shop, the highlights. Seeing the rugs is interesting but the high-pressure sales by a large man wanting a couple of grand for a couple of these rugs is not a pleasant experience, 800 might be about the right price and that is likely too high so research this before you go on this tour or you'll get hood-winked. The following was what the tour was advertised to showcase: Visit top sights including the United Nations Place, Mohammed V Square, the Central Market and the Notre Dame de Lourdes Cathedral See the famous Hassan II Mosque and enjoy free time to stroll down the Ain Diab Corniche. Of these, I have no memory of seeing: the United Nations Place, Mohammed V Square, the Central Market. Meanwhile, the Notre Dame de Lourdes Cathedral is just not very interesting if you've seen any cathedral in Europe. Additionally, and totally out of Majid's control, the famous Hassan II Mosque, which is the highlight of this tour by-far, was closed to tourists because the king was coming for prayer. I'm so glad that I wasn't in town for just one day as I would have missed one of the only two things that were interesting, of the little shown to me, in Casablanca itself. The next day, I was on a Rabat Day Trip tour with dear Majid and driver again and they were super-kind enough to amend that trip to start with going to this famous Hassan II Mosque and it is absolutely worth the trip to Casablanca just to see this. Majid will charge you an additional 120 to take the tour on this tour you've already over-paid for, even though I saw a sign saying the cost was 50, but it seems to be the Morrocan way that you need to constantly grease the skids to make things run. Finally, the one highlight of that day was the seven minutes of advertised: free time to stroll down the Ain Diab Corniche. This promenade is one of Casablanca's best features. Instead of the 12 minutes we spent here, I would have been happy if they just dropped me off here and picked me up 3 hours later. Consider getting a hotel in this area if at all possible I made the mistake of not staying here. There seemed to be a ton of nice restaurants and the beaches and fresh ocean breezes are amazing. Being someone who lives in the middle of a continent that is frozen in December, this is where I would have wanted to spend the most time had I been asked. As it was, I saw about three things but got brought through three shopping experiences. To fill the missed time due to the king being at the mosque and not being able to get in, Majid was very kind and ate lunch with me my treat at a nice restaurant a block from my Sheraton hotel. Be warned if you are going to Morocco, if you're reading this, you likely are, that as soon as the guide parted ways with me like I had literally only two blocks to walk to my hotel without him, that there are plenty of people watching that will hit you up for money or even try to stick their hands in your pocket totally ruins the tourist experience and Morocco will struggle to be a destination for tourists as long as we are made to feel uneasy just to walk the streets in daylight and my guide encouraged me not to be out alone at night, and I'm a 6'3, 250 pound, 39 year old man. Other than when I had my driver and guide, I wouldn't leave the front steps of the hotel which made me feel like a prisoner and I've never felt that way anywhere on the globe that I've travelled. Would I go back to Morocco? Not likely I might give Marrakech a try but not Casablanca or Rabat.
Great tour with visit to the Mosque...
Yen E, Jan. 2018
Great tour with visit to the Mosque no lines, the guide was helpful enough to get us into the mosque without doing any line The Mosque was almost empty so we had a really nice view with slow pace throughout the mosque then going to the Catholic church and the walls made of colored crystals. We pass through Rick's Cafe, not good food open in 1984, a really good resemblance to the movie
Since I only had a day in...
Elana W, Dez. 2017
Since I only had a day in Casablanca, this tour was perfect to give me a broad vision of what Casablanca has to offer. Magic was so accommodating and responsive to my interests, and took me around the city, from the magnificent Hassan II mosque it is worth it to go inside, to the Corniche on the Atlantic, and a tour through some of Casablanca's neighbourhoods. Magic is a cosmopolitan, sweet Moroccan guide who wanted to make sure I had a good time and learned a lot about his country. Yes, I did end up coming home with a gorgeous camel-hair berber rug on which I surely could have haggled a better price, but the rug will always remind me of my short visit to Morocco, and will remind me to go back. The visits to the shops and the medina were quick and I didn't feel pressure to buy anything. Magic made sure that I was on time for my flight later that day and knew exactly how to make me feel relaxed and entertained the whole time. I would highly recommend this tour!
This experience was great, our tour...
modesticooper, Dez. 2017
This experience was great, our tour guide was awesome and it was a private tour we got to see everything .
This was by far the worst tour we...
Daniel S, Nov. 2017
This was by far the worst tour we have ever had through Viator. The guide spent most of his time telling us about buying berber rugs, and took us to a shop where we felt uncomfortable in a back room getting a hard sell. He didn’t even get off the bus for the main attractions leaving us to take pics.
The isnt much to see in Casablanca...
NATALIA A, Nov. 2017
The isnt much to see in Casablanca. Because we had a layover, we took advantage to tour the city. The tour guide was okay. Ive had better tour guides. What we also dont like is the tour guide bringing us to his friends souvenir shop which was overpriced. Skip Casablanca and see other parts of Morocco.
Great tour- we didn’t have long in...
Elisse, Okt. 2017
Great tour- we didn’t have long in Casablanca so this felt like it covered all the main points. Professional and courteous driver and guide.
Our guide, Mohammed Magic was...
Linda L, Okt. 2017
Our guide, Mohammed Magic was charming and very knowledgeable about Casablanca and Morocco. He told us a lot of history, which was very interesting. We went to the Hassan Mosque, walked the promenade, ate prickly pear cactus, and bought rugs.Magic was very open to what we wanted to do. Highly recommend him and the three hour tour.
It was disapointed! The guide talked...
Seung Hyun Y, Sept. 2017
It was disapointed! The guide talked a lot in the car, but neither ushering us nor providing information about visitng places. He just dropped us at the places and said take picture and come back to the car in 3 mins. He seemed only interested in taking us to shopping places. I absolutely do not recommend this day trip to people.
Considering what Casablanca has to...
Elizabeth B, Mai 2017
Considering what Casablanca has to offer I think the guide did a good job - mosque, cathedral, main plaza, waterfront, a few Art Deco buildings. Very informative tour.
Knowledgeable guide who provided lots...
leila, Mai 2017
Knowledgeable guide who provided lots of information
I was the only one on the tour, in a...
Laura D, Nov. 2016
I was the only one on the tour, in a big coach bus, it felt very intimidating. The guide told me I couldn't go into the mosque, because there were no tours allowed today. Yet I saw multiple groups go in. I didn't want a tour in there, I just wanted to look inside. There was no strolling around Ain Diab Corniche, I was only taken to multiple carpet places on what appeared to be back alley streets. Even though I told him I wasn't interested in any carpets.
The best thing about this tour was...
Paula W, Okt. 2016
The best thing about this tour was the option to see the Hassan II mosque -- we paid equivalent of 12 to get in and really got a fabulous tour. The rest of the look around Casablanca was really just a driving tour with not a lot of information. We got to see the church -- but there was no explanation -- the guide stayed on the bus, we never saw the Merkhama our info. said entrance fees to that were included. The guide was very knowledgeable and helpful but it wasn't what I was expecting from a city tour. There was also a STRONG emphasis on taking us shopping.
The city is so filthy and dirty I...
Janet_R, Okt. 2016
The city is so filthy and dirty I would never go back. Our tour guide Mohammad was ok at first, we stopped at the Mosque but did not go in as they were going to charge another 14 USD per person. Personally my thought is Christian churches don't charge why do mosques? After that I don't think there is much to see, he took us to a filthy market so he could buy something for his wife. He pointed out all the western hotel chains and then took us to a place so we sit thru a rug presentation aka sales pitch. It would have saved everyone involved if they had just ask when we walked in if anyone was in the market for a rug. No one bought a rug. We then sat thru an oils pitch. All in all we all just wanted to get back to our ship. I didn't talk to anyone on the ship who enjoyed this port. It appears they just throw their garbage on the street, if you don't like filth don't go to Casablanca.