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Get InspiredAfricaMoroccoCasablanca SettatCasablancaHassan II Mosque

Hassan II Mosque

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Mosque·Majestic, Serene, Awe Inspiring
Hassan II Mosque
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Hassan II Mosque
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Hassan II Mosque
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Hassan II Mosque
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Hassan II Mosque
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Hassan II Mosque
Photo by Claudia Z. from Google Places
Hassan II Mosque
Photo by Guillaume James from Google Places
Hassan II Mosque
Photo by Noa Ben Hamou from Google Places
Hassan II Mosque
Photo by Saimon Altaf einoddin from Google Places
Hassan II Mosque
Photo by Musta GTF Tours from Google Places

The Hassan II Mosque is a monumental symbol of Casablanca and a pinnacle of Moroccan architectural achievement. Completed in 1993, it is uniquely situated on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, with part of its structure famously designed to 'float' over the water. The mosque is renowned for its 210-meter minaret, which dominates the city's skyline. Inside, the vast prayer hall showcases incredible artistry, from hand-carved cedar wood to intricate zellij mosaics and marble floors. It is one of the few active mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors, offering guided tours that provide deep insight into its construction and religious significance. The experience is heightened by the serene atmosphere and the sound of waves crashing against the sea wall.

The Hassan II Mosque is a monumental symbol of Casablanca and a pinnacle of Moroccan architectural achievement. Completed in 1993, it is uniquely situated on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, with part of its structure famously designed to 'float' over the water. The mosque is renowned for its 210-meter minaret, which dominates the city's skyline. Inside, the vast prayer hall showcases incredible artistry, from hand-carved cedar wood to intricate zellij mosaics and marble floors. It is one of the few active mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors, offering guided tours that provide deep insight into its construction and religious significance. The experience is heightened by the serene atmosphere and the sound of waves crashing against the sea wall.

Address
Bd Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, Casablanca, Morocco
Websitefmh2.ma
Phone05 22 48 28 86

Highlights

  • The world's second-tallest minaret at 210 meters.

  • Stunning location with foundations built over the Atlantic Ocean.

  • Exquisite Moroccan craftsmanship including zellij tilework and carved cedar.

  • Massive prayer hall with a retractable roof and capacity for 25,000.

  • Guided tours available for non-Muslims to explore the interior.

Best For

Architectural enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful coastal landmark.

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals, Solo, Family

Reviews

4.7
Excellent29,8 K reviews

The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca is widely celebrated by visitors as a breathtaking masterpiece and a must-see landmark. Reviewers are consistently awed by its massive scale and its dramatic location, which makes the building appear to float on the Atlantic Ocean. The craftsmanship is a major highlight, with many praising the intricate tilework, hand-carved cedar, and stone details throughout the structure. While the guided tours are described as occasionally messy in their organization, they are highly recommended for the wealth of information provided about the architecture. The atmosphere is frequently described as serene and peaceful, even for non-religious visitors who appreciate the artistry. Overall, it is considered a proud symbol of Moroccan heritage that is both welcoming and architecturally stunning.

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Location

Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco
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