Casablanca

Religious Landmarks

Casablanca’s spiritual landscape is defined by its architectural diversity, ranging from the monumental Hassan II Mosque on the Atlantic coast to the modernist concrete design of Notre Dame de Lourdes. This collection highlights the city's multicultural history through its active places of worship, including the historic Beth El Synagogue, traditional Moroccan mosques in the Habous district, and mid-century Orthodox churches serving the city's diverse international communities.

Hassan II Mosque

The Hassan II Mosque is a mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. It is the second largest functioning mosque in Africa and is the 14th largest in…

The Shrine of Sidi Abderrahman

This complex is accessible only during the low tide. Approach it through Corniche for the great views - it is not opened to non-Muslims.

Dormition Russian Orthodox Church

Built in 1958, this church features traditional Russian Orthodox architecture with blue domes. It serves as a primary place of worship for the Russian community in Morocco.

Beth El Synagogue

The center of Casablanca's Jewish community, this synagogue is known for its grand white facade and vibrant stained-glass windows. It remains a significant site for religious and social gatherings.

Eglise Notre Dame de Lourdes

A modernist Catholic church completed in 1954, famous for its striking brutalist architecture and 250 square meters of colorful stained glass created by French master Gabriel Loire.

Greek Orthodox Church

Established in the 1920s to serve the Greek community, this church features traditional Byzantine-style iconography and religious artifacts.

Mosquee Mohamed VI msjd mhmd alsads

Located in the Habous district, this mosque showcases traditional Moroccan craftsmanship, including intricate zellij tilework and carved cedar wood characteristic of the New Medina's architecture.

Notre Dame de Guadalupe sydt ghwadalwby

A Catholic parish church that serves a diverse international congregation, offering services in multiple languages for the local and expatriate Christian community.