Région de Casablanca-Settat

Monuments à Casablanca-Settat

Casablanca-Settat Highlights

Casablanca-Settat showcases a diverse architectural timeline, ranging from the traditional Moorish and Andalusian craftsmanship of the Mahkamat al-Pasha administrative complex to the 20th-century Art Deco elegance of Villa des Arts. The region’s urban landscape is defined by the historic Muhammad V Square and the retro-futuristic concrete Zevaco Dome, a landmark of 1970s modernist design. Along the coast, the 51-meter El Hank Lighthouse, operational since 1920, provides panoramic views and insight into Morocco’s maritime heritage.

Casablanca-Settat Highlights — Carte

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Mahkamat al-Pasha

Historic administrative complex and courthouse featuring traditional Moorish and Andalusian architecture. It is known for its intricate mosaics, carved cedar wood ceilings, and marble courtyards.

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Muhammad V Square

Public square featuring historic architecture and recognized heritage status.

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El Hank Lighthouse

Historic lighthouse standing at 51 meters high, featuring a climb of 256 steps to an upper observation platform. Originally operational in 1920, the structure was recently renovated to serve as a cultural space highlighting maritime history.

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Zevaco Dome

Modernist, retro-futuristic underground pedestrian crossing featuring a bold concrete dome. Designed in the 1970s, this architectural landmark is a significant example of 20th-century urban design.

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Villa des Arts

Contemporary art museum and cultural center housed in a 1934 Art Deco villa. It features rotating exhibitions of contemporary Moroccan and international artists along with a well-maintained garden.