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A private four-hour tour to visit three of Casablanca’s popular museums. We’ll start with a stop at the Hassan II Mosque Museum to look at traditional arts and crafts and to learn about about the construction of the mosque. Next we’ll visit the Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum, where we’ll peruse a private collection of art and artifacts from around the world. Finally, we’ll head to the Museum of Moroccan Judaism to learn about Moroccan Jewish traditions and history while viewing historic photos, ritual objects, clothing and more.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Your driver will pick you up at your hotel, cruise ship dock, or other location specified by you.
We visit the Hassan II Mosque Museum, not the mosque itself. If you’d like to see the mosque interior in tandem with the museums tour, please plan to tour the mosque independently at 9 a.m if you’re joining us for a morning tour, or 1 p.m. if you prefer the afternoon tour. Request the mosque visitor entrance as your pickup location and your guide will meet you there.
At the Hassan II Mosque Museum, inaugurated in 2012, visitors learn about the mosque’s intricate and varied construction stages which combined traditionalism and modernism. Visitors can also view a collection of traditional artisanal products and crafts as well as samples of the carved wood, zellige, mosaics, marble and plaster used in the mosque’s construction.
Closed Sunday and Monday. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 10h00 till 18h00. Located in a French colonial style houses, the museum features the private collections of posters, art and artifacts and other objects of interest acquired by a local business man during his travels.
Closed Saturday. Open Sunday through Friday from 10h00 till17h00. The Museum of Moroccan Judaism is the only one of its kind in the Arab World. Located in Oasis in a villa which was once used as a Jewish orphanage, the museum pays tribute to Moroccan Jewish life and traditions through its collection of photographs, clothing, and ritual objects such the ones used for circumcision.