Hassan II Mosque

Visiting the Hassan II Mosque was truly unforgettable. The moment you arrive, the scale and beauty of the architecture leave you in awe the intricate details, the marble work, and the oceanfront setting make it one of the most stunning landmarks I’ve ever seen. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the guided tours are very informative, offering a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship and cultural significance of the mosque. Whether you’re interested in architecture, history, or simply looking for a serene place to admire, this is an absolute must-visit in Casablanca

😃 👍The Hassan II Mosque is a breathtaking masterpiece of Islamic architecture and a true pride of Casablanca! 🕌🇲🇦 The intricate tilework, hand-carved cedar wood, and the majestic minaret soaring over the Atlantic Ocean are simply awe-inspiring. I was deeply moved by the serene atmosphere and the sheer scale of the prayer hall. The guided tours are incredibly informative, highlighting the craftsmanship of thousands of Moroccan artisans. Whether you come for prayer or to admire the art, it’s an unforgettable, spiritual, and world-class experience! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

An absolutely breathtaking landmark and a must-see in Casablanca. The Hassan II Mosque is extraordinary in both scale and detail, from the intricate tilework and carved stone to its dramatic location overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The craftsmanship throughout is remarkable and clearly reflects an immense level of care and artistry. The vast prayer hall, towering minaret, and beautifully designed courtyards are awe-inspiring without feeling overwhelming. Everything is impeccably maintained, and there is a strong sense of calm despite the sheer size of the complex. Even if you’re not usually drawn to religious architecture, this mosque leaves a lasting impression and stands out as one of the most memorable sights in the city. Truly one of Casablanca’s highlights.

The Hassan II Mosque is one of the largest religious buildings in the world and is a recognizable symbol of Casablanca and all of Morocco. It is located on the very shore of the Atlantic Ocean, and part of its foundation is built above the water, which is why it is often described as a mosque that "floats on the sea". Its minaret is 210 meters high, making it one of the tallest in the world, and at the top there is a laser whose beam is directed towards Mecca. The special feature of this building is a movable roof that can be opened in just a few minutes, transforming the main prayer hall into an open-air space. Unlike most other mosques in Morocco, this one is open to non-Muslim visitors, allowing everyone to admire this beautiful Moroccan building.

Amazing mosque. It is so big its impressive viewed from the square. Very nice that its open for public. It is beautiful, with many moroccan materials. Built in just a few years. The artwork is impressive. The guided tour is organized a bit messy but eventually you get great information about the place. Very nice to see the washing place downstairs. Because of mainetenamce there was some scaffolding but there was still a lot to see.

The third biggest mosque in the world is impressive in so many ways. Architecturerly it is beautiful, it has a roof that opens and can hold 25000 inside and 80000 outside. And yet it has an atmosphere that is so peaceful and welcoming it almost feels personal. Just for clarity I am not in any sense a religious person but I do appreciate and respect others views and do not believe everything is black and white. We had a very impressive guide who was very knowledgeable and funny. I would highly recommend visiting. I hope this isn't disrespectful but I would like to see a service, that would be very educational.

This beautiful historic mosque boasts superb architecture both inside and out. It’s a must-visit. Muslims are welcome to visit without a ticket during prayer times. We were permitted to enter between Asr and Maghrib for approximately two hours to pray and explore the stunning architecture.

A must visit landmark when visiting Casablanca. A very intriguing and intricate design blending traditional Moroccan craftsmanship with modern technology. The guides are well versed in multiple languages and are knowledgeable. Cleanliness of the building is paramount, having to take your shoes off and carry them in a sac as you wander through the mosque. Great experience, highly recommend.