Mohammed V Square

A beautiful Square with many buildings of prominence around. A perfect place for people-watching. You could sit here for hours and gaze at people here. There is even a fountain here which are flooded with Pigeons, making waves when they fly away. Walkable from here are many other historical spots. It is even easily accessible by Tram.

Where Pigeons Rule and Fountains Steal the Show! Mohammed V Square is where you go when you want to feel fancy and feed a pigeon army at the same time. The square is clean, spacious, and surrounded by gorgeous colonial architecture that makes you wonder if you’ve accidentally walked into a movie set. The fountains put on a decent water show (especially in the evening), and the vibe is pretty chill—perfect for people-watching, photoshoots, or pretending you're deep in thought while munching on street snacks. Definitely worth a visit—especially if you're into architecture, relaxing walks, or friendly pigeons with no sense of personal space.

Worth a quick stop for some photos at the fountain. Head off the square a bit and you’ll find a beautiful garden with flowering trees and arbors dripping with wisteria blossoms! Good place for a picnic lunch.

The Square full of pigeons, nice to take pictures with them. There are people that sells corn to feed the pigeons.

Worth a visit and a good way poi t for a self guided tour

A pleasant stop as we walked from the defunct Cathedral to the Arab League Park and then to the medina. Fun for our little girl (nearly 2) to chase pigeons and run around. But otherwise a fairly average place with nothing obviously to do or see beyond a man offering kids car rides, or buying bird seed. The Wecasablanca sign is very old and delapidated and would be better removed or replaced, as it would create a nice photo opportunity for tourists. As we were here a Sunday in Ramadan, perhaps we missed other things that normally are available at the square or the little tourist info booth that was closed. We'll be back soon to see! First time we tried to access this, we came from the wrong corner to the non-fountain side of the square, which is completely blocked by barriers.

Not lying about being "pigeon covered" . There are always "photographers" chasing tourists. Stay clear cause they'll ask for money even to take a photo on your phone.

Nice fountain but full of pigeons. Some people take money for seeds and for taking pics with tourists. Kinda messy.