Audio Guide of Mohammed V Square

Mohammed V Square is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, as it is an open-air public space. It is easily accessible on foot from the center of Casablanca, via Boulevard Mohammed V, or by taxi; use Google Maps for accurate directions. For more details, check the official Casablanca tourism website.

No, visiting Mohammed V Square is completely free, as it is a public square. No tickets or reservations are required. Ideal for tight budgets.

It is recommended to spend between 30 and 45 minutes for a relaxed stroll, admiring the buildings and central gardens. If you combine it with photos or a rest on the benches, it can extend to an hour.

Built during the French colonial era in the 1920s, it is the administrative and civic heart of Casablanca, named in honor of King Mohammed V, a symbol of Moroccan independence. It represents the fusion of Art Deco architecture and the modern urban life of the city.

The best time is at sunset or early in the morning to avoid the intense midday heat; in spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November) the weather is ideal. Avoid summer if you cannot tolerate high temperatures.

Yes, the square is mostly accessible with flat surfaces and ramps on the surrounding sidewalks, although some curbs can be a challenge. I recommend adapted taxis or checking with your hotel for assistance.

Nearby you will find the Church of the Sacred Heart (5 min walk), the Abderrahman Slaoui Museum (10 min) and Boulevard Mohammed V with its shops. Explore the Royal Palace, a 15-minute walk away, for a complete tour.

Bring water, sunscreen and comfortable shoes; sit in the central gardens to observe local life. For an enriched experience, download an audio guide on IAudioguia and combine it with a coffee at the nearby terraces.