The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a symbolic monument for the city. This Catholic Church was built in 1930. In 1956, when the independence of Morocco was proclaimed, the church was closed. However, the historic building was not destroyed. Now it is used for exhibitions and various cultural events. In the church, many interesting elements of decoration were preserved. Fans of unusual sights will be interested in visiting the El-Hank Lighthouse. It was built in 1914 and is located on a rocky promontory. The height of this majestic lighthouse is 50 meters. Now for a small fee, everyone can make a tour of the lighthouse, which is conducted by the superintendent himself. Inside the lighthouse, there is an ancient spiral staircase, and many more beautiful elements of marble finishing. At the top of the tower is a wonderful observation deck, from which, you can see very clearly as though in your palms, many iconic landmarks of Casablanca. It is noteworthy that after more than a hundred years, the lighthouse is still used for its intended purpose.
An interesting place for evening walks will be the square of Mohammed V. It is located in the heart of the economic region of Casablanca. Around this square are beautiful modern buildings, in which various public and commercial organizations are located. In the immediate vicinity of the square is an elegant garden, fully equipped for a comfortable stay, and also an embankment. Many experienced tourists come to the square in the evening to admire the musical fountain with the onset of darkness.
To get acquainted with the national history and culture of Casablanca, the Moroccan Jewish Museum will help. Its exposition includes many interesting religious accessories, as well as objects of everyday life, traditional costumes, ornaments and works of art. Here you can see old photographs, as well as crafts of local artisans.
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