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Ain Diab
Edit ThisThe beach at Ain Diab is actually quite nice. Many beach clubs line the Ocean front with names like Le Tonga, Miami or Tahiti. Daycards can be expensive, but you can shop around and as a tourist you might have a chance to be let in at a reduced price. sara: reola mona: nice
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Lusitania
Edit ThisLusitania is the Jewish district of Casablanca. About 5000 jews still live in the city. The main Synagogue, the Namarroch is at the corner of the rue Rousseau and the Rue Ibn Rochd. There are also different jewish schools in the quarter. Priscila:
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Place Mohammed V
Edit ThisAlso known as Place des Nations Unies, this square in the centre of Casablanca is one of the nicest examples of French Colonial Architecture. This kind of architecture, known as Mauresuqe, was heavily influenced by art deco. Benali Naima: mona: nice
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Hassan II Mosque
Edit ThisThere is no arguing about taste; it's one of the most beautiful modern structures built. It's one of the biggest in the world. It’s also one of the most expensive, $800 million went into the project of building it, all Moroccans have directly contributed - a tax was imposed on them to help build it. Non-Muslims can see the homage to Allah. The entry fee is 100dh.
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