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Shopping The guide was updated: 2024-02-09

If you're captivated by traditional home decor and souvenirs, Morocco will feel like a paradise. Kilims and Shoedwi, carpets adorned with colourful geometric patterns, often in black and white, are a top pick. These are typically handmade and sold in quaint shops situated in the alleyways around Boulevard Félix Houphouët-Boigny or in the medinas.

Alongside carpets, ceramics and pottery items like tagines, as well as woven textiles, enjoy equal popularity. You'll often find them in bazaars alongside dried fruits and spices. Remember, haggling is not just accepted but expected when shopping here. The golden rule is to be patient and take your time.

Alpha 55

Alpha 55

Alpha 55 is one of the biggest department stores in Casablanca. Here you can find numerous shops that sell just about everything, from jewellery and home decoration to clothes and toys or gift ideas and souvenirs.

Morocco Mall

Morocco Mall

Morocco Mall is not only the biggest mall in Casablanca; it is also the second-biggest one in entire Africa. The mall opened in 2011 and has several shops, an IMAX cinema and a large and varied food court. Aquadream is a gigantic aquarium that visitors can even go scuba diving in.

Quartier Habous (New Medina)

Quartier Habous (New Medina)

In Quartier Habous you can find the New Medina and traditional markets, offering one of the city's best destinations for souvenir shopping. If you like modernity, traditional architecture and Moroccan handicrafts you will feel right at home here.

Local Markets

Local Markets

Scattered across Casablanca are small, local markets that offer a genuine glimpse into Moroccan culture and crafts. From traditional souvenirs and local produce to clothing, silver jewellery, and rugs, these markets have it all. Don't forget to put your haggling skills to good use — you'll need them to snag the best deals.

El Maârif

El Maârif

Located in the heart of Casablanca, the Maârif neighbourhood is a haven for fashionistas. Here, you'll find a mix of international brands like Prada alongside a variety of eateries — from fast-food chains to traditional bakeries and Italian trattorias. If you're in the mood for some high-end shopping, Maârif is the place to be.

Anfaplace Shopping Center

Anfaplace Shopping Center

Anfaplace is a large shopping centre in Casablanca located right by the ocean. Here you can go shopping for women's fashion, men's fashion, food and much more and, when in need to regain strength after an afternoon of shopping, you can stop-by at one of the over 20 eateries.

Derb Ghallef

Derb Ghallef

Head to Derb Ghallef for a busy flea market experience set amidst a labyrinth of shopping streets. Part of the larger Maârif area, this neighbourhood offers a treasure trove of goods — from clothes and books to furniture and electronics. It's the ideal place to put your haggling skills to the test. While you're there, don't miss the century-old Horticulture Garden for a quieter moment amid the shopping frenzy.

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