Casablanca Shopping

  1. Ancienne Medina Hammam

    For a more traditional experience, try the Ancienne Medina Hammam near the youth hostel in the old medina.

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  2. Central Market

    If you're planning a picnic on the beach, head for the Central Market, which is located between Blvd Mohammed V and Rue Allah ben Abdellah. It's a fascinating place to just stroll and has a great selection of fresh produce and a couple of good delis.

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  3. Disques GAM

    For a good selection of traditional Arab and Berber music try Disques GAM

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  4. Exposition Nationale d'Artisanat

    If you'd rather avoid haggling altogether head for the Exposition Nationale d'Artisanat where you'll find three floors of high-quality, fixed-price crafts.

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  5. Gauthier Livres

    Books by French and Moroccan writers, as well as road maps.

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  7. Le Comptoire Marocain de Distribution de Disques

    For a good selection of traditional Arab and Berber music try Le Comptoire Marocain de Distribution de Disques .

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  8. Libraire Livre Servile

    A bookshop with a small selection in a central location.

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  9. Quartier Habous

    Although not an artisan centre, Casablanca has a good choice of traditional crafts from around Morocco. The most pleasant place to shop is the picturesque Quartier Habous, south of the centre. Merchants here do little to pressure you into their shops, so it's less of an ordeal than in other places. However, the quality of crafts can be variable and hard bargaining is the order of the day.

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