Royal Palace of Casablanca
القصر الملكي
A royal palace next to the Habous quarter. The interior is closed to visitors, but its carved bronze gates and guard gatehouses are classic photo spots.
The Royal Palace of Casablanca lies in the Mers Sultan district, next to the New Medina of Habous. It is where the king stays when visiting Casablanca.
The interior is not open to the public. Visitors can photograph the enormous carved bronze gates, the green glazed tiles and the guards from the main square in front of the palace, but must not approach or photograph the guards head-on.
It is usually visited on foot together with the Habous quarter and the Pasha's Court, about 15 minutes in total.
Opening hours
Exterior viewing only
Nearby sights
- Mahkama du Pacha
- Quartier Habous
- Notre-Dame de Lourdes Church
- Art Deco Downtown & Boulevard Mohammed V
- Marché Central
- Mohammed V Square
- Arab League Park
- Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum