This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Casablanca is well versed in transformation. Anfa, the Amazigh settlement that once stood here, was obliterated by the Portuguese in ...

The 25-story Casablanca Finance City Tower has become the first project to be completed in the newly-established Casablanca Finance City, a new business district being developed in Morocco's Anfa ...

CASABLANCA, Morocco - Our story starts in 1942 with Europe in the midst of war. We find ourselves in the dusty North African outpost of Casablanca, where a motley assortment of refugees, political ...

The site is Casablanca’s former Anfa airport. It may not be the one where Humphrey Bogart famously bid farewell to Ingrid Bergman in the 1942 film classic named after the Moroccan port city, but it ...

Clotheslines, satellite dishes and tangled cables have sprouted on the deteriorating facades of central Casablanca's buildings, constructed nearly a century ago under French rule Clotheslines, ...

Ever since he ascended the throne in 1999, his Majesty Mohammed VI, King of Morocco, has nursed one persistent ambition: to transform Casablanca, the Kingdom’s largest city and economic center, into ...

Through the decrepit interiors of the Marche Central in Casablanca, a Gypsy quartet meander in sneakers and dirty jeans, a forgotten violinist, a stumbling fiddle player, and a singer performing what ...

'The thing about Casablanca is that it's so real', says Kathy Kriger, the American diplomat- turned-Casablancan landlady, standing in her bar and waving her arms around. And this is where the problem ...