Special guided tours are available for non-Muslims throughout the day. This is the original Arab town, partly enclosed by the old wall. It is a maze of narrow streets and white washed brick or stone houses, full of shops with everything imaginable for sale. The Port Central Casablanca Morocco's biggest and busiest port and one of the largest on the African continent. With a number of deepwater quays, the port abounds with shipping from oil tankers to cruise liners.
Fishing is plentiful as are pleasure boats.
Centre 2000, a large shopping complex is worth visiting. This area, also known as the Quartier Habous or district of holy men, is south of the city and was built by the French in an attempt to solve the housing problems of the 1930s. The endeavour to blend traditional Morrocan architecture with modern urban planning has proved to be surprisingly successful. This is one of many religious sites in Morocco, thought to be the burial place of holy men. Many pilgrims make their way here, as it is believed the site possesses great spiritual healing powers.