If you live in Morocco can not miss the Casablanca market and numerous shops. Of course, there is a supermarket that opened recently, but do not miss the "real products" the Grand Central Market which is in Station Avenue, refuged behind a row of white arches in which lots is available to you flowers, waterfalls of nuts and spices carefully mounted in their wicker baskets; you will enjoy the smells of roasted coffee.
If you glance at reality of this city, and its' facades, you only have to get to the Place des Nations Unies, where the impressive Hyatt hotel is. Down the road that lies directly opposite the Boulevard Mohammed V, is the commercial street lined with spectacular 1930's buildings. Domes, gazebos, cedar balconies ... The remains of the Hotel Lincoln are here, whose ruins overlook the very lively Central Market: Fruits, vegetables, oysters, flowers, dates, spices ... At lunch time, sit on the terrace of one of the restaurants and order the speciality: Fresh fish. My recommendations: be careful crossing
