Wear comfortable shoes, as exploring Quartier Habous involves a fair amount of walking on cobblestone streets. It’s a great place to shop for authentic Moroccan goods, so consider bringing cash, as smaller vendors may not accept credit cards. Don’t miss the opportunity to try the famous almond pastries from one of the local bakeries. Guided tours are available and can provide deeper insight into the district’s history and culture.

Quartier Habous is about a 15-minute drive from Casablanca’s city center. Taxis are a convenient and affordable option for reaching the district. Alternatively, public transportation, including buses, is available but may require some navigation. If you’re staying near Mohammed V Square, the district is close enough for a short taxi ride.

The best time to visit Quartier Habous is in the morning or late afternoon when the weather is pleasant, and the shops are open. Many businesses close during lunchtime, so plan your visit accordingly. Weekdays are ideal if you prefer a quieter experience, while weekends bring a livelier atmosphere with more locals visiting the area.

Quartier Habous is perfect for a half-day or full-day excursion. Pair your visit with a trip to the nearby Royal Palace, though note that the palace is closed to the public and can only be admired from the outside. You can also explore other parts of Casablanca, such as the Old Medina or the iconic Hassan II Mosque, to round out your day of cultural discovery.