Wear comfortable shoes, as you’ll likely spend a lot of time walking through the market’s narrow paths. Be prepared to bargain if you’re shopping—it’s a common practice here. Early mornings are the best time for fresh seafood and produce. While the market is generally safe, keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas.

The Central Market is located on Boulevard Mohammed V in downtown Casablanca. It’s easily accessible by taxi, tram, or on foot if you’re staying nearby. The Casablanca Tramway has a stop right outside the market, making it a convenient option for public transport users.

 Visiting in the morning is ideal for experiencing the market at its most vibrant. Vendors are setting up fresh goods, and the atmosphere is lively. If you’re looking for a quieter experience, consider visiting closer to lunchtime when the crowds thin out slightly. Avoid visiting late in the day when many stalls begin to close.

A visit to Casablanca Central Market can be part of a full day of exploration. Combine it with nearby attractions such as Mohammed V Square, where you can admire colonial-era architecture, or the Old Medina, a short walk away. For a leisurely end to your day, head to the Corniche area to enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean and a relaxing dinner by the sea.