Shopping centres in Casablanca: 8 malls to know in 2026

Want to do everything in one place? The Morocco Mall, on the Aïn Diab corniche, has played that card since December 2011. At the opening, an AFP dispatch described it as the largest shopping centre in Africa. Wikipedia cites 70,000 m² of retail space. The official website lists the leisure options: the Aquadream aquarium, the musical fountain, Adventureland, an ice rink and Univers 6D. For shopping, it highlights Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga and Givenchy, but also Mango and New Balance. Hours: 10 am to 9 pm Sunday to Thursday, until 10 pm on Friday and Saturday. The restaurants close an hour later. Come by car. Wikipedia mentions 5,000 paid parking spaces, and the nearest tram stop is about 3 km away. The public keeps coming: 4.2 on Google from more than 23,000 reviews, noted in September 2026.

This is where the cinema is. On 20 December 2023, Pathé opened its first multiplex in Morocco at the Californie Mall: eight screens, including Africa's first 4DX screen, according to Le360 and Managers. The centre is the former Marjane Californie gallery, renamed in June 2023 according to Médias24. More than 40,000 m² of retail space around the hypermarket, and more than 1,000 parking spaces. Decathlon spreads over two levels. Celio, Samsung, King Jouet and Mumuso were among the brands announced in 2023. Kids get the Yasmine Fun Park flagship, 2,300 m² of attractions. The food court then included Oliveri, Brothers & Crêpes and Dream Donuts. A rainy Saturday? A film, an ice cream, and the little ones at the Fun Park. Google gives it 4.3 from around 1,600 reviews in September 2026.

Opened on 17 April 2019 on boulevard des Almohades, Marina Shopping is a joint venture between Marjane Holding and Foncière Chellah of the CDG group, according to the press at the time. The engine is the Marjane hypermarket. Around it, about 150 brands were announced at opening: Decathlon, Kiabi, LC Waikiki, Defacto, Virgin, Electroplanet. The first floor houses a food court with 34 restaurants, including McDonald's, Burger King and Pizza Hut. A spa and a leisure area were also announced. The underground car park has about 1,400 spaces on two levels. The smart move: the big monthly shop, then a quick lunch upstairs. Bear in mind these figures date from 2019; the list of shops may have changed. On Google, 4.3 from more than 8,700 reviews in September 2026.

On the site of the former Anfa airport, in the heart of Casablanca Finance City, Aeria Mall opened to the public on 1 March 2023, according to TelQuel. Three floors and around 25,000 m² of retail space at opening. The food hall has an aviation theme, a nod to the site's history. Among the first brands: Marjane, Flo, Adidas, Samsung, Yves Rocher, McDonald's and Burger King. The official website groups its shops by category and also lists everyday services: pharmacy, dry cleaner, beauty salon, and even a car wash. Open every day from 9 am to 11 pm, according to the website. More than 1,000 parking spaces were announced. Work at CFC? This is the place for a lunch break or quick shopping at the end of the day. The latest arrival on display: Espressolab.

On boulevard de la Corniche, AnfaPlace opened on 7 February 2013, at the foot of the Anfaplace Living Resort complex. Its manager Grit reports a complete renovation in 2019, repositioning it towards families. Around 33,000 m² of lettable space. Carrefour, Virgin, LC Waikiki, Marks & Spencer and Alpha 55 anchor the offer, along with Mango and Costa Coffee. The food court centres on McDonald's, KFC and Burger King. In 2022, TelQuel reported the opening of Fun Art Place, alongside Gymbo and The Doorz, as well as the restaurant Coco Palm. Already on the corniche for a stroll? A stop at Carrefour, a coffee, and you're done. Smaller than its neighbour the Morocco Mall, it's quick to get round.

People come here mainly for efficiency. The Tachfine Center, a Marjane group mall on boulevard Ibn Tachfine, opened in two stages at the end of 2016: the hypermarket and Electroplanet on 3 November, the rest of the shops on 20 December, according to Médias24. At opening, more than 70 brands were announced, including Gemo, a food court and a Fun Park for children. Le360 also reported a Tati of around 1,500 m² upstairs. The centre is near Casa-Voyageurs station, and two parking levels offer more than 1,000 spaces. News for film fans: in February 2026, Le Desk reported that Marjane is preparing a Pathé here, after the one at the Californie Mall. No opening date has been confirmed. Google rating: 4.2 from nearly 8,000 reviews (September 2026).

Want to get out of Casa without going far? La Promenade is in Bouskoura's Ville Verte. Its big draw is the cinema: on 9 April 2025, Cinerji opened its first "Ciné Boutique" there, five small screens with 250 seats in total, according to Médias24 and TelQuel. For food, the centre's website lists Paul, a Joël Robuchon address, Tobiko, Baggli, Limone Del Garda and Celebritea. Among the shops, you'll find Miniso, Mon Jouet, Pavé Chocolat and Leo Milano, and a Carrefour Market for everyday groceries. The website mentions private, secure parking, electric car charging points and access for people with reduced mobility. Open every day from 9 am to 11 pm. The perfect plan for a film followed by dinner.

Live in Dar Bouazza or spending the weekend there? Sela Plaza is the local shopping centre, on the route d'Azemmour, in Oulad Azzouz. It's part of Aradei Capital's Sela network. Its anchor: a 3,600 m² Carrefour hypermarket opened in September 2019, with nearly 40% of the floor space devoted to fresh produce, according to Médias24. For food, the centre's website lists Paul, Burger King, Caribou Coffee, Baskin Robbins, Ibn Bairout, La Prunelle and Pralinor. The listing's photos also show an arcade games area for children. Hours shown on the official website: 9 am to 10 pm. It's modest in size, but it covers groceries, a coffee and an ice cream without driving into central Casa. Google rating noted in September 2026: 4.2 from 455 reviews.