The United Nations Square in Casablanca should be the first destination on your list if you plan on visiting a bustling part of Morocco. After all, the square is known as the “Heart of Casablanca”, and it is here where you will be able to interact with the locals and truly soak in the local culture. Besides the street vendors that are present at every corner, the square is also home to many charming Art Deco buildings, giving off a rather whimsical vibe as you walk down the streets. You might be curious as to why there are so many European-styled buildings in this part of North Africa too. Well, these were all built during the era of French colonisation, but rather than tear them down, they have been preserved as a reminder of Morocco’s history and influences. Sports fans will be interested to know that football matches are held here at the square every night. Even if you don’t speak the same language as the locals, the love for sports is a universal one, so do join in and interact with the locals. This square encourages such interaction, and who knows, you might end up wishing you never had to leave.