The Casablanca Cathedral was built in 1930 while Morocco was under the rule of France. The cathedral was designed by Paul Tournon, a French architect. It was dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The cathedral is used for fairs and exhibitions. Interesting facts about the Casablanca Cathedral include the following:
- The cathedral was used as a school and a culture center when Morocco became independent.
- It is designed in a Neo-Gothic style with Art Deco and Moroccan Muslim influences.
Famous people connected to the Casablanca Cathedral include:
- Paul Tournon
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