Useful addresses to prepare your trip Morocco

The consulate offers a range of administrative procedures and services to French nationals living in Agadir, such as assistance with access to CFE health cover, school grants, visa applications for foreign nationals, etc. It also has a cultural and community center. It also has a cultural and associative space. For any questions or requests, we strongly recommend that you make an appointment in advance.

Founded in the eighteenth century, the park became public in the twentieth century. 8 ha of green spaces with wifi and free access internet terminals, 5 minutes walk from Jemaâ el-Fna Square! A great opportunity to take a small walk towards Guéliz with a break in this beautiful park, equipped with numerous interactive terminals, a multimedia esplanade and a showroom dedicated to discovering the new information and communication technologies.

This cyber soon became the Q.G. of all students in the surrounding schools, mainly those of French Lycée. Large parts of network games are organized.

This internet cafe is located on main avenue Mohamed V, next to the Dimitri supermarket. You will find 10 workstations and broadband connection.

With telephone and fax, it is right in front of the Imilchil restaurant, next to the covered market.

In Casablanca

55, rue Omar Slaoui

Tel: 212 22 27 11 77 - Fax: 212 22 20 59 29

A El Jadida

Ch. Trade
Avenue Ibn Khaldun

Tel: 212 23 34 47 88 - Fax: 212 23 34 47 89

In Rabat

22 Avenue d'Algiers
Tel: 212 37 66 06 63 - Fax: 212 37 72 59 91

The reception is warm, and the price is soft!

This cybercafe is ideally located, just a few steps from Jemaâ el-Fna Square and best suited. The cafe-restaurant of the same name is right next to the terrace.

You will find a Hassan II post office and another place D'Cheira.

Exchange service.

To send a letter or postcard to France, you must count 7,80 DH.

A beautiful building inaugurated in 1919 by Marshal Lyautey. The euro can also be changed at a fairly interesting rate.

It is located at the end of the main street on the left.

19 computers connected.

This large format quarterly magazine can be picked up free of charge in certain establishments (restaurants, hotels, shops) that have chosen to advertise in it. On the agenda: the citybuzz and urban news with visiting celebrities; the culturoscope which profiles personalities in love with Marrakech (the perfumer Serge Lutens for example) or emerging talents; beauty, fashion and design addresses. And finally, the food section and current events or a close-up on a new chef who has just arrived.

Since 2006, Les Editions du Chameau has been printing beautiful postcards of the country, which are distributed throughout Morocco. From Tangier to Dakhla, they can be found in airports, train stations, gas stations, hotels... The company is managed by Rodolphe Fumoux and Cécile Gayon, a French couple in love with Morocco. Several photographers work for the company, including Cécile Treal and Jean-Michel Ruiz, a couple from Mohammedia who have been working in the country for about thirty years. The postcards are of good quality and the colors are vibrant.

The French Institute is in charge of the promotion and dissemination of culture and art abroad in all matters relating to books, films, the French language, knowledge and ideas in general. In Morocco, there are 12 institutes dependent on the French Embassy, including those in Tangier, Agadir, Casablanca and Marrakech. The programme is very rich and varied, from plays to concerts and from lectures to exhibitions. Check it out on the website.

An internet cafe in one of the city's busiest streets. 5 DH/h.

Chancery services (elections, taxes, CNI and passport…), civil status, social service and security.