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Casablanca, Zaragoza — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Casablanca, a district of Zaragoza, carries Stadium Casablanca, the Pabellón Multiusos Alfonso Soláns Serrano and El Olivar.
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Where to stay in Casablanca
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Beds here sit within reach of Stadium Casablanca, and the Pabellón Multiusos Alfonso Soláns Serrano draws crowds on event nights from across Zaragoza. Green space is the trade-off. El Olivar and the grounds around the Iglesia del Monasterio Cisterciense de Santa Lucía give the district a quieter register than the streets nearer the middle of Zaragoza, which suits travellers who want room to breathe.
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About Casablanca
What are the main landmarks in Casablanca?
Sport sets the tone. Stadium Casablanca and the Pabellón Multiusos Alfonso Soláns Serrano handle the fixtures and concerts that pull people into this part of Zaragoza from every other district. El Olivar joins them on the same short register of named sites.
Older stonework survives at the Iglesia del Monasterio Cisterciense de Santa Lucía, whose Cistercian foundation gives Casablanca its one properly monastic address.
What is the history of Casablanca?
Documented history is sparse. The oldest named site is the Iglesia del Monasterio Cisterciense de Santa Lucía, whose Cistercian monastery puts a religious foundation on ground that forms part of Zaragoza. Everything else reads modern.
Stadium Casablanca, the Pabellón Multiusos Alfonso Soláns Serrano and El Olivar make up the rest of the district's registered sites, and all three answer to the sporting and civic city rather than the monastic one.
Where is Casablanca?
Casablanca spreads across roughly six square kilometres of Zaragoza, ground it shares with Stadium Casablanca and El Olivar.
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Updated August 2026