La Sqala is a historic fortress in Casablanca, built in the 17th century as part of the city’s coastal defenses. Designed to protect against naval attacks, the fort features thick stone walls, bastions, and cannons that once helped secure the coastline. Over time, it transitioned from a military outpost to a historical site. Today, visitors can walk along its preserved fortifications, see remnants of its defensive structures, and learn about its role in Casablanca’s history. The site also offers a quiet spot to appreciate the city’s architectural past and coastal views.