Arab League Park Travel Guide: Top Sights in Morocco, Tours & Travel

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Arab League Park- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Modern Urban; Morocco; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 2 hours

Arab League Park in Casablanca is a prominent urban green space spanning 30 acres in the city center, bordered by Hassan II Boulevard, Roudani Boulevard, and Algiers Street. Designed in 1913 by French architect Albert Laprade under the direction of Henri Prost, the park was originally named Parc Lyautey in honor of Morocco's first French résident général. It features historic arches relocated from the old Portuguese Prison of Anfa, integrated into a pergola near Hassan II Boulevard. In the 1950s, the park expanded with Parc Yasmina, an amusement area along Moulay Youssef Boulevard, but years of neglect led to its decline. A major renovation project began in 2016, with an investment of 100 million Moroccan dirhams to restore the park’s infrastructure and landscape. Though initially scheduled for reopening in 2018, the park remained closed as of 2019, with ongoing efforts to revitalize it as a central space for recreation and cultural activities in Casablanca.

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Reviews of Arab League Park

Abdullah Siddiqi

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-21

Went there with lots expectations but came back totally pleased .. amazing place .. you will love the vibe of families enjoying and sharing simple joys of life .. The landscaping is wonderful specially the fountain and the canal .. make time for it
Monika

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-05

I came here recently to do a photo shoot and was pleasantly surprised that the park is even more beautiful in person than I expected. So well maintained, very green and beautiful and plenty of space for people to walk, jog, walk their dogs, and many spaces for children to play. For a cat lover like myself, I was happy to see cats in many colors, and many opportunities to take beautiful photos all throughout the park.
Miles Macdonald

5
Reviewed: 2024-05-18

Very nice park and one of the few (very few) highlights of Casablanca for me. The park is split into two parts by a road and provides a large and diverse recreational space. There's a skateboard park, big children's play area, a large plaza and lots of beautiful greenery with fountains and water channels. Several small manmade hills provide good viewpoints of the park.
Malath Alzoubi

5
Reviewed: 2024-04-03

It’s a very nice place to relax, chill, exercise, have a walk, take your children to play, and even to play yourself! The park is calm and full of beautiful trees and spectacular palms. It contains different playgrounds for kids and teenagers and it’s not far from the tram line.
Julie Santos

5
Reviewed: 2024-03-12

Perfect space for roller skating, chilling in the grass on a sunny day and skating or taking the kids out. Birds flying all over the place, it feels like a good green spot in Casablanca to visit, spend some quiet time or some alone time. The playing cars for kids are a smart move that brings the family all over on a weekend to enjoy outside