Arab League Park

A very nice, relaxing place to enjoy the peace and quiet in the shade of a palm tree while the noise of the traffic disappears in the background. You can also lie on the grass and it's a very family-friendly park. There is also a large area with a children's playground and many different corners for all tastes of park visitors. It is one of the very few parks in Casablanca and by far the most beautiful.

Huge and well maintained park in the heart of Casablanca, full of tall trees of different kinds. I must visit place if you want to walk, peacefully and wants your eyes to be relaxed

A sweet, grand park in Casablanca that goes for two long blocks. Great stroll away from traffic etc. Groups of friends were set up on the lawns for picnics or chats, and there’s a playground with interesting play structures (for kids, though we did go down a tunnel slide!).

Such a beautiful, neat and clean place, just walking through it or passing by really refreshes your mind and soul. There is even a fountain which adds to its beauty. It is usually visited by univ students or couples. The flora and fauna is just amazing with its variety.

🌳💨🚶‍♀️ The walking paths in the park are unpaved, and every time a gust of wind comes through, it kicks up dust that gets all over you. Because of that, we didn’t feel like spending much time here. There is a lot of grassy space to sit and relax, especially under the shade of the trees, which is nice. But just walking around the park leaves you feeling dusty pretty quickly. Did you find this review helpful? If so, don’t forget to rate it below ❤️

lovely relaxing oasis. great photo op on the fountain.

Nice clean park in the middle of Casablanca. We enjoyed our walk round the park away from the hustle bustle of Casablanca.

Very relaxing and well-thought-out park in the middle of the city. Now, this might not seem very impressive to someone who's never been to Morocco before, but as a former tourist, it really shows how far Casablanca has come. The park already hosts festivals and looks to have become a regular spot for joggers. It's just a matter of time before the lack of shade gets solved as the trees grow.