Anfa Park is a large public park in Casablanca, Morocco, set in the Anfa district of the city. It is a green space in a busy metropolis, and a useful place to step away from the traffic and noise of the streets around it.
What to expect
The park offers open green spaces, walking paths and a children's play area. Its layout suits a slow, unhurried visit: you can stroll along the paths, sit on a bench in the shade, or simply watch the city go by at a gentler pace.
- Green spaces for resting and open-air time
- Walking paths for a stroll or a more active circuit
- A children's play area for families travelling with young visitors
Who it suits
Anfa Park is a popular spot for local residents to relax and exercise, so a visit gives you a glimpse of everyday life in Casablanca rather than a formal sight. It works well for a morning or late-afternoon break, for families, and for travellers who want to see how people in the city spend their free time outdoors.
Around the park
Because the park sits in the Anfa district, it can be combined with a wider exploration of this part of Casablanca, which is part of the city's larger Casablanca-Settat region. Pairing a walk through the park with time in the surrounding streets is an easy way to get a feel for the neighbourhood.