Introduction
Arab League Park is a large urban park in central Casablanca, originally designed by French architect Albert Laprade in 1913 under Henri Prost's supervision and known as Parc Lyautey before Morocco's independence. Covering roughly 30 acres near Hassan II Boulevard and the Church of the Sacred Heart, it features palm-lined alleys, date trees, and small Arabic-tiled ornamental ponds, and was renovated between 2016 and 2019.