Park
Anfa Park
H87V+94G, Casablanca 20250
Landscaped runway-turned-park with rose gardens, fountains and ground plaques tracing early aviation history.
This guide to Anfa Park in Casablanca opens on the airfield once buried beneath it, Camp Cazes, and the creed drilled into every pilot and mechanic there by Aeropostale's Didier Daurat: the mail must go through. It follows the airmail crews who flew south toward Dakar into stretches where a forced landing could mean capture, among them Jean Mermoz, Henri Guillaumet and a young Antoine de Saint-Exupery, plus the ground crews who stripped engines and patched wings before every takeoff. Walk the long straight path through the rose beds and you are tracing what was once a working runway.
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