The unmissable Isesco Garden is a real breath of fresh air for the Casablanca region, after the Arab League Park and the significant legacy of the protectorate.
This garden, located between the Habous and Mers Sultan districts, is one of the few places in Casablanca where residents can enjoy nature. The garden has been given a new lease of life since its restoration in 2006. Its four hectares of land have been restored to their former grandeur.
Located between the Habous and Mers Sultan districts, the Isesco garden is a real breath of fresh air for the Casablanca residents of the neighborhood.
Families, couples, students, and friends finally have a place to play, meditate, and exchange ideas. The garden attracts hundreds of tourists every day with its tall trees, beautiful flowers, and playgrounds.
A garden that bears the scars of its past...
The Isesco Garden has a long history dating back to the early twentieth century. This park was named in honor of the British merchant Murdoch and was inaugurated in 1907. It was originally included in the first urban development, growth, and expansion plan for Casablanca, drawn up by engineer Albert Tardif in 1912. This beautiful Casablanca garden has seen better days after many years of splendor. It became a scourge for the city after being abandoned, serving as a refuge for tramps and delinquents. It wasn't until 2006 that the garden regained its former splendor.
