I used to think that Casa is boring and there is nothing to see except the medina and the Hassan II Mosque. I discovered this place thanks to Tahir Shah – the writer behind The Caliph’s House – on a Saturday afternoon, and got amazed.
It is the cemetery of the people who settled first in the city of Casablanca. Most of them were Europeans: Italians, Spanish and French, who arrived when Casa was booming into Morocco’s great port city a century ago. The place is hidden, not many people know about it, and not everybody can enter. Overgrown, silent, and strangely moving – a whole chapter of the city’s story sleeping behind a wall.
Here are some shots I took:
More of Casablanca’s hidden layers: the wild coast past the lighthouse, the lighthouse and port on video, and my full guide to the city’s overlooked corners.
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