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Reviews Cite Castor Asecna Asecna
Cite Castor Asecna Asecna
The Asecna is the Agency for Air Security in Africa and its 18 country members have their official site in Cite Castor neighbourood in the heart of Dakar. Citè in the city well worth visiting. The Agency work is of the utmost importance as not to leave Africa on a marginal level in respect to the rest of the world... There's also a lovely countryside, pretty and green in the area and, except for a few colonial-style buildings, the houses are very much similar to one another lining the streets.
In the Cite Castor you'll also find the Palais de Justice a massive colonial building, the Court, you will just experience such contrasts wandering around here, for example poor houses and vibrant buildings as if dropped there from the sky, bungalows of the poorer people dotting the area, and central commercial organizations for Senegal. Out of many sights this neighbourood is quite particular in the diverse institutions that populate it, in the middle of cultivated and barren fields alternating themselves, after your visit here you can dive in pure nature the country of Senegal offers for day trips!!!!
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