• Place du Grand 9 Avril 1947 - The Grand Socco in Tangier is a bustling square that links the old medina with the modern city. Encircled by colonial-era buildings, cafés, and shops, it is a center of daily life where vendors offer fresh produce, spices, and handicrafts. Notable landmarks include the Sidi Bou Abib Mosque and the Mendoubia Gardens. Historically significant, it was the site where Sultan Mohammed V delivered a pivotal speech in 1947, contributing to Morocco’s independence. Today, it remains a lively cultural and social hub in the heart of Tangier.
• Tangier Casbah - The Kasbah of Tangier is a historic fortress that overlooks the medina and the Strait of Gibraltar. Once a sultan’s residence and military bastion, it now embodies the city’s rich heritage. Within its ancient walls, visitors can wander through narrow alleys, whitewashed homes, and the Kasbah Museum, located in the former Dar el Makhzen palace, which displays Moroccan art and history. The Kasbah also provides breathtaking panoramic views of the city and sea, making it a must-see for history enthusiasts and travelers seeking Tangier’s authentic allure.
• Medina of Tangier - Tangier’s old city, or medina, is a maze of narrow alleys, whitewashed structures, and vibrant souks that showcase the city’s rich history and multicultural influences. Enclosed by ancient walls, the medina is a place where the past and present merge seamlessly, offering visitors a glimpse into traditional Moroccan life.

Within the medina, the artisan markets are a treasure trove of local craftsmanship. Stalls and small shops are brimming with handmade goods, including intricate carpets, colorful ceramics, finely crafted leatherwork, and traditional brass and silverware. Skilled artisans can often be seen at work, preserving centuries-old techniques passed down through generations.

Exploring the medina’s markets is a sensory delight, with the aroma of spices, the sound of merchants calling out their wares, and the vibrant colors of textiles and handicrafts. Whether searching for a unique souvenir or simply soaking in the atmosphere, the old city and its artisan markets offer a captivating experience.

• Musee de la Kasbah - The Kasbah Museum of Tangier, located in the former Dar el Makhzen palace, is a cultural treasure that highlights Morocco’s rich history and artistic heritage. Once the residence of sultans, this magnificent palace features stunning Andalusian-style courtyards, intricate mosaics, and traditional woodwork.

The museum’s collection includes archaeological artifacts, ancient maps, ceramics, and historical manuscripts, providing insight into Tangier’s role as a crossroads of civilizations. One of its highlights is the renowned Map of al-Idrisi, a medieval world map created for the Norman King of Sicily.

Surrounded by lush gardens, the museum also offers breathtaking views of the city and the sea, making it a must-visit for history and culture enthusiasts.

• Moshe Nahon Synagogue - The Moshe Nahon Synagogue is one of Tangier’s most significant Jewish heritage sites, reflecting the city’s rich multicultural history. Built in the 19th century, this beautifully restored synagogue is situated in the heart of the old medina, offering a glimpse into the once-thriving Jewish community of Tangier.

Inside, the synagogue features elegant Andalusian-style architecture, with intricate tilework, wooden furnishings, and a beautifully preserved Torah ark. The prayer hall, with its vibrant blue and white decor, creates a serene and spiritual atmosphere.

Although no longer in regular use, the synagogue now serves as a cultural and historical site, welcoming visitors interested in learning about Tangier’s Jewish legacy. It stands as a testament to the city’s diverse past and the coexistence of different cultures and religions throughout the centuries.

• Tangier American Legation Museum - The American Legation Museum in Tangier is a historic and cultural landmark, symbolizing the enduring diplomatic ties between Morocco and the United States. Housed in a charming 19th-century building within the medina, it was the first American diplomatic property outside the U.S., gifted by Sultan Moulay Suleiman in 1821.

The museum showcases a diverse collection of artwork, historical documents, and artifacts that highlight the shared history between Morocco and the U.S. Exhibits include paintings, vintage photographs, and the renowned Paul Bowles Wing, dedicated to the American writer who made Tangier his home.

Beyond its historical significance, the museum serves as a cultural center and research library, attracting historians, artists, and visitors interested in Tangier’s unique past. Its elegant courtyards and Andalusian-style architecture make it a hidden gem in the heart of the old city.

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3-Hour Guided Tour of Tangier’s Old Medina

Experience the allure of Tangier with a 3-hour walking tour through its historic medina. Wander through narrow alleys, lively souks, and hidden treasures with a knowledgeable local guide.

Highlights:

✅ Grand Socco & Kasbah – Discover Tangier’s historic core with breathtaking city views.
✅ Traditional Markets – Explore vibrant souks brimming with spices, crafts, and local treasures.
✅ Iconic Landmarks – Visit the Kasbah Museum, Moshe Nahon Synagogue, and Mendoubia Gardens.
✅ Authentic Culture – Gain insights into Tangier’s rich history and diverse influences.

An ideal experience for those eager to delve into Tangier’s history, culture, and ambiance. Reserve your spot today.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.