Tangier, located at the junction of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, is a city with a rich and complex past. Founded by the Phoenicians, it was successively occupied by the Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals and Arabs, before becoming an important strategic port. Its recent history as an international zone in the 20th century makes it a unique cosmopolitan city, attracting artists, writers and travelers from all over the world.
The Medina and the Kasbah
Wander the picturesque streets of the medina, surrounded by ramparts, and explore the kasbah, which offers spectacular views over the Strait of Gibraltar. The Kasbah Museum houses a rich collection of artifacts tracing the history of the region.
This lively square marks the entrance to the medina. It is surrounded by cafés, boutiques and the famous Rif cinema, an emblematic cultural venue.
Located just a few kilometers from Tangier, this legendary cave offers a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean and fascinates with its natural opening in the shape of a map of Africa.
This geographical point, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean, is an ideal place to admire the seascapes. The historic lighthouse is one of Tangier's landmarks.
Housed in a historic building, the museum traces the links between Tangier and the United States, echoing the long diplomatic history between the two countries.
Enjoy the fine sandy beaches that stretch along the Atlantic coast, ideal for relaxation and water sports.
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