In the north of Morocco, on the coast of Tangier, where the Mediterranean and the Atlantic meet, discover a unique city with a multicultural heritage.
Stroll through the streets of “white” Tangier, lined with lime-clad houses. Like Delacroix or Matisse, let yourself be swept away by the dreamy atmosphere of the city when they arrived. At the foot of the high walls of the Kasbah, you can stroll through the alleys of the great “Socco” and admire the fortress that dominates the medina. A little further away, you can visit the Sultan’s Palace, now dedicated to Moroccan arts. Tangier is also known for the Spanish influence on its culture, from the Arena in the Plaza de Torros to the Cervantes Theatre built in 1913.
