• La Terraza de la Medina - Many visitors are excited to experience authentic Moroccan traditional cuisine, which is highly esteemed worldwide. Delight in dishes such as couscous, tagines, kebabs, and the unique taste of mint tea! Additionally, there is an option to enjoy an alcoholic beverage.
• Musee de la Kasbah - The tour concludes at the main gate of the kasbah (fortress) with an unforgettable walking tour tracing the steps of the renowned French painter Henri Matisse, whose art was inspired by the old city’s vibrant colors and people, as depicted in his famous paintings. In the Kasbah’s main square, a variety of entertainment and cultural activities are available to the public, including the celebrated “Cercle de musique arabo-andalouse,” the African rhythms of the Gnaoua group, and daily performances by snake charmers for both tourists and locals.
• Tangier American Legation Museum - Tangier boasts other significant attractions such as the Petit and Grand Socco Squares, Mendoubia Park, and the American Legation, which is recognized as a “National Historic Landmark” due to its importance in U.S. history.
• Grand Socco - Tangier features notable attractions like the Petit and Grand Socco Squares, Mendoubia Park, and the American Legation, a “National Historic Landmark” for its historical significance to the USA. For those interested in “religious tourism,” Tangier offers a rich Christian and Jewish heritage, highlighting Morocco’s unique spirit of tolerance and coexistence.
• Medina of Tangier - For “religious tourism,” Tangier’s extensive Christian and Jewish heritage underscores Morocco’s unique spirit of tolerance and coexistence. Throughout history, Moroccan Jews have significantly enriched the society and culture. The ancient Jewish quarter “Mellah,” along with Moise Nahon and Chaare Raphael synagogues, as well as Saint Andrew and San Francisco churches, reflect this heritage.
• Medina of Tangier - Another remarkable experience is exploring the medina (medieval city) with its myriad alleys and narrow streets, hidden architectural gems, and souks where visitors can purchase exquisite handmade items, offering a wonderful opportunity to engage directly with the locals.

• Private guide
• Professional guide
• Shopping time
• Bottled water
• Tea and coffee

Here’s a guide to shopping in the Old Medina (Medina Ancienne) of Tangier — what to anticipate, where to explore, what to purchase, and tips to ensure a rewarding visit.

The large square at the Medina’s entrance is vibrant, serving as a bridge between “modern” Tangier and the historic city. It offers fresh produce, spices, olives, and smaller cafés, making it an excellent starting point to gauge prices and experience the vibrant colors.

Petit Socco (Petit Souk / Zoco Chico / Souk Dakhli) is a smaller square within the Medina, offering a more intimate atmosphere. It features numerous cafés and a variety of artisan and local shops.

The bazaar in Tangier refers to the souks within the Old Medina — traditional markets where visitors can find spices, carpets, leather goods, jewelry, and various handicrafts. Some also refer to large handicraft shops that offer a wide range of items under one roof as “bazaars.”

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