The white city with the Andalusian spirit

Tetouan is a city that combines a rich cultural heritage with stunning nature, making it an ideal destination for anyone who loves history, culture, and nature.

 Historical and cultural landmarks

• The old city (Medina)
  is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring narrow alleys, white houses, and traditional markets.

• The Alhambra Palace (Dar al-Makhzen)
  is a magnificent historical building that reflects Andalusian-Moorish architecture.

• The Mohammed Al Alami Museum
  displays artifacts and artworks that reflect Tetouan’s heritage and history.

• The Old School
  is a Quranic school dating back to the Andalusian era, featuring unique architectural designs.

 Culture and Arts

• The Tetouan International Festival of Popular Arts
  brings together groups from Morocco and around the world to perform traditional shows and folk songs.

• The traditional markets (Kasbah and Souika)
  are an ideal place to buy carpets, pottery, and copperware.

• Handicraft workshops
  teach pottery, embroidery, and traditional jewelry making.

 Nature and Outdoor Activities

• Rif Mountains
  Hiking and hiking trips in the green nature close to the city.

• Marshan Beach
  is close to the city and offers a place for recreation and swimming.

• King Mohammed V Park
  is a wonderful green space in the city center for relaxation and strolling.

 local cuisine

• Moroccan Andalusian Tagine:
  Distinctive flavors reflecting the influences of Andalusia.

• Couscous with vegetables and meat
  is a traditional dish served in most restaurants.

• Fresh seafood
  is available near the nearby coast.

• Moroccan mint tea
  is usually an essential hospitality item at every gathering.

 Accommodations

• Traditional sports in the old city,
  an authentic experience amidst ancient architecture.

• Modern boutique hotels
  that combine comfort and contemporary design.

• 
  Affordable hostels and guest houses to suit all types of visitors.

 Best photography spots

• White alleys in the old city

• colorful traditional markets

• Views of the Rif Mountains from above

• parks and green spaces

 Tourist tips

• Best time to visit: Spring and fall for mild weather.

• Take a walk through the old city to get a taste of local life.

• Don’t miss visiting the traditional markets and buying handicrafts.

• Try a day trip to the Rif Mountains to enjoy nature.