Drink break, as It is quite an icon for the most international, bohemian and free Tangier. In 2021 it had its 100th anniversary and at its table sat such distinguished figures as The Rolling Stones and the writers Paul Bowles, Juan Goytisolo and William S. Burroughs. There was a time in which Café Hafa acted as a powerful magnet for bohemian and creative characters from all over the world. Now, little remains in Café Hafa of its counterculture identity but it is still a point of reference for any curious traveller who visits Tangier.

You will discover the The American Legation in Tangier. The only US Historic Monument located outside American soil. It hosts the Tangier American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies taking pictures.

they will walk towards Moshe Nahon's synagogue Located on a dead end street off the rue des Synagogues in the Beni Idir quarter of the Tangier medina, this synagogue was constructed in the 19th century by Moïse Nahon, a prominent educator and scholar from an influential Jewish family in Tangier. The synagogue ceased activity in the second half to the 20th century.

The Place du 9 April 1947 or, quite simply, April 9, is the most emblematic space in the historic centre of Tangier. This unmissable place serves as a large courtyard from which you can reach the various places of interest in the surrounding area. If Place de France is the epicentre of the Ville Nouvelle (new district of Tangier), Place du 9 April fulfills the same function. The travellers will experience and discover the vibrant and dynamic part of Tangier, we will introduce them to the monuments they will see there and take photographs

Step into a world where time stands still and the echoes of history come alive. The Medina of Tangier is a captivating maze of narrow, winding streets, vibrant markets, and hidden treasures, offering an authentic Moroccan experience like no other. On this immersive walking tour, you'll be guided through the ancient heart of the city, where tradition and culture converge in every corner. As you wander through this UNESCO-protected site, you'll discover the soul of Tangier: from its bustling souks, where artisans proudly display their handmade crafts and spices, to the centuries-old walls that have witnessed the city's evolution from a Phoenician port to an international hub. You’ll visit stunning landmarks such as the Kasbah, the Grand Socco, and the beautiful St. Andrew’s Church, all while learning about the fascinating history that has shaped this coastal gem. Let's not forget about the products sold within each alley.