House Doctor Basket Tanger, Nature, 24 x 24 cm

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a b c Abdulrazak, Fawzi A. (1990). The kingdom of the book: The history of printing as an agency of change in Morocco between 1865 and 1912. Boston University (PhD thesis). pp.141–142. Benabbès, Ahmed (2005), "Les Premiers Raids Arabes en Numidie Byzantine: Questions Toponymiques", Identités et Cultures dans l'Algérie Antique, Rouen: University of Rouen . (in French) It is home to a large market on one side which is a wonderfully chaotic and sensory place to explore and a towering beautiful mosque just across the roundabout. The Marshan is a plateau about 1,189 metres (3,900ft) long spreading west of downtown along the sea. [14] Climate [ edit ] a b c "Note de présentation des premiers résultats du Recensement Général de la Population et de l'Habitat 2014" (in French). High Commission for Planning. 20 March 2015. p.8 . Retrieved 9 October 2017.

This hostel is a mix between a hostel and an art gallery so you can expect plenty of beautiful paintings hanging on the walls of the lobbies. The old town is still surrounded by the remains of what was once more than 1,829 metres (6,000ft) of stone rampart. Most of it dates to the town's Portuguese occupation, with restoration work later undertaken at different times. Three major bastions were the Irish Tower ( Bordj al-Naʿam), York Castle ( Bordj dar al-Barud), and the Bordj al-Salam. [14]

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The Greeks knew this town as Tingis and, with some modification, record the Berber legends of its founding. Supposedly Tinjis, daughter of Atlas and widow of Antaeus, slept with Hercules and bore him the son Syphax. After Tinjis' death, Syphax then founded the port and named it in her honour. [13] The gigantic skeleton and tomb of Antaeus were tourist attractions for ancient visitors. [13] The Caves of Hercules, where he supposedly rested on Cape Spartel during his labors, remain one today. [ citation needed] Driving on highways and on countryside roads in Morocco is usually quite safe, however, if you drive in big cities like Casablanca, Tangier, or Marrakech, it can be quite challenging.

In Tangier, you’ll arrive at the main city bus station “Gare Routiere” at Place al Jamia al Arabia (see map below). From there you’ll have to take a taxi (see Getting around in Tangier) to reach the city center. Getting to Tangier from Casablanca by carIf you have your own car or if you are renting one, the road from Casablanca along the coast is definitely a pleasant drive. The driving distance between Casablanca and Tangier is 338.82 km. It should take around 3 hours to reach the northern city. There are currently two Ferry companies operating in the Strait of Gibraltar bringing people from Tarifa to Tangier and vice versa. Gómez Bellard, Carlos; etal. (January 2008), "Rural Landscapes of the Punic World", Monographs in Mediterranean Archaeology, vol.No. 11, London: Equinox, Ch. 5, p. 17 . This little market is just off of the main boulevard Mohammed V and not only sells wine, beer, and spirits, but also a collection of imported items from Europe including pork products, if you’re missing bacon or ham. 2. La Fine Bouche Cafe Hafa is practically an institution of historical Tangier and is a must-see for anyone passing through.

Another great option to get to Tangier from Casablanca is to take the train. Traveling around Morocco by train is a great option because they’re cheap and they are a great way to see the incredible Moroccan landscapes. Meakin, Budgett (1901), The Land of the Moors: A Comprehensive Description, London: Swan Sonnenschein & Co .While the Grand Socco is always full of life and activity, if you venture out at night, you will find large crowds full of families taking an evening walk and loud street vendors selling everything from clothes to cotton candy to snail soup (a specialty in Tangier- I dare you to try it).