Tetouan, nestled at the foothills of the Rif Mountains near the Mediterranean coast, is celebrated for its well-preserved Andalusian medina, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Known as the “White Dove,” Tetouan reflects centuries of Andalusian influence, evident in its architecture, art, and cultural traditions.
This city offers visitors a unique blend of history, artisan crafts, and authentic Moroccan lifestyle, making it an enriching destination for cultural travelers.
Medina of Tetouan
Explore one of Morocco’s smallest yet most authentic medinas, featuring narrow alleys, traditional souks, and stunning Andalusian-style architecture.
Archaeological Museum
Housed in the former Spanish governor’s palace, this museum exhibits artifacts from prehistoric times through the Islamic period.
Royal Palace of Tetouan
Though not open to the public, the palace’s impressive exterior and gardens offer great photo opportunities.
Craft Workshops and Markets
Tetouan is renowned for its artisan workshops producing textiles, ceramics, leather goods, and silver jewelry.
Plaza Primo and Promenade
Relax in this vibrant square and enjoy nearby cafes and cultural events.
Expert-led cultural and historical tours
Access to hidden artisan workshops and authentic local experiences
Comfortable transport and flexible itineraries
Gateway to explore the Rif Mountains and Mediterranean coast
Support for sustainable tourism and local communities
Martil Beach – A popular Mediterranean seaside resort nearby
Chefchaouen – The famous blue city of the Rif Mountains
Tétouan National Park – Natural reserves ideal for hiking and wildlife observation
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer pleasant weather and vibrant local festivals. Summers can be warm but remain comfortable due to coastal breezes.
Take time to wander the medina’s quiet side streets and visit artisan workshops to experience Tetouan’s rich craft heritage firsthand.