During this tour, we will explore Tétouan, the most Andalusian city in Morocco.
Like other cities and regions in Morocco, Tétouan emerged on the historical scene in the 11th century, founded by Muslims on a pre-existing Berber population. It served as a refuge and a rear base for troops during times of war between Castile and Portugal.
We will visit the Spanish Quarter (El Ensanche) with its beautiful architecture, Feddan Square, the Jewish Quarter, and we will stop to try delicious cow cheese and nuts. Then, we will walk towards the ancient medina (declared a World Heritage site in 1997). The next stop will be the souk of ElHout, where women from the countryside sell their handmade products, and we will also see the Kasbah from the outside. We will also visit the tannery, which offers beautiful views.



