Discover Tétouan, Morocco’s elegant Andalusian city, through a richly illustrated premium visual guide created for travellers who want to explore beyond the familiar.

This 67-page guide takes you through the UNESCO-listed Medina of Tétouan, its seven historic gates, whitewashed streets, refined craftsmanship and the distinctive dialogue between the old medina and the Spanish-era Ensanche.

Explore monumental landmarks, hidden corners, cultural institutions, living craft traditions and the multi-layered heritage that gives Tétouan its unique northern Moroccan identity.

Inside This Guide

• Tétouan’s history and Andalusian-Moroccan heritage
• The UNESCO-listed Medina and its seven historic gates
• The Royal Palace, El Mechouar, Feddan and Bab Okla
• The contrast between the historic medina and the Spanish Ensanche
• Mohammed V Avenue, Place Moulay El Mehdi and Spanish-era architecture
• Dar Sanaa and Tétouan’s living artisan traditions
• Embroidery, painted wood, zellige, leatherwork and traditional crafts
• Museums, archaeology and the ancient heritage of Tamuda
• The Mellah, Jewish memory and Tétouan’s multi-community past
• Souks, food, local life and hidden medina corners
• Practical travel guidance and a suggested mini itinerary
• Nearby highlights including Martil, M’diq, Cabo Negro, Tamuda Bay and Chefchaouen
• Carefully selected photography, maps and cultural context

Created with care by Exotic Morocco, this guide combines visual storytelling with useful travel information to help you understand Tétouan through its architecture, history, communities and living heritage.

Product Details

• Format: Digital PDF download
• Length: 67 pages
• Language: English
• File size: Approximately 230 MB
• Delivery: Instant download after purchase
• Licence: Personal use only
• Physical delivery: No physical product will be shipped

Important Travel Note

Opening hours, prices, transport information, access conditions and local circumstances may change. Travellers should verify time-sensitive details through current official or trusted local sources before visiting.