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Colours pop in this city of white and pearly light: the emerald of mint sold next to nets of escargot and the jade roofs of mosques; the yellow stripes of hooded djellaba robes; the cumin-like sprinkles of gold bougainvillea—and everywhere, across the network of roof terraces, the oily indigo brushstrokes of the sea.
There is perhaps no other city like Tangier in Morocco that has the same reputation as Tangier.
Looking for some great shopping? You're in luck because there are some amazing spots within 10 minutes walk from the apartment. Some favourites to visit include Madini Perfumer, where you can bring home a little scented souvenir. Las Chicas is a lovely concept store with a wide range of unique goods and tasty restaurants for when you need a break.
If Souks are more your thing, then you wont be disappointed. Walk through the souks and explore everything from handmade rugs to everyday goods that fill the market place.
Get filled up on Tangier speciality food, fish tagine is something you shouldn't pass on. This fish soup always features at the famous restaurant Le Savuer Du Posisson which is just 14 minutes walk away. Do seek out a slice of kalinte on the street. This is a chickpea bread made only in the northern regions of Morocco, a melt in your mouth dish.
Sure you can spend all day wondering the streets, popping into shops and filling up on delicious local cuisine but as much as Morocco is about seeing and doing, its also about slowing down. Tangier has several beaches which are a short taxi ride away.

The city is quite compact so many visitors find that walking is the easiest way to get around. If you prefer to take the bus, useful routes include bus 13 from the rail station to the Port of Tangier via Avenue Mohammed VI and the 17 service from the bus station to the train station. A single trip costs DH5.
If you don't want to navigate Tangier on foot, take one of the readily available petit taxis or grand taxis. Licensed petit taxis are blue and can be found at the airport and popular tourist sites. You'll pay DH85 for a 5-mile journey. Cream-colored grand taxis are not licensed and are more expensive. A typical 5-mile trip is DH120.