Tetouan Tourism

Lying 31 miles south of the Strait of Gibraltar, in northern Morocco, Tetouan sits cozily at the foothills of the majestic Rif Mountains. Surrounded by fruity-smelling almond and orange plantations, Tetouan was founded by the Marinid dynasty in the 13th century. At present, Tetouan city serves as the prime Mediterranean port of Morocco.

The beautiful city of Tetouan presents an alluring amalgamation of Spanish and Arabic culture. Surrounded by incredible scenic beauty, this place is a paradise for nature lovers. The picturesque colourful streets of Tetouan add to the pleasing charm of the city.

The tourist hub of Tetouan brims with fascinating attractions, spread across the length and breadth of the city. The must-visit places of interest in Tetouan include the ancient Medina, the Ethnography Museum, Iglesia de Bacturia, Cabo Negro Beach, and Martil.

While you are in Tetouan, remember to spend some time at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Medina. You can also pay a visit to the Archaeological Museum and marvel at the brilliant local art and craft at Dar Sanaa. You can even enjoy a shopping spree, purchasing embroidered textiles, wood paintings, and artworks made of zillij mosaics.

Tetouan experiences a warm and temperate climate with more downpours during winters than in summers.