Grand Socco

Such a beautiful city square full of life and colour. Easily spend hours people watching and enjoying some goo delicacies and coffee in eat-outs around.

The Grand Socco of Tangier is a vibrant local market filled with bustling bazaars. It features a large fish market and is surrounded by many historic tourist sites, along with authentic local restaurants and cafés. You’ll also find several fresh fruit and vegetable stalls offering high-quality produce. A notable highlight is the tomb of Ibn Battuta, the world-famous ancient traveler, who was buried in his beloved hometown. It was from here that he began his 29 year journey around the world—starting on a donkey! A must-visit for anyone exploring Tangier’s culture and history!

Nice landmark by Medina in Tangier. People hangout in the evening and there are shops and cafes surrounding the circule.

Fabulous....I got amazing henna done, bought perfume, a dress, drank coffee and watched the world go by.

Old suk in the medina. Well worth the visit but selling the same tourist stuff. Good to see it as it is colourful, vibrant and a bit chaotic.

Lovely place well kept with marble fountain, graceful lawns with flowers, a couple of bars, an imposing mosque built in 1917 and - the legendary cinema Rif, the seat of Tangier's cinématheque.

Nice place to sit down, have a coffee or tea and watch the people going by

Great atmosphere, sometimes half the menu items are unavailable, but nonetheless their dishes are delicious