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Tangier, situated on the sparkling waters of the North African coast in Morocco, transports its bustling population and visitors to a stunning amalgamation of cultures and enchanting history. Known as the "Gateway to Africa", Tangier seamlessly blends African and European influences in its expansive architecture, vibrant markets, and charming streets. The city's crown jewel, the medina, lures travelers with its maze-like alleys, splashed with striking colors and scents from bustling souks selling everything from spices to traditional crafts. Nearby, the Kasbah exudes a distinct historical charm; it's a fortress overlooking the Mediterranean that's steeped in centuries-old tales. Additionally, with nearby attractions such as the Caves of Hercules and the white sandy beaches along the city’s coast, Tangier promises a captivating cultural and adventurous journey for any traveler.

Tangier is a smaller city in nothern Morocco, and i traveled solo off season in April 2024. Overall i met the nicest people  ever there but also had to experience some harassment. I recommend to not walk around alone unless its city center, because cars will stop and honk at you (no matter what you dress like). I recommend using Taxi Apps because public transport is not that reliable. Food is amazing and cheap!

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I was in Tangier and it was simply wonderful there, with sea views, beautiful weather and really low prices. The city has such a rich history as a place of artists and writers, one of my favorite places I've ever visited.

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