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Tangier still has quite a few people running around in traditional dress and not just the obvious ones for the tourist's sake. Here is an old man in the traditional robe of the country
Updated Dec 20, 2008
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Another middle eastern tradition is the snake charmer. Here is a local charming a cobra for us tourist's sake.
Updated Aug 5, 2005
Traditional Musicians perform in tourist areas for tips.
Written Jun 29, 2005
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When paying for a purchase or giving alms to a beggar, use your right hand. To do so with your left can be considered rude, and could be construed as an insult.
Written Feb 7, 2004
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6 Reviews and 61 Opinions We enjoyed our overnight stay in this old hotel which was being refurbished. Our room was...
11 Reviews and 77 Opinions This hotel, set n the Medina, on a cliff top (small cliff top) overlooking the port, is a grand old...
1 Review and 46 Opinions It's always a good experience this kind of accommodation. They also serve excellent local and...
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When paying for a purchase or giving alms to a beggar, use your right hand. To do so with your left can be considered rude, and could be construed as an insult.
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Q: Greetings! We will be in Cadiz late September for a conference and want to travel from there to Tangier and then on to Fez after...
A: catch the fast ferry to Tangier from Algeciras not far from Cadiz
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Better surroundings than the city itself
Tanger was the second place and city I visited in Morocco (after Tetouan) and to be honest it was not my favourite city in Morocco. It seemed to me too dirty, too strange, too unpleasant even...
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What comes to your mind when you think in Tangier? Mint Tea … relax , sitting on a terrace, letting the hours pass by with no rush. Smells, colours, life, people .. The past and the present ….......
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Tangier, a street corner where Europe meets Africa
Tangier is the street corner where Europe meets Africa; where the Atlantic washes into the Mediterranean and where an intersection of Islam and Christendom comes together. Tangier, known as the...
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Hans and I thought it would be fun to take a side trip to Tangier, while we were in Spain. So we went to our favourite local travel agency in Torremolinos and booked a day tour. This year's price...
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We had wanted to see Tangier, but couldn't make our minds up whether to go for a day trip, or take advantage of the two-day mini tours which can be had for less than 100 Euros. As Mary hadn't...
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