Start your day by a walking tour of the Medina of Tangier, the souk and the kasbah then Continue to Tetouan, You will

spend few hours exploring this magical city that has been called “Little Jerusalem” or “Daughter of Granada”. The

Medina (Old Town) is somehow the smallest compared to other Moroccan old towns but has been almost untouched

since its foundation apart from few buildings that were saved by the UNESCO. Tetouan was expanded by the Jewish &

Moorish Aristocrats who were expelled from Andalusia during the Reconquista, a fact that can be seen from the

interior of some of its buildings with its wrought iron grills, stucco work, woodcarvings, Zelij tiles and much more.

In the afternoon, continue to Chefchaouen. The blue Town, a custom that dates back to the 15th century, when an

influx of Jews escaping the Spanish Inquisition settled in Chefchaouen. They brought along the tradition of painting

buildings blue to mirror the sky and remind them of God, the city is noted for its buildings in shades of blue, it offers

many native handcrafts, such as wool garments and woven blankets. Your visit of the blue city will includes :Ras el-

Maa— Located outside of the medina walls, a small waterfall where locals gather here during the hot months to cool

off and, oftentimes, to do laundry. The Al Makhzen market, The Kasbah and the central mosque along with the many

cafes where you can sit out, enjoy the sun and just watch people pass. It is one of the best places to relax after all that.

Then you will explore the city’s small and attractive medina and shop at the souks. The charming medina is

characterized by the typical blue Andalusian architecture including arches, small squares and fountains.

Overnight at your hotel