Tangier

The museum has amassed a large collection of paintings, books, maps, and portraits. In the adjoining Forbes Museum, not-to-be-missed miniature depictions of famous battles take place daily. — Fodor's

Can be blinding at midday as the infamous Mediterranean sun bounces off the pristine white walls, but the narrow streets give ample shade and breeze later in the afternoon. — Fodor's

The facades are freshly painted, tourists abound, and it’s a wonderful square for people watching over a mint tea. — Lonely Planet

A lovely sandy beach stretches out at the foot of the city for 6km along the bay. The water temperature is pleasant enough for swimming almost year round. — Michelin Guide

Sheltered behind its ramparts, the medina weaves its tangled little streets lined with white façades between souks and residences, stalls and emblematic buildings. — Michelin Guide

St Andrew's Church is one of the more charming oddities of Tangier...the interior of this Anglican church is decorated in high Fassi style, with the Lord’s Prayer in Arabic over the altar. — Lonely Planet

It's a lively place where the inhabitants, passers-by and shopkeepers interact on a daily basis. The cheerful stalls in the covered market and the little shops nearby are full of vegetables, fruits — Michelin Guide