The 40 best shopping and stores in Tangier

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!

Cleanliness Cleanliness is a mixed bag. The square itself and its main open areas are reasonably kept: you can see maintenance of the benches, the fountain, the pavement. But stray litter appears, especially later in the day: discarded wrappers, fruit peels, loose papers. In the narrower, more crowded alley-entrances toward the souks, there are uneven cobblestones, some dirt, smells from food stalls, fishmongers, etc. That’s normal in an old souk, but for someone sensitive, the smell (especially of fish + spices + humidity) can be intense. Also smells from garbage in side alleys sometimes. Overall: beautiful, atmospheric, but not “spotless European square” standard. What’s Sold & Approximate Prices The variety is huge, and goods are aimed both at locals and tourists. You’ll find: Fresh produce: fruits, vegetables; fish and meat in the food market sections. Spices: cumin, cinnamon, black & white pepper, ras el hanout, etc. Leather goods: slippers (babouches), bags, wallets. Textiles, carpets/rugs, fabrics. Traditional cookware & metalware, lamps. Clothing, shoes. Jewelry & small trinkets. Cafés & food stalls around: pastries, mint tea, street food. Prices are a bit fuzzy (they vary by vendor, tourist vs local, how badly you negotiate), but here are some impressions: Me and my husband bought something that amounts to 50 MAD worth about 500g from a kid who sold dates, sweet/ salty/ sour treats. The next 2 days, we went back to get more malhour dates from the same stall but the kid's dad was there instead, and it was 60 MAD per kg and we got 5kg worth of them. Other items (leather, textiles) can be more expensive, especially if the seller recognizes you as a tourist. Rugs especially can run high; you’ll be quoted what seems steep unless you negotiate. We were led by a man to a shop called, Moroccan Brocade, I wanted to buy these beautiful prayer mats but they were to expensive for us. I wanted to get 16 and he asked for 600 euros. That was such a shock to me. We did buy 2 pieces of table cloth from them to support their business and that was it. To top it off, after paying for the things, the salesman asked us for a 20 euro tip for his service. Common Scams / Pitfalls: 1. Fake / Poor quality “handmade” goods You may be told that a leather bag, rug, or lamp is handcrafted, genuine, high-quality. In some cases, it’s mass-produced or uses inferior materials. The price can be inflated accordingly. If you don’t know what genuine materials/textile patterns feel like, you may pay much more than it’s worth. 2. Overcharging / Tourist Pricing If the vendor realizes you are a traveller, expect higher initial prices. Haggling is expected. If you don’t haggle, you may pay 2-3x what locals do. Also “best price” claims (this is the last one, my friend) are common. 3. Misleading “free guiding” or unwanted “help” A classic: someone offers to “show you the way” or help you carry bags, then expects a tip that is far beyond what you’d reasonably expect. And all that mentioned above, we have experienced it first-hand. Overall Impressions & Advice It’s a beautiful, lively place, full of character. Perfect if you like atmosphere, people-watching, absorbing culture, taking photos, enjoying food smells, colorful stalls. But, be ready: use small cash, small notes; have patience for haggling; inspect closely; keep your valuables safe; don’t take offers that seem too good to be true. If possible, bring a local with you, or ask for recommendations of trustworthy shops.

What an amazing place. Exploring the old city and different areas was so incredible. You can feel and live the culture and history. Highly recommend this experience if you have never been. Looking forward to our next trip back when we can stay longer.

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

Cute area that you can walk around, shop, take photos or take a seat to take it all in. Came here on a weekend and it was very vibrant.

The square that has the entrance to the Souk area looks like something from an olden day movie. Always lively with noise and commotion. Parking was a breeze if you are driving.

> ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A beautiful and lively place in the heart of Tangier! 🌴 The Grand Socco is full of energy, local life, and history. You can find cafés, shops, and street vendors all around. It’s a great spot to feel the real spirit of Tangier, especially in the evening. Highly recommended for a visit! 🇲🇦✨

Amazing place , they have a concept store , a cafe upstairs (terrace).

Definitely a reference point in Tangier. An eclectic selection of men’s and women’s handmade clothes. It’s a fun place just to have a little mooch around. Highly recommended stop in Tangier

Lovely collection and variety. Gorgeous products with a nice Moroccan touch. Food was amazing and super tasty!!! Gracias chicas!😍❤ Customer service was great!! Highly recommended!

Gorgeous and innovative concept store. Some lovely design inspo that made me want to take everything home to decorate my house! We enjoyed the cafe too. The service was excellent and there was free wifi.

Wonderful artisanal boutique, with a cozy little cafe on a terrace too. Bought myself some mini tajines with 18 karat gold glazing here for Christmas presents (very well received!) and spent some time writing postcards with an espresso. Will have to come back for a colourful pouf someday. 😌

Super cute. Kitschy items, cafe and some beautifully sewn higher end garments. Worth a look but it’s definitely the kind of place where you buy like 1 thing because of the prices.

Cool shop, a bit overpriced but worth it

Tanger City Center is a very good destination for anyone visiting Tangier who wants a modern shopping + dining experience in a convenient location. It’s especially suitable for: • Casual shopping and browsing • Families who want a bit of entertainment (kids area, cinema) • Travelers who want a comfortable break from traditional sightseeing • Combining a mall stop with other activities in Tangier

Unfortunately, my experience at this restaurant was very disappointing. The service was terrible — there was no welcome, no attention to my needs, and my seat was given to someone else without any apology or explanation. I will definitely not be coming back.

Great mall Had everything you could possible need for your everyday needs or for buying gifts for family and friends Also great places to eat Has a kids play area and cinema

The beach is beautiful and some buildings have a good structure! But honestly, some of the people - specially the men - are very disrespectful. Unfortunately there were many occasions where I was harassed. Also, there’s always someone asking for money or trying to convince you in all ways to buy something. That made the experience unpleasant, but some places are pretty with nice history!

Tangier city is a captivating blend of cultures, where East meets West. The vibrant medina, with its narrow alleys and bustling markets, takes you on a journey through time. The architectural gems like the Kasbah and the Grand Socco offer a glimpse into the city's rich history. The picturesque coastline is a treat for beach lovers and the vibrant nightlife scene adds an exciting touch. Tangier's unique charm, cultural diversity, and warm hospitality make it a must-visit destination for any traveler seeking an enchanting experience.

The mall offers a variety of shops to buy at , yet u can rarely find a shop that offer something at reasonable price to low budget clients, because most prices start from 499Dh and up. But the food section and the movie theater, makes this mall very popular to young ppl. The location of this mall is near the beach so u can smell the ocean, plus i recommend killing time at the mall before u go to the the train station.

This shopping centre is one of the most complete brand collection in Tanger. Any shop you want is there. Neatly designed and developed. I really enjoyed the experience of shopping in Tanger City Centre. All the families were out shopping.

Socco Alto is a great place for shopping and entertainment in Tangier. It offers a wide variety of stores, restaurants, and a modern cinema. The clean and spacious environment makes it perfect for families and friends. Highly recommend visiting for a fun day out!

Clean and organized, has a good masjid 👍 Less noisy than the one in the city center

Socco Alto is a premier shopping destination located in the vibrant city of Tangier, Morocco. This expansive mall is renowned for its vast selection of top-tier brand shops, offering everything from high fashion to everyday essentials. At the heart of Socco Alto is the large Carrefour hypermarket, which caters to all your grocery and household needs with its extensive range of products. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, this hypermarket ensures that everything you need is conveniently available under one roof. Accessibility is another highlight of Socco Alto. The mall is conveniently located, making it extremely easy to get a taxi to and from the location. Whether you’re finishing a day of shopping or heading out with friends, you’ll find that transportation is readily available, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free visit.

The bowling area was nice but the music was too loud to the point i wasn't able to hear my friends talking, we told them to reduce the volume a little bit multiple times and they choose to ignore our requests even when we were the only ones there

Socco Alto Mall is a comfortable place to shop, especially thanks to the strong air conditioning — it really makes a difference on warm days. There’s plenty of parking available, although unfortunately many people park without any consideration, which can make navigating the lot frustrating. The food court is decent, with a variety of options. The staff isn’t particularly friendly, but I do appreciate that the tables are kept very clean and are regularly wiped down. One major downside is the Wi-Fi: it simply doesn’t work. The code is supposed to be sent via text message, but it never arrives, and none of the restaurants or cafés inside offer their own Wi-Fi either. Overall, it’s a convenient shopping destination with good facilities, but don’t count on being able to connect online while you’re here.

I have been there with my family, really I have nothing to say only it’s magic kingdom

Came here to grab a quick lunch. The food court at the mall didn't fail to deliver. Different restaurants and fast food chains for different palates. Furthermore, at the time I went it wasn't crowded.

Good products at a fair price. "About 50dh/5$" Most of the time it is full of customers. Customer service is not enough I recommend them

The price is different have a bad service ever not recommended

My wife and I bought four different perfumes it was a fragrant and long persistent fragrance

Madini Parfumeur on the Boulevard Pasteur is a great place to find all kinds of perfumes and fragrances for yourself, family or friends. Don't miss this great store in downtown Tangier across from the canons. It has been an institution in Tangier for decades and you will appreciate the quality and reasonable prices as well. Madini now has five or six locations in Tangier, including the original shop in the Medina, but this Boulevard Pasteur location seems to be the most popular.

Didn't even greet us when we walked in. My partner was excited to buy a perfume and we had really bad service where they would grumpily hand us the bottle that we asked for and we just would try it ourselves. The clearly don't like to make a sale.

They mostly sell 50 ml knock-off perfumes which go for 50 Dirhams a piece. Which is a steal really. Don’t expect to find anything thats to off the beaten path. But you’ll probably find your favourite knock offs of the more known brands here. They also sell pure scents by themselves, think of bottles of pure bergamot, oud et cetera. Service is horrible. Visited multiple times. Sometimes they’re watching football matches while simultaneously interacting with customers. Or they’ll be playing on their phones while customers wait. In order to actually try the scents you will have to ask one of the employees for a whiff. Which they don’t seem too keen on doing. What makes it more difficult, is they will use your wrists to spray on, which doesn’t really allow you to try more than one or two scents. They do have the best quality perfumes in the city in my opinion, so if you know the type of perfume you want, go for it. If you are a picky client, don’t. The staff does not like you, haha..

Great place to get presents! You pick out the scent you want and then select the bottle. You can get cheaper perfume but I really like the presentation -- it looks more like a gift. And, the bottle is a cute decoration The bottle in the picture was 100dih for 10mL

I'm sure this place thrives on people looking to buy antiques based in the fact Anthony Bourdain visited. Sure, it's like a mini market selection of stuff you can find all around you in the kasbah - jewellery, rugs, textiles etc. but it's really expensive - more so than other places for the same things. I noticed some things like kente clothes that are hand woven but stitched together by zig zig machine - and an inflated price. Other customers - who were mostly American - we picking up stuff and the classic line "you have expensive taste." I feel bad saying it but this place didn't have a great vibe to me. And I also felt we were ignored because we probably didn't look like typical customers. There are so many other beautiful shops in Tangier for vintage jewellery, hand woven rugs, ceramics and textiles. A shop specialising in your intersts have much wider ranges. Found some exquisite jewellery elsewhere where the owner could explain the history of each piece etc. Where as at Majid, there was none of that. Anyway if money is no object, and you don't mind over paying and you want a souvenir but dont want to spend the time in the kasbah go to Majid. Otherwise go to any of the many others who will serve you tea andlet you browse to your content. Majid is definitely not my vibe. Sorry Anthony Bourdain.

Beautiful shop with a lot of really nice stuff, but they drastically overcharge. We found some of the same shawls they were selling for $120USD in Marrakech markets for $20USD.

Boutique Majid is one of the very best antique shops in Tangier, and it has attracted the likes of Elizabeth Taylor, Mick Jagger, Sting, and numerous other celebrities from around the world throughout its almost 50 years of existence. Majid’s collections of rare and extraordinary jewelry from the south of Morocco are worthy of a museum, and there are old carpets, antique doors, chests, tables, chairs, fabrics, silver and other items fit for a king or queen. The boutique is located deep in the Medina and is best reached by going to the Petit Socco and turning left at the Cafe Tingis. Just keep walking straight a couple hundred of feet and you will find Boutique Majid on the right. Its friendly and knowledgeable owner is Majid Raiss El Fenni, whose brother Mohammed runs the Volubilis Boutique on the Petit Socco. Everything at Majid is special and authentic and a true find. There is something for everyone here. This is definitely one place to visit when in Tangier.

Stop and shop! Majid is the most genuine and friendly shop owner! It was a pleasure to meet you and chat multiple times as we walked but every day and I love my ring 🥰 I hope our paths cross again

Majid’s is a must. To hear the most amazing stories about the 60s in Tangier, see incredible jewellery and art and take something unique and authentic home with you. Thank you for telling me about Anthony Bourdain, it was incredible to hear the man was as wonderful as he appeared on screen. Thank you for the beautiful carving of Ayat al-Kursi, this is something very special to me.

Great eclectic store. Very friendly and genuine. You can trust that you're buying genuine articles.

Wonderful experience here. There is no rush, and you will be well guided through the shop if you so wish. There are options at many different price points, but keep in mind that this is where you will find unique and special pieces. Make sure to say hello when you go in, and don't be shy to ask questions! There are many answers and even more stories to be told.

Very traditional weaver shops. I was hoping to find bathrobes, pj’s…etc, but none of the shops carry those. They mainly have tablecloths, towels and traditional garb, mostly for men. I wouldn’t get out of my way to come here (I read some bloggers suggesting to travel to Tangiers just for this place and find that to be a bit too much), but if you are in the area, worth a stop, particularly if you are in the market for table cloths or towels.

Not here anymore.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Fondouk chejra street (Original) Belle Fondouk chejra rue

(Translated by Google) AVERAGE (Original) Moyen

(Translated by Google) Well (Original) Bueno

Breathtaking store! Feels like an art gallery, incredible rugs! Hearing stories from Abdeu made it hard not to buy anything.

Fabulous and a must-see!!! Adil is a delight and I got two super cute mini rugs that will fit in my carry-on 🤩

An amazing store several stores tall full of quality, beautiful rugs. The people are genuine and the buying experience was fun. We came as a family and left with some pieces that will go into our home with a memory to cherish forever. Thank you Abdou & Bleu de Fes team! We hope to be back.

I can highly recommend Bleu de Fes. Abdul, the owner, is a very charming man. He’s very helpful and knowledgable. We bought two rugs, the staff were super helpful in pulling the options we liked the best. Be sure to go up to the terrace, it’s a must for a view of the city. We will be back for sure. Thanks Abdul.

There are many carpet shops in Tangier, but this one is really special, not only for its beautiful designs, but also for the excellent customer service provided by Adil and his assistant. They helped us find the right rug for us. Really special, very professional and amazing handwork.

Beautiful rugs and wonderful customer service! They took the time to explain the advantages of different varieties of rugs. And very patient as we browsed different styles to find the right sizes and colors for our needs. We were pleasantly overwhelmed with all the options and will definitely be back for more in the future!

Rugs you’ll dream about, by far my favorite rug shop in Tangier, possibly anywhere. Really incredible quality, unique vintage wool and silk rugs you can’t find anywhere else. Head up to the third floor and work your way down. Don’t miss the pillows made from vintage blankets on the bottom floor. A real gem. I stopped in early in the day without buying anything and thought about the rugs all day as I didn’t find anything comparable. I ended up coming back for 2 rugs and was able to get a good price. Highly recommend

Laure Welfling is a very distinguished Noble creator with a limitless fertile imagination. She has extraordinary creativity. Those who want to limit are nervous but they will never be able to match her. My respects and greetings to the whole family. This wonderful Designer woman is a legend! I wish Her the best and good luck till the end of time . Mazel Tov & congratulations to Madame Laure welfling for her talent. She got lynx eyes ( in french ) her limitless creativity also her ethics and her exquisite baroque chic & Kitchy taste is indescribable [ there is no word to describe her wildest Classy and Talented Style by the way ]. She is a Legendary and revolutionary fashion GOODNESS ! Full Supports till the end of Time!

Truly incredible. The clothes are sublime and the whole shop is a great experience. We bought so much things and will definitely come back. All unique pieces. My mind was blown away!

The lady laure is such a scam artist. My Wife bought a dress which was not in proper size. we request laura to changethe dress. but she showed her arrogant attitude to us and abused us a lot. I am deeply disheartened by this and Will never even purchase anything from laure welfling. They are scam artist selling bogus products and even don't know how to talk and behave.

What an amazing shop, so many nice things, lovely furnitures. I bought a wonderful drawing. Only in Tangiers!

The caftans and dresses of my dreams from Laure Welfling, plus a brilliantly curated selection of gifts and decor.

Beautifully located in the heart of Tangier Kasbah i found this shop. Great and unique shopping.

owner has attitude and don't have sense to talk to customer. I just waste my time and money

Volubilis Boutique is a men's and women's clothing and art gallery shop, established in 1972. It is located directly on the Petit Socco in Tangier, Morocco’s Médina, across from the Gran Café Central and Café Tingis. Volubilis Boutique is owned and run by the talented Moroccan artist Mohamed Raiss el Fenni and his wife Karla. Mohamed’s brother, Majid Raiss el Fenni, owns one of the finest antiques shops in Tangier, Majid Boutique, also located in the Médina. In addition to Mohamed’s own fine paintings, Volubilis sells beautiful one-of-a-kind Moroccan-style clothing and accessories for both men and women. Don’t miss this charming boutique when visiting Tangier. Credit cards are accepted.

Amazing art shop by the Moroccan artist Mohammed Raiss el Fenni. You would find unique art paintings and fabric pieces. 👌

The most charming shop in Petit Socco. Talk with the owner, he's lovely. Very nice selection of gifts and higher end quality goods.

very lovely and talented shop owner and artist. A must visit for everyone who enjoys art

Can pay by card. Hand made. Good cow leather shoes.

Bad service and bad quality and height price

Great shop good stuuf

Update: after 7.5 months, the box made its way to us. It was like a dream. We needed to pinch ourselves. Expecting a wooden box, as promised, it was actually a soft cardboard box that looked like it had travelled far and visited much of the world. All the pieces I had chosen were there, but the two main items were crushed. The sound of rattling glass bought tears to my eyes. You might be able to see the pool of glass at the bottom of the lanterns. Poor lanterns. Ironically the lamp they repaired remained unscathed. Chose the expensive option for cargo... or do it yourself. Previously: I had so much fun looking at everything in this shop. I was incredibly excited that I chose four gorgeous items plus some little tiles. I handed over my money and was promised that they would be sent home to me. That was in April this year. It’s now November. I don’t think I’ll be seeing my lamps. Goodbye $750 Australian dollars. I tried to email. No response.

The guy running the place, Youssef is NOT TO BE TRUSTED! Last December 2024 I paid for a frame and shipping. I waited and waited, then began to text on WhatsApp. It was one excuse after another. Finally this month, September 2025, a friend went in and asked if Youssef would just send me the money for the frame and shipping, forget the whole thing. Youssef said he would "call my friend October 1 when he gets back from vacation and re-imburse me". I'll post with updates. The store seems cool, but it's been one lie after another with this charlatan. Youssef is the kind of guy that gives Moroccans a bad name.

A very bad experience with this old man who kicked us out (me and my two boys) because maybe we looked Moroccans to him and not the type of tourists he was looking for, he shouted at us without a reason claiming that we’re just gonna waste his time. Me and my kids love collecting antiques and we were planning to spend about £400 during our visit to the antique shops in Tangier, but at the end, he’s not the only one and it’s his loss. Never again!

Great treasure-trove of old items. There are probably some antiques in there... A great place to buy some mementos.

Since it first opened in 1960, Bazar Tindouf has been in the same location at 64 rue de la Liberté, directly across the street from the famous El Minzah Hotel. You may want to spend half an hour or more rummaging among the antiques items. It’s definitely worth exploring and everything is affordable. At Bazar Tindouf, you will likely discover some special gifts for yourself, family and friends back home. Bazar Tindouf is not to be confused with Galerie Tindouf, another antique shop, located just a few doors away. Bazar Tindouf is a somewhat cluttered shop, which is part of its charm. It is filled with one-of-a-kind ceramics, old coins, bric-a-brac, tables, carpets, chairs, furniture, antiques, old bed frames, candlesticks, light fixtures, paintings and many other items, in multiple rooms. This business is highly regarded and it is definitely one of the best known shops in Tangier. Mohamed Tamli, the owner, is a pleasant and discerning English-speaking Moroccan businessman.

beautiful shop with nice berber earrings

(Translated by Google) Wonderful Ali Baba's cave where I bought a very pretty lantern which arrived safely without breakage! Well done you can trust them with your eyes closed!! (Original) Merveilleuse caverne d’Ali baba ou j’ai acheté une très jolie lanterne qui est arrivée à bon port sans casse ! Bravo vous pouvez leur faire confiance les yeux fermés !!

(Translated by Google) An antiques dealer, one of the oldest antiques dealers in the city of Tanha (Original) تاجر تحف من اقدم تجار التحف في مدينة طنحة

An amazing shop in the heart of the Tangier Medina. They ship worldwide. Ask for Abdul!

Rug and ceramics arrived safely. Very well packaged and shipped via UPS. This company is legit and performed exactly as represented. Thank you so much. We love our Moroccan items.

Great work and pay attention to details. Very happy

Super nice and they have beautiful things!

Biggest carpet and Moroccan traditional arts store. Amazing quality

Exquisite display of handmade traditional Moroccan goods. Woodworks, jewelry, ceramics, leather; and of course, rugs. Friendly workers, eager to please. While you may find it difficult to haggle, it is encouraged. Hey, it paid off for us (and them). We left with a beautiful, handmade 5x7 foot rug for a fair price. Thank you Ben!

Good guys, was kind of hesitant to drop $1400 and wait for DHL but the rigs showed up as promised.

Ibn Batouta Mall in Tangier offers a decent shopping experience, but it feels a bit limited compared to larger malls. The variety of stores is average, and while there are some good eateries, the food court can get crowded. Parking is convenient, but I found the atmosphere could be improved. It's a suitable place for a quick visit, but don’t expect anything extraordinary. Overall, a solid 3/5.

Small shopping centre with restaurants and clothing stores. I was also delighted to find IKEA store inside the building (I am from Finland)

It cannot be considered a mall, as it does not have a variety of shops. Of course, its location is in the city center, but the place is owned by one clothing company, whose name I do not want to mention. Advice: Look for another mall. You won't find what suits you here.

Small Shopping Mall With Brands Like Tefal, Jack& Jones, Bershka, small Ikea Store also Other Lokal and international Brands. Food Corner and Burger King With terrace also Carrefour Supermarkt at Ground Floor.

Watch out for the parking of this mall! They over charge their fees. 20 dirhams for other parkings whole day, whereas their parking charge 40 dhs for 4 hours If you stay longer you will pay 10 dh/hour. Come on! This is not an airport! You sepend money buying clothes and pay parking as well for parking! Love US and Canada for their huge parking lots for free plus free shuttle to the mall

Ibn Batouta Shopping Mall opened the first week of November 2017, and is located on Avenue Ben Tachfine not far from the main city beach. I made my first visit earlier and was hoping to go shopping at the Carrefour, but the English-speaking help desk woman told me that it was not yet open but will be open on November 15. I walked in and noticed that all the escalators work and there are two elevators to take you down to the lower level where the Carrefour is located. This Carrefour is not as large as the huge Carrefour at the Socco Alto Mall but it has every food item you will need. There is a Zara shop here, and several upscale clothing shops, an electronics store and other businesses, plus an expensive cafe. But from what I can tell, this mall is not as large as either the Tanger Boulevard or the large shopping mall in Malabata across from the train station and next to the Hilton Hotel. The Ibn Batouta Shopping Mall is an improvement in the downtown area. The exterior of this mall is mirrored glass, giving it a modern touch, and the architectural design is incredible, with a domed ceiling in the atrium area. There are a number of security guards throughout and a help desk. The mall also has its own parking garage in the basement level for customers that is entered from a back street or accessed by two elevators.

Lovely modern shopping mall.

Since it first opened on Boulevard Pasteur in 1949, Le Librairie des Colonnes has been the premiere bookshop in Tangier, Morocco. Literary icons from Tangier's past and new authors have passed through its door: Paul Bowles, Jane Bowles, Mohamed Choukri, Mohammed Mrabet, Tennessee Williams, William Burroughs, Tahar Benjelloun, Jean Genet, John Hopkins and others. Moroccan writers’ books are also featured at Le Librairie des Colonnes. Le Librairie des Colonnes has been managed over the decades by a series of people: Isabel and Yvonne Gérofi, Rachel Muyal, and Simon-Pierre Hamelin. When I visited the bookshop in October 2021, a long-time clerk at the front desk informed me that there are no books in English at all. I asked him where Simon Hamelin was, and he shrugged his shoulder that he didn’t know. This seems unbelievable as certainly this unfriendly clerk at the front desk would know something. Sadly, this famous Tangier bookshop now seems to be poorly run and it is staffed by unfriendly and unhelpful employees. The Tangier bookshop underwent a major renovation in 2009 after it was bought by Pierre Bergé, the long-time business partner of clothing designer-couturier and philanthropist Yves Saint Laurent, who owned two villas in Tangier in addition to residences in Marrakech and France. After Bergé's death, in September 2017, the landmark Tangier bookshop was bought by Moroccan businessman and art collector Fadel Iraki. Unfortunately, under his ownership, there are almost books in English for the numerous English-speaking tourists and residents, which is most regretable. Even worse, there are no books at Le Librairie des Colonnes by Tangier's best-known expatriate writer and long-time resident, Paul Bowles, nor a framed photo. This is shameful neglect. The bookshop owner and its manager must correct this most unfortunate oversight and ensure that English books are always in stock. The bookshop is attractive even with the current dusty façade on the exterior (in January 2020, it really needs a thorough cleaning). The shop is not huge, but it is well organized and dignified in appearance. It is popular and considered the best bookshop in Tangier. Residents, students, and tourists alike come here to buy books. Le Librairie des Colonnes has a good selection of books in various languages, mainly French, but also some in Spanish and a few in Arabic. As stated above in this review, there is almost nothing available in English. Credit cards are accepted. The two employees can be a bit nonchalant and are not particularly helpful or friendly, and one always wears his cap inside. This is not the era when most well-dressed gentlemen wore hats outside and always removed them when inside.

The sign says 10:30-2:30 Mon-Sat, but don’t believe it!!! Walked a long way to visit….

Such an amazing bookstore to visit, in the heart of Tangier

The first and my last experience with them, which was also the worst!! I called to ask for a book and check the possibility of ordering them... The guy who spoke to me was so rude that he didn't even let me finish what I was saying before saying ''Repeatedly": No, no not possible. I would've appreciate it if he let me finish, then I would believe what he was saying was true rather than just trying to get rid of me!! I've never had such an experience with a library throughout Morocco.

the best library i have ever seen, even if i haven't find what I'm looking for, but i have got an idea about how should a library be, i recommend it for every reader.

Hours are wrong, closes at 2:30 pm

The bookshop offers great variety of books and hosts cultural events. It is sad that the business basedly offers books in French; a very small collection is addressed to Arabic and English readers.

Absolutely impressive, really large and beautiful in it’s own way. I went there multiple times a week. You can find everything in there 🤩

Very good, large local market with friendly, helpful stall owners. You can get absolutely everything, here!!

Casabarata is about 10 minutes drive from the City Centre of Tangier. It's the locals' market and caters more for locals. There's less hassling but you can still find some trinkets to take home should you wish to buy wouldn't say it matches the Grand Soxco or other well advertised Souks in Tangier. One particular shop stood out for us. Stall 279. I didn't upload a picture of this gentleman as we didn't ask for permission but he agreed we take a picture of his goods. Very warm hearted, approachable and fair with his prices. Why 3 stars instead of 5? It's mainly because of the facilities. It's a general market for the locals and there are no directions for the stalls, no sitting places to rest, that we saw and also the fact that the other traders are opposite of the gentleman we saw at 279, inflating prices for tourists, whereas locals would pay a tenth of what you pay i.e. paid 40 MAD for a small sugar cane juice, yet it was a 20 or 15 for the locals. Some traders make a mistake bringing an order just so you feel bad and you pay more because they've already made it.

this market allows you to buy anything you need and want. By this i mean anything you need you will find here and at good prices. Make sure you look around as the prices to vary and you can definetely bag yourself a bargin here!!

Good place to buy hood quality items with cheap prices. They open Until 11am, but you better go around that time, because after they open, you can't find a place to park your car.

This is a review from the POV of a tourist, not a local person. This market is like a giant superstore for homewares - washing machines, cookers, new jewellery, clothes, decorations, candy, refrigerators. It goes on for ages, includig some of the streets around. There are a few snacks places inside for eating. However if you are a person local to Tangier, this would be a one stop shop to get everything you need for your home.

Crazy market huge with sections for different things like, electronics, clothing, furniture, fabrics and so on best thing is to park just before or after if your driving because its manic. It's full of locals and can be very crowded. For us as tourists we found it fascinating and fun

Marjane is a great place for shopping, offering a wide variety of products at reasonable prices. The store is well-organized, the staff is friendly, and the overall shopping experience is smooth and convenient.

The place was too big. I got lost and had to survive in the ventilation system still the rats were good company

Probably the best supermarket / cash and carry in Tangier Morocco and maybe in the other cities. We bought our groceries and a TV with sound bar and TV bracket. It was in offer so we got a really good deal. GMS 50 INCH TV FOR 3300 DIRHAMS

Marjane markets, a chain of major Moroccan commercial spaces. The first store of the chain was opened in 1990 in Rabat. It currently has 22 stores. The una group owns 51% of the capital of the chain, and the French Auchan 49%. Its revenues amount to 4,537 million Moroccan dirhams and employ 4,065 people. Marjane markets have been able to firmly install their lists among the broad Moroccan category since 1990 with more than 18 million customers annually, which made him the leader of excellent markets in Morocco in front of the strong competition for the Moroccan metro, Al Salam markets, Labelfi markets and especially markets.

Marjane have almost everything you need, and the price are legible, I go often, the service is good 👍🏻

I do like this market but it is a bit far than the city center... if you do not have a car and you live in the city center I am afraid I will say you may spend hours waiting for a way to get back home ...

Bad products. Expensive concerning the standards of Moroccan prices. Traditional and Popular markets are better. The worst thing to buy from this place is fish 🐟🐟

The Lux Mall in downtown Tangier is located on Rue Mexique where the old Cinema Lux used to be. It has been transformed into a modern three-level shopping center with attention to details in its design: marble floors, upscale jewelry and clothing shop. There is a spacious cafe-restaurant on the third level that has a huge partially-covered outside terrace. From the terrace there are amazing views of Tangier and the distant hills surrounding the city. There are two Otis elevators with LED lights for those who don't feel like walking up the polished marble steps. The cafe on the top floor is particularly popular with young people and the coffee is excellent (12 dirhams) as is the simple food. The WiFi has an excellent connection. Unfortunately, the upstairs cafe with its outer terrace had very loud music blasting so I decided to immediately leave and find a quiet place. Even the ultra-modern Otis elevator had its hidden speakers blaring unnecessarily loudly. Yet another thing I noticed was a large children's play area near the cafe and snack area on the upper level, so I suspect during daytime hours you might encounter children running around and making distracting noise. This area also has several miniature play horses which children can ride for a few dirhams. On the 2nd floor level is a very large antique motion picture film projector protected by a clear glass display case that must have been salvaged from the former Cinema Lux when it was transformed into the Lux Mall. It is interesting to see this old machine on display. It could easily be in a film museum. During the warm weather months it might be best to sit on the outside covered and shaded terrace to avoid the unnecessary noise and distraction to enjoy your drink or snack in a quieter, more peaceful environment. The generous plate full of French fries are particularly hot and crispy and are a simple snack for just 15 DH. The WiFi works well in the café-restaurant.

Always crowded and I am not sure about the cleanliness level of this place, I always end up leaving right after sitting. Talking about he cafe on the rooftop. However many people say it's perfect since it has a place for toddlers to play while they can sit and watch them, I haven't done it yet.

There's nothing special about it...except a modest cafe on the top with a wonderfull view over the city specially to see the sunset

Loved this place but they really should do something about those beggars once they start following they never let you go and the police dont do anything

Only few shops there. The terasse is good though. U can eat with low budget

Nice and clean Mall. It's very small and has very limited stores but a good neighborhood mall

It is so nice and above all I adore coffee on the top and the ‫panoramic view

simply amazing. i always go there to get my work done and i’ve never been disappointed at the service provided. the service is amazing, their coffee is worth every cent spent. the location itself is amazing and it has simply become one of tangier’s landmarks in my opinion. i love it!

This place is incredible 😍 I went to watch a movie and drink coffee and soak up the full on vintage vibes. The aesthetic has remained the same since it was first built. People watching, coffee drinking, movies, what more could you want? Film tickets cost 40dh so good value for such a unique and iconic place. Must visit!

Awesome and pretty atmospheric place with cool authentic vibes of 50-60th. Good place both to have a cup of tea, or watch movie. I watched "The Lighthouse". Was surprised that it was showed there.

I loved it here in Cinéma Arif because it offers a cozy and nostalgic movie experience. The atmosphere is welcoming, the seats are comfortable, and the staff is friendly. A great spot to enjoy films in a relaxed and authentic setting!

A quirky cinema, the vibe is super cool and the drinks are very reasonably priced. You can just come to have a drink you don't actually need to watch a film. The cinema theatre does the job it has the AC. The team was very welcoming, we recommend !

Cinema Rif is a renowned cultural institution located in the heart of Tangier, Morocco. It serves as both a cinema and a cultural center, playing a significant role in promoting film, art, and community engagement in the region. The cinema is housed in a historic building that dates back to the 1930s, adding to its charm and character. Over the years, Cinema Rif has become a hub for cinephiles, artists, and intellectuals, offering a diverse program of screenings, discussions, and events.

Lovely tea options, fantastic atmosphere and staff, and very reasonable prices when it comes to watching a movie there

Mendoubia Gardens has some of the oldest trees in Tangier that are more than 700 years old. The surrounding gardens are a pleasant place to walk, with paved pathways and green lawns. Here, you can find a place to sit in the shade and relax on a hot summer day. Entrance is at the Grand Socco or from Rue d'Italie (Rue de la Kasbah) on the border of the Medina. Unfortunately, in 2016, about ten of the older trees in the Mendoubia Gardens near the corner of Avenue Hassan I and Rue d'Italie were irresponsibly and recklessly butchered with their tops completely sawed off, destroying their natural beauty. On July 31, 2017, while taking photos to document the butchering of old trees at Mendoubia Gardens, I was horrified to witness several cars, not motor scooters, actually driving on the public walkways. The city of Tangier should fix this situation and put up some no parking signs and make sure that no cars are parking in the Mendoubia Gardens. A good sign is that in November 2024, heavy-duty equipment was brought in. Grass and shrubs are now being planted to make this tranquil park more beautiful. The cars and trucks that had been parking here (with no traffic police in sight to give a ticket or tow the cars away) are now not being allowed to park in this famous garden. The trees in Mendoubia Garden that had looked like they were dying or dead due to sawing off tops and large branches are amazingly getting some new green leaves.

Mendoubia Garden is more than a garden—it’s Tangier’s leafy soul. Ideal for quiet reflection or enjoying casual local life, it’s a peaceful yet poignant stop on any city wander. Perfect any time of day, but especially magical in early morning or late afternoon light.

Beautiful well maintained park. You can walk around or take a seat to enjoy nature in the middle of the busy city. The walking paths are clean and clutter free. The area looks well maintained and welcoming. The park also offers some great views of the surrounding area. There are also lovely little kittens in a section that are so sweet and welcoming. Overall a great way to spend some time on a sunny afternoon.

Inside the ancient walls of Tangier is a unique and gorgeous town full of life and culture. My mistake was going in a tourist group. In these groups you are easy picking for the salespeople trying to sell their wares. I recommend visiting alone or in your own group and you will see no one will bother you.

Stayed near here for the last 10 days and in the heart of all the action. Needless to say it comes with its downfalls of loud noises late in the evening and early hours. I would stay near here again just for convenience but I’d recommend bringing some ear plugs

An incredible private garden of the El Minzha Hotel & Wellness/Fitness Center located in the middle of the city....breathtaking.

Beautiful although I’m mostly in awe of the gorgeous 750 year old tree at the entrance

This is the old town Medina. The narrow winding streets and shops make this a beautiful place to visit. Remember to stop and enjoy the wonderful architecture showcasing Islamic designs and culture.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Bab Al Qasba – a historic doorway to Tangier’s charm! Bab Al Qasba is an incredible entrance to the old Kasbah of Tangier, offering a glimpse into the city’s rich past and cultural depth. The gateway itself is beautifully crafted, and stepping through it feels like passing into another era. The intricate details of the architecture and the stonework transport you back in time, setting the scene for an unforgettable exploration. Inside the Kasbah, you’re surrounded by narrow alleys, charming whitewashed houses, and inviting little cafes. The area is alive with a sense of history and a calm, almost mystical atmosphere, perfect for those who want to wander and discover. The views from nearby spots over the city and sea are breathtaking, making it an ideal place for both relaxation and photography. Bab Al Qasba is not only a landmark but a doorway into Tangier’s soul. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates history, beauty, and the warmth of Moroccan culture.

One of the Old city gates/Bab to the beautiful city of Tangier. Guarded by a security guard, not all vehicles are allowed. This is also the entry to the lovely Ibn-Batuta Museum.

Bab Kasbah – The Historic Gateway to Tangier’s Soul Bab Kasbah, the grand entrance to Tangier’s Kasbah quarter, is much more than just an old city gate — it’s a threshold into centuries of Moroccan history and Mediterranean charm. Located at the top of the medina, this iconic gateway marks the transition from the lively maze of streets below to the tranquil, elevated world of the Kasbah, once home to sultans, diplomats, and artists. Passing through Bab Kasbah feels like walking into a living museum. The gate itself, with its impressive stone arch and weathered walls, sets the tone for what lies beyond: narrow cobblestone lanes, whitewashed houses trimmed with blue, and glimpses of the sea from quiet terraces. Just steps inside, you’ll find the Kasbah Museum (Dar el Makhzen), a beautifully restored palace that tells the story of Tangier through its art and artifacts. The atmosphere around Bab Kasbah is calm yet full of character. Locals greet each other warmly, children play nearby, and travelers linger to admire the views or sip mint tea at a café overlooking the harbor. It’s one of the best spots in Tangier to feel the city’s layered past — Roman, Arab, Andalusian, and colonial — all blending seamlessly together. Tip: Visit early in the morning or around sunset for softer light and fewer crowds. After entering through Bab Kasbah, explore the museum, then wander up to the Kasbah viewpoints for an unforgettable panorama of the Strait of Gibraltar.

My family had a great time visiting this place. Just make sure you have a good tour guide that will take care of you and your well-being. There will be a lot of people trying to pressure you to buying things as you tour. Overall, a very beautiful place, gift shops, restaurants, hotels, everything is in this place. Just be ready to walk and explore the culture.

The high point of the old town. You can see the “narrow sea” and Spain here

This is a tiny gate. It's old and attractive with man standing in it to lift the gate for cars to pass through. The hill up to it is steep. Other than being a gateway to the kasbah, there is nothing to see.

Nice & clean mall, located nearly to the train station

Unfortunately everything is pretty empty. Most of the store fronts are empty. It’s really nice though but not a lot going on

Brilliant place for anyone with family and kids but also if you need some quick shopping. Clean and very safe place

When I visited, this mall had mostly home goods and local women's clothing stores. In other words, nothing really of interest for a guy. Many spaces were empty at the time, so the mall has potential. In its current state, I personally have no reason to come here. But please don't interpret this review completely negatively. I'm guessing you could get decent deal on some local woman's clothes and home stuff, because you won't find many major store franchises here. But it's simply not my cup of tea.

Good place for shopping, hang out

Great mall.

Tourist traps should be named.

A good selection of books, but mostly in French. One thing that bothered me: They don't accept payment by card unless it's more than 300 MAD. Obviously, to avoid paying TVA (tax).

Les Insolites is a truly lovely bookstore, warm, welcoming, and beautifully arranged. The atmosphere makes you want to linger, browse, and discover something new. While we wish there were more Arabic titles available, the selection in French and English is excellent, with a thoughtful mix of literature, art, and travel books. The staff really make the visit special: the gentleman who helped us was incredibly kind and attentive, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in Tangier and love books!

A one of a kind bookstore, as very few see, a real nugget in Tangier, a really unusual place that is really worth a visit when you are in or go through Tangier. It is also an art gallery and there are little wonders, and there are always new things. plus one can attend some interesting events held inside.

I love the vibes here. There are also a wide variety of books in French and English, and the girl in there is also very friendly. Definitely coming back again!

Place I wish I had back home!! Great one of a kind book store and gallery. Fabulous choice of books, but also local artist’s work - photos, posters, postcards… Young man working there was not only extremley helpful recommending contemporary Moroccan writer’s books but also with general advices about the town and country. Loved it!

Les Insolites is an absolute gem of a bookshop nestled in the bustling medina streets of Tangier. Even if you don't speak French or Arabic, the friendly staff are happy to help you find something of interest. If you're a book lover visiting Tangier, this place is an unmissable gem that will leave you with fond memories long after your trip. I can't recommend it highly enough - it totally deserves 5 stars.

Les Insolites is one of Tangier’s best bookshops that has a wide selection of books mainly in French, but also some in Spanish and English. The bookshop is well run and has an outside seating area where patrons may enjoy a coffee or tea during warmer months. I wish there were more books by Paul and Jane Bowles, my favorite authors who lived and wrote for many years in Tangier. Les Insolites is attractive and well-managed, and occasional readings and gatherings are held here. There are various artists’ works and framed photographs on display on the walls available for purchase and durable canvas tote bags.

More an off licence than a good shop. Huge selection of beers, wines and spirits. We were recommended a Moroccan red wine which was ok (but would have it again) and cost 150 dirham (£12), which seems reasonable given the regulations around alcohol in Morocco.

Good prices, has some hard to find items. Great guy. Center of town so very convenient

Very nice convenient store. Wines available and very reasonable price. Credit cards are accepted. The owners are very nice.

English review: this is the place to buy alcohol, booze, hard liquor, beer, wine, vodka, gin, whiskey, rum, and charcuterie items.

Great store in Tanger centre for European/ English food stuffs from Gibraltar! Ham and cheese avaialble. Also, great selection of beers wines and spirits. Friendly service.

A great store, well stored, has some good & some reasonablely priced wines & beers. Very friendly owner!

Decent selection of beer, wine and liquor as well as a variety of continental products

The gallery is free to visit, it is a small room with a tiny loft. It displays art of a local artist. When we visited there were some 3D pieces of art displayed.

As a non modern art fan I say it was fun to be there :) Some of pictures/paintings was great, some was OK-ish some I didn't understand (I guess). The admission was free and the lady working there was able to speak English with us. Around 20 minutes worth of experience.

Great art gallery in tangier meet local artist and buy moroccan art is the thing to do

Please if i want to get in must i pay money or not?

Cool

Nice

Wow

Wonderful concept store full of incredibly beautiful designs from their collective. Art, home decor, vintage jewelry and beautiful clothes! Loved the service. A quick 5 min shop turned into a live 45 min experience. You will find something unique here worth buying!

Very nicely curated design store. It has a bit of everything from clothes to furniture and design. The staff is young and friendly I highly recommend you pay the store a visit if you're around.

A smartly curated collection of Moroccan arts, crafts and gifts. Clothing, jewelry, furniture, paintings and more - in a bright, colorful space. I love this store & their friendly, helpful owners. A must visit !

Kasbah Collective is a really beautifully curated shop, so far I've been tempted to buy everything. Along with the gorgeous art, clothes, and decor, I also found my new favourite natural face and body care products - which were recommended by the very helpful staff. We check in every time we come to Tangier. Love the concept.

Kasbah Collective is a must-visit concept store in Tangier, Morocco, especially for those seeking unique, handmade items. The store boasts an impressive selection of fashion, homeware, and art, all made by local artisans and designers. The staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, providing exceptional customer service and making shopping a pleasurable experience. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Kasbah Collective is the perfect destination for a one-of-a-kind shopping experience.

Kasbah Collective is such a great find. A fresh, contemporary approach to the exoticism of Morocco. Beautiful, well thought out designs in clothing, jewelry, wall art, home goods.

A beautiful effort at claiming back Tangier for tanjawa away from the history. Stunning creations from local artists. Highly recommend a visit

(Translated by Google) Friendly welcome High quality clothing. Very nice material I recommend (Original) Accueil sympa Vetement de haute qualite.Tres belle matiere Je recommande

(Translated by Google) Tiziri Zen is inside the Kasbah, going towards the Dar nour guest house, the Tiziri Zen house sells various and varied products (carpets, creams, silver oils, etc.). In a pretty setting it appeals to me a lot more. If you need beautiful rugs for your home come to Tiziri Zen. (Original) Tiziri Zen est à l interieur de la Kasbah, en allant vers la maison d hôte Dar nour, la maison Tiziri zen vend divers produits et variés (tapis, crèmes, huilles d argent etc.. Dans un joli décor ça m à beaucoup plus. Si vous avez besoin de beaux tapis pour votre maison venez à Tiziri Zen.

They sold me 5 beautiful original thick rugs while visting. When the mailed them to me a month later, they were 5 beautiful thin replicas.... not the same, still beautiful, but not what they promised. Swindlers. Beautiful swindlers. Still have the rugs and appreciate them. Probably could have paid less, strange to be in a culture where deception of the customer is an art. Stranger yet to review them. Ah humans...

We recently bought a beautiful very large hand made carpet whilst on holidays in Tanger. Was very happy with the service we received, they organized to have it shipped to Australia for us. I was a little apprehensive as we knew nothing about this shop as we were just wondering around the markets and a man took us to this shop. Anyhow our carpet arrived in 4 weeks from purchase and we couldn't be happier with the quality

We got scammed there. Paid 800 Dihrams for 2 small rugs. Later i found a guy who sold the bigger sized rug for 250 Dihrams and the same size we had for 200 Dihrams. So we paid 100% over market price in Bazar Naciria. If your fine paying the double amount of what it cost in other stores go there. If not i recommend you to buy somewhere else. With best regards 2 stupid guys from Norway who got tricked in their price scam.

They learned from me that if you lie to your customers you lose business. Avoid these swindlers at all costs.

(Translated by Google) It was a very small rug, and I was so shocked that they asked me for 1000dh. It was just the size of a mat in front of the bathroom... As I was about to leave, the price was lowered each time and I ended up buying it for 300dh. At that time, I paid 400dh in cash, but he did not give me change, saying he only had 90dh. When I was upset, he took out 5dh from his pocket and gave me this and a magnet, as if to comfort a child. For this price, you can buy a good rug anywhere else. It won’t be too late to visit several places and make a decision. (Original) 아주 작은 러그 한장인데, 저한테 1000dh달라고 해서 너무 황당했습니다. 그냥 화장실 앞 발매트 사이즈였는데.. 제가 나가려고 하니, 그때마다 가격을 낮춰 결국 300dh에 사기로 했죠. 그때 저는 현금으로 400dh을 냈는데, 본인은 90dh밖에 없다며 잔돈을 거슬러 주지 않았습니다. 내가 기분나빠하자 어린애 달래듯이 주머니에서 5dh꺼내며, 이거랑 자석하나 주었습니다. 이 가격이면 다른곳에서도 충분히 좋은 러그를 사실 수 있어요. 여러곳를 다녀보시고 결정하셔도 늦지 않을거에요.

(Translated by Google) Our experience at Bazar Naciria was very warm 🥰 My mother bought a giant “tablecloth” (in any case we will use it as such at home), a beautiful medium-sized teapot, 6 tea glasses (+1 free) for 800 dirham. My brother and I each bought 6 tea glasses (+ 1 free) for 200 dirham. They let us choose the lenses we wanted (and not necessarily the pack with all the same lenses in different colors). They offered us tea and cushions to settle in and choose our drinks. We talked a lot with the managers, all as nice as each other! They packaged all our purchases well so as not to risk breaking anything and to facilitate transport by plane ✈️ Thank you again for your kindness! (Original) Notre expérience au Bazar Naciria a été très chaleureuse 🥰 Ma maman a acheté une géante « nappe » (en tout cas nous l’utiliserons comme tel chez nous), une belle théière de taille moyenne, 6 verres à thé (+1 offert) pour 800 dirham. Mon frère et moi avons chacun acheté 6 verres à thé (+ 1 offert) pour 200 dirham. Ils nous ont laissé choisir les verres que nous voulions (et pas forcément le pack avec tous les mêmes verres de différentes couleurs). Ils nous ont offert un thé et des coussins pour nous installer et choisir nos verres. Nous avons beaucoup discuté avec les gérants, tous aussi gentils les uns que les autres ! Ils ont bien emballé tous nos achats pour ne pas risque de casser quelque chose et pour faciliter le transport en avion ✈️ Encore merci pour votre gentillesse !

(Translated by Google) Very nice shop and beautiful carpets. In addition to the excellent price, tea was offered and a bowl was also given as a gift (Original) Negozio molto bello e tappeti stupendi. Oltre all'ottimo prezzo, offerto il thè e regalato pure una scodella

Very friendly and patient staff that let us view many rugs of our choice from the large selection they had. Great selection of high quality all natural Berber rugs handwoven by Berber women in the Atlas and Rif. I initially arrived without my wife to browse and there was no pressure to buy. We returned together to browse more and decided to wait and discuss further, no pressure again. When we did return to make a purchase, they were very professional and grateful for our purchase. Included shipping to North America which arrived safely via DHL shortly after our trip. They allowed us to sign the underside of each rug to show there would be no scam or swap in transit. No regrets, love the rugs

Excellent place to buy genuine Berber carpets . Including with original designs and patterns as well as traditional patterns. Its not the run of the mill rugs you find elsewhere. Muktar was excellent in helping us decide what to buy and very patient. The nice thing about Yassini gallery is it is light and airy and the staff are not pushy unlike other carpet shops. However, it does not mean you should not haggle. Muktar drives a hard but fair bargain! The staff are hard working but not intrusive and will pack your rug into the smallest of packages however large the rug you buy. If you visit the Yassini Gallery say Hi to Muktar for me and enjoy the experience!

The shop keeper was especially helpful and gave us some good background about rugs to know (including what a reasonable price range might be) even though we weren’t planning on buying any at that time.

Amaxing experience with Adil. I am a designer from Los Angeles. I purchased authentic antique Moroccan rugs from Yaddini Gallery and also had custom made Raffia rug and a huge custom stunning wool with tassels done for a very large room. Adil finished the rugs before the lead time he quoted. He was always available for any questions concerns I had. His prices are very good if you have a discriminating eye for unique high end rugs. I am beyond thrilled. I would recommend Yassini Gallery highly.

Yassini Gallery one of the best places in tangier for Berber rugs they have very nice collection of all kind of Carpets and specially if you looking for the colors ones Adil the manager are very welcoming guy and polite with everybody and also they make you very good prices and Golding deals if you looking for the Berber rugs your need to visit that Gallery highly recommend it

Amazing place to visit in Tangier for anyone that wants to learn more about this beautiful city.

(Translated by Google) According to my visit to the Yassini gallery, I highly recommend it, there is a wide choice of high-end carpets, as well as the staff who are very friendly and very professional, this gallery is a real jewel in the heart of the old medina of Tangier. 😍👌to visit without hesitation!! (Original) D'après ma visite à la gallerie Yassini, je vous la recommande vivement, il y a un large choix des tapis de haute gamme, ainsi, que le personnel qui est très aimable et très professionnel, cette galerie est un vrai bijoux dans le cœur de l'ancienne médina de Tanger. 😍👌à visiter sans hésitation !!

Courage

(Translated by Google) Good value for money and best service, I absolutely recommend. It's my favorite store in the neighborhood, thank you very much and I wish you good luck Allah yrawenk. (Original) Bon rapport prix qualité et meilleur service, je recommande absolument .c'est mon magasin préfère du quartier je vous remercie bcp et je vous souhaite une bonne continuation Allah yrawenk .

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend this store, it has everything you need and above all the cleanliness. and Delivery anytime available 👍🏻👍🏻✨ (Original) Je recommande vivement ce magasin, il y a tout ce dont vous avez besoin et surtout la propreté. et la Livraison à tout moment disponible 👍🏻👍🏻✨

(Translated by Google) Best store in Tangier, professional service and price (Original) Meilleur magasin a tanger service et prix professionnel

(Translated by Google) Very good deal.. quality and price 👏 (Original) Très bon plan .. la qualité et le prix 👏

(Translated by Google) Very good person with good products 💓 (Original) Très bonne personne avec de bons produits 💓

(Translated by Google) I like I recommend (Original) J'aime je recommande

Had a super unpleasant experience here with the salesman Aziz. I was there for about 45 min looking at antiques and a few rugs and eventually said i wanted to think about the items i liked until the next day as the prices were very high even after negotiating. He suddenly flew into a total rage and started literally yelling in my face that I wasted his time. Considering the store was totally empty and he was sitting around smoking ciggies, this was insane and totally unprofessional behaviour. Avoid this place!!!!!! PS: I showed one of the “antiques” to a dealer of mine from back home and he said it was a fake so beware what you buy and do your research.

Excellent service, unique stuff. Climb to upper floor to see wonderful carpets form the people of the Riff Mountain. Ask for Azizi. He will show you gems.

We really enjoyed meeting Nasir and Aziz. The shop is a treasure box and so are they.

Such an amazing store with some of the best service I’ve ever received. Everything there is genuine and high-quality, and they will tell you the history and story behind it all, and, they ship anywhere. If you’re in Tangier, it should be a definite stop.

(Translated by Google) A true Ali Baba's cave, you will find quality old objects at Abdennasser who will tell you all the secrets. A moment out of time (Original) Veritable caverne d’ali baba vous trouverez des objets anciens de qualité chez Abdennasser qui vous en racontera tout les secrets. Un moment hors du temps

Very nice store and good service

(Translated by Google) Interesting items with a fairly nice modernized Moroccan style, very good quality accessories with corresponding prices. (Original) Des articles intéressants avec un style marocain modernisé assez sympa, accessoires de très belle qualité avec les prix correspondants.

(Translated by Google) very nice items the finish is clearly visible the perfect choice of fabrics and colors (Original) tres beaux articles la finition est bien visible le choix des tissus et couleurs parfait

(Translated by Google) Kounouz Sales store in mall Ibn Batouta Tangier Floor 2 Welcoming and pleasant staff, free parking 🅿️, wheelchair accessible ♿️ (Original) Kounouz Magasin de vente à mall Ibn Batouta Tanger Étage 2 Personnel accueillant et agréable, parking 🅿️ gratuit, accessible au fauteuil roulant ♿️

(Translated by Google) Nothing to say about the level of quality and the models as well as the salespeople I am very satisfied (Original) Rien à dire au niveau de qualité et les modèles aussi que les commerciaux je suis très satisfait

(Translated by Google) It is one of the best brands for oriental clothing I recommend (Original) C’est l’un des meilleurs marques pour les vêtements orientaux je recommande

(Translated by Google) Good service and the best brand of traditional clothing (Original) Un bon service et la meilleur marque des vêtements traditionnels

I come here every year when I return to Tanger for a Visit… I always walk away with such unique items and most of all I just love how Sisi effortlessly understands my taste and what will suit me.. A pleasure every time! X Dr Miriam

Great store for vintage finds, if you are looking for good quality garments at reasonable prices this is a gretz place to shop. Beautiful curated désigner pièces and everyday basics, for all Seasons.

Amazing selection of secondhand vintage and contemporary clothing. Great prices and customer service!

(Translated by Google) You can find some gems at Recycle Fashion. She knows how to pre-select the styles and presents them to us at a low price. (Original) On trouve des pépites chez Recycle Fashion. Elle sait présélectionner les styles et nous les présente a petit prix.

(Translated by Google) Professionalism and extensive experience in the field of brands and fabrics (Original) Professionnalisme et grande expérience dans le domaine des marques et des tissus