From Theater to Cinema: The Birth of Cine Alcazar In 1913, the Teatro Alcazar was built on 1 Rue de la Kasbah by a Jewish merchant of Andalusian origin, a member of the Cohen family. Under the direction of artist Antonio Gallego, the venue hosted numerous theater troupes and renowned singers, becoming a cultural landmark in Tangier. The nearby medina gate […]
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Park Rmilat, also known as Perdicaris Park, is a lush, tranquil escape from the bustling city streets. Named after the famous American-Greek businessman and diplomat Ion Perdicaris, who once owned the surrounding estate, this park is a favorite among locals and visitors seeking nature, history, and breathtaking views of the Strait of Gibraltar. A Glimpse into History […]
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In the late 19th century, Morocco was slowly being woven into the global communication network. One of the most significant milestones in this transformation was the establishment of the first telegraph line in the country, connecting Tangier to Gibraltar in 1880. This groundbreaking project, undertaken by the Eastern Telegraph Company, marked the third telegraphic link between Europe and […]
Continue Reading For decades, Café Colón was more than just a café it was a cultural landmark in Tangier where some scenes in Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1990 movie {The Sheltering Sky} were filmed. Located in the heart of the medina, this historic establishment welcomed artists, writers, diplomats, and locals alike, serving as a meeting point for bohemians and intellectuals. Yet, despite […]
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Tangier, a city of mystique and multicultural heritage, has long been a crossroads of art, literature, and cinema. Among its many historical landmarks, the Alcazar Cinema stands as a silent witness to the golden age of Tangier film culture. Though now abandoned (recently renovated), this iconic theater once buzzed with life, hosting audiences eager for the […]
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Located along the stunning coastline of Tangier, Sol Beach is a serene escape that offers a perfect blend of relaxation and charm. Whether you’re a sun-seeker, a food lover, or simply looking for a tranquil spot by the sea, this beach is a must-visit destination. A Scenic Coastal Retreat Sol Beach is known for its […]
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Perched on the cliffs overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar, Café Hafa is more than just a café, it’s a cultural landmark, a living relic of Tangier’s bohemian past, and a sanctuary where time seems to slow down. For over a century, this iconic spot has welcomed artists, writers, wanderers, and locals alike, offering not just […]
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Tangier, Morocco’s gateway to Europe, is a city rich in history, culture, and breathtaking coastal views. Among its many attractions, Corniche Merkala stands out as a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists seeking a tranquil yet vibrant seaside experience. A Stunning Coastal Promenade Corniche Merkala is a picturesque waterfront stretch located along Tangier’s Atlantic coast. Known […]
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From 1924 to 1956, Tangier was unlike any other city in the world. Nestled on the northern tip of Morocco, this vibrant port became the Tangier International Zone, a neutral territory governed by multiple foreign powers. This era turned Tangier into a melting pot of cultures, espionage, and intrigue, earning it a reputation as a playground […]
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Tangier, the fabled Moroccan port city of the mid-20th century, was a place where millionaires, spies, artists, and outcasts mingled under the North African sun. For Barbara Hutton, the troubled Woolworth heiress known as the “Poor Little Rich Girl,” Tangier became both a refuge and a gilded cage—a place where she could escape her past but never her […]
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