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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Tangier has long captivated the world’s imagination as a place of intrigue, artistic freedom, and cultural collision. Nestled at the crossroads of Africa and Europe, this Moroccan city has been a haven for spies, writers, exiles, and adventurers. From the decadent days of the International Zone to its role as a Beat Generation hub, Tangier’s […]
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Victor EECKHOUT was a Belgian painter from the 19th century specialising in genre paintings and orientalist scenes. Son of a painter, it was he who gave him his first artistic education. In 1848, he participated in the Brussels Salon before moving to Tangier where he spent the rest of his life. The belgian painter, draftsman […]
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Tangier, the city of lights Where dreams and hope chant in a harmonious choir Streets belt out prayers. Waves kiss the warm sand. Every soft breeze of wind unveils a confession. Colours intertwine in the air. Markets hum with life and sounds. The aroma of spices, a warm sensual perfume, Tangier, In your arms I […]
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The Palace of Italian Institutions, famous as the Moulay Hafid Palace, is considered one of the main historical monuments of Tangier. It is located in the middle of Boulevard Hassan II with an area of 32,800 m2. The Palace is featuring refined Andalusian Moorish-style architecture, and hosting numerous cultural events.This superb palace was built at […]
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William S. Burroughs – “Tangier is one of the few places left in the world where, so long as you don’t proceed to robbery, violence, or some form of crude, antisocial behavior, you can do exactly what you want” “I have traveled a lot, but my footsteps were in need for a place […]
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There are several legendary cafes in Tangier in the old Medina and even in the city center. Café Baba, Café Central, Café Maquina, etc., but Café Hafa remains by far the most legendary. For a century, the Hafa café has welcomed dreamers, writers with fertile imaginations, sailors coming to rest, workers after a hard day. […]
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