White Dove
Tetouan
A cultural crossroads with Andalusian heritage and UNESCO-listed medina.
About Tetouan
Tetouan, nicknamed the 'White Dove,' is one of Morocco's most beautifully preserved medina cities and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Founded in the 15th century by Andalusian refugees, the city retains strong Spanish and Moorish influences visible in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. The whitewashed buildings, narrow winding streets, and distinctive wrought-iron balconies create a unique atmosphere. Tetouan is also home to the renowned Royal College of Fine Arts and offers easy access to the nearby Mediterranean beaches of Martil and M'diq.
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Why Visit Tetouan?
Tetouan, nicknamed the 'White Dove,' is one of Morocco's most beautifully preserved medina cities and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Founded in the 15th century by Andalusian refugees, the city retains strong Spanish and Moorish influences visible in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. The whitewashed buildings, narrow winding streets, and distinctive wrought-iron balconies create a unique atmosphere. Tetouan is also home to the renowned Royal College of Fine Arts and offers easy access to the nearby Mediterranean beaches of Martil and M'diq.