One thing that made Tangier’s medina stand out from all the other labyrinthine old towns in Morocco was its highly colourful street art.
Whilst we’d seen a few murals here and there in other towns, nowhere else (with the possible exception of Asilah) did we see such a huge amount in such a condensed area.
We stumbled upon it by chance as we attempted to find our way from our riad to the kasbah. Truth be told, we were both starving hungry (read: grumpy) and weren’t really paying attention to the direction we were going in. We found ourselves in a small area of the old town where almost every wall was painted in bright colours with traditional North African scenes.
Once we’d got our bearings in Tangier, we found out this area wasn’t too far from the kasbah and other main points of interest.
If you are hunting for street art in Tangier, it should be easy to find but, just in case, here are the GPS coordinates to help you locate it: 35°47′15.53″N 05°48′47.72″W
Much of the artwork was hard to capture as it is painted in rather dark alleyways, but here are a few of our favourites…
Very cool. I particularly like the march of progress on one of these.
Thanks! Glad you enjoy it! Tangier had some interesting pieces of street art! 🙂
This article is so colorful. The images are so pleasant and eye-catching. Street art surely can brighten up the mood.
Thank you! If there’s one thing street art often is, it’s colourful! 🙂
Superb post with stunning pictures! These are actually most beautiful places to visit in Morocco.
Glad you enjoyed it. Morocco is indeed a very colourful and diverse destination!
Beautiful pictures, Thanks for sharing, Most beautiful places to visit in Morocco.
Thank you. Aside from street art, Tangier is a great city to visit.
particularly like the march of progress on one of these.
This article is very interesting and it is about street art and it is really a fun to design your street and I really like your article. It is full of art and I love to read this article.
Thank you for shearing this article..