Tétouan / 9 photo spots
9 Instagram spots around Tétouan
Tétouan combines a whitewashed medina, Andalusian gardens and streets shaped by Spanish architecture. Martil and M’diq add coastal stops outside the city.
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Bab El Oqla Tétouan
Bab El Oqla is one of the gates into Tétouan’s medina. From the open approach, frame the gateway and the surrounding walls without blocking the entrance.
Search Google MapsBab El Oqla Museum
Inside this museum, an Andalusian garden surrounds a basin and a tiled wall fountain. Ask staff about photography before framing the fountain from the visitor area. Admission is charged.
Search Google MapsTetouan Archaeological Museum
The archaeological museum displays Roman mosaics in its garden. Ask staff whether you may photograph them and stay on the visitor route. Admission is charged.
Search Google MapsGuersa El Kébira
At Guersa El Kébira, look for the colourful woven textiles sold in the medina. A close frame can show their patterns. Ask the seller before photographing goods or people.
Search Google MapsMedina of Tétouan
The medina’s white and green façades make a simple street composition. Use a public through lane, leave doorways clear and ask before photographing residents.
Search Google MapsÉglise Notre-Dame de la Victoire Tétouan
On Place Moulay El Mehdi, the church of Notre-Dame de la Victoire offers a different architectural subject. Photograph the façade from the pedestrian area and respect people attending worship.
Search Google MapsParc Feddan Tétouan
Parc Feddan looks towards the medina and the old kasbah. From the public viewing area, layer the white rooftops against the hillside. Stay within the open park.
Search Google MapsMartil Beach
Martil is a separate coastal town near Tétouan. From the beach, frame the curve of the shoreline against the Mediterranean and leave space for the waves.
Search Google MapsM’diq Corniche
In M’diq, another coastal town near Tétouan, walk the seafront promenade. Compose the sea and buildings from the pedestrian area, away from the working harbour.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Moroccan National Tourist Office, Tétouan brochure
- National Museum Foundation, Bab El Oqla Museum
- National Museum Foundation, Tétouan Archaeological Museum
- National Museum Foundation, filming applications
- Moroccan National Tourist Office, Tétouan medina
- UNESCO, Medina of Tétouan
- Andalusian Institute of Historical Heritage, view from Parc Feddan
- Moroccan National Tourist Office, Moroccan beaches
- Moroccan National Tourist Office, Tétouan and the M’diq seafront