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One address, three atmospheres | Tangier Kasbah
Café Terrasse • Restaurant • Piano Bar
Closed on Mondays

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Une maison d'artiste ou les couleurs rejoignent la musique , ou il fait bon vivre et se laisser aller à une grande respiration. Qd la douceur s'invite dans votre cœur et votre âme et que tout semble harmonieux, cest que vous êtes arrivés au bon endroit .
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De Tánger me gustó ese exotismo que se percibe cuando pisas un lugar tan genuino a solo una hora de avión. Romantizo el paso del pasado, siempre me ha inspirado la arquitectura árabe y hay lugares que salvaguardan muy bien las huellas. Puedes ver lo que fue y lo que es hoy, haciendo de esta ciudad del norte de África un rincón para inspirarse no demasiado lejos de casa. Me encantaron las mujeres tangerinas, tan joviales y risueñas. Los movimientos artísticos de la ciudad. La luz africana.
1. Comer, dormir o cenar en @villamabrouka, la casa de Yves Saint Laurent, es una de las mejores recomendaciones. Su terraza, al final del jardín, tiene unas imponentes vistas al Atlántico. No dio tiempo a ir a @villajosephine.tanger.
2. Me quedaría horas en el Grand Café de París. La primera vez estuve en la terraza. Yo me tomaría el té a la mente dentro.
3. Para el dia, la terraza de @elmoroccoclub. Para la noche, cenar arriba y bajar a tomar una copa mientras tocan el piano.
4. Siempre hay ambiente en el Cinema Rif, en su terraza y en su café. También se puede ir a la sala del @cinemaalcazartanger.
5. El Museo de la Legación Americana es una auténtica joya. Imprescindible también el Museo de la Kasbah.
6. Las Chicas es una de las tiendas más interesantes. Tiene arriba una terraza ideal.
7. Saveur de Poission, para comer pescado fresco y lo que decida el cocinero. Favorito de Anthony Bourdain.
8. Perderse por las calles, oler los puestos. El zoco más grande, el pequeño, la Plaza 9 de Abril, alejarse hasta @habibiburton, las librerías, la playa.
9. Salon Bleu para ver el atardecer, para comer o para cenar. Lo mejor son las mesas de la terraza más alto. Luego vienen los gatos a cenar.
10. Dormir en Dar Nour, el riad más antiguo de Tánger.
11. Topolina, una de mis tiendas favoritas. Interzone con sus libros antiguos y sus camisetas. @rockdakasbah.tanger y sus prendas de algodón. Dar el Hassani tenía piezas ideales.
12. El Minzah debería ser esplendoroso. Ya no tanto, pero para ir a tomar un vino no está mal su bar o su patio.
13. Hay que subir a las azoteas, sentarse en la cima de esta montaña de sal.
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#Tánger #Marruecos #Morocco #travel

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El otro día puse ‘Bonjour, tristesse’, la versión de 1958. Fue algo trágico ver el verano en su esplendor, con ese azul tan azul que no sé si lo describe así Françoise Sagan. Fue una bofetada. Como abrir los álbumes de fotos del pasado. Cómo recordar un viejo amor. Había visto la versión de 2024 volviendo de Japón y encontré esta en el catálogo de @enfilmin. Me quedé, porque a pesar del color (y el dolor) estival, era todo belleza. El verano tiene sus propios colores, el film lo refleja a la perfección con sus tonalidades saturadas. También algunos lugares, como Tánger. El azul del mar tiñe puertas y mezquitas, el marrón lo encontramos en los asientos del Café Paris o en la rafia, o en el cuero que brilla en los mercados. El blanco de la espuma del Atlántico tiñe las casas, que se amontonan como una montaña de sal. De hecho, con el amarillo de las especias, forman la paleta de color de julio y agosto. A Tánger, sin embargo, fui en septiembre. Como una despedida de lo que fue, a lo grande. Tengo pendiente hablaros de rincones y lugares, pero ahora me quiero quedar con esa sensación. La del sol acariciándote la cara al atardecer, pidiéndote que te quedes aunque tú quieras ir detrás porque sabes que las tardes son cada vez más cortas. Hay lugares en los que siempre será más verano que en tu ciudad, pero no sé, no es lo mismo. Llenar primaveras en enero, sí. Pero veranos fuera de temporada no sé si tiene tanto sentido.
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#Tánger #travel #DarNour #Marruecos

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woke up to 33 (!!!) feeling all the creative power this angel number brings with it after a few days immersed in the treasures of Tangier 🍊🇲🇦 staying in Yves Saint Laurent’s former summer home—now the twelve room @villamabrouka—made for the most idyllic backdrop to explore this coastal city located just an hour ferry ride from southern Spain

so much more to say about the closed doors we were fortunate enough to get behind here (including into the private home of @genemeyer3 and @frankdebiasi) thanks to a very well-connected local, but as usual, i’ll save my more long-winded bits for The Sunday Series. for now, endless gratitude for the time and space to be here. now here we go on another trip around the sun!!🌞🤍 #tangier #morocco #villamabrouka

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El Morocco Club - Tangeri 🇲🇦

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Best spots to explore in TANGIER 🇲🇦📌

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#chamalparadise #morocco #tangier #spot #place

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📍a new discovery, #tangier and a city that deserves a spot on your list

My guide to where to stay, eat, shop and explore, plus all the little places that made us fall in love with it

💌 Comment “TANGIER” and I’ll send you our full 3-day itinerary, all my tips + the contact for our amazing local guide

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Where to stay

🌿 Villa Mabrouka: Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé’s former Tangier home, now a beautiful hotel in one of the best locations in the city; worth visiting even if you’re not staying here

🪞 Lalla Soulika: where we stayed and a recent opening. Incredible service, beautifully designed interiors and an amazingly spacious suite

🌊 Nord-Pinus: characterful Kasbah hotel with eclectic interiors and a rooftop overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar

🌴 Villa Josephine: romantic old-world villa on the outskirts of Tangier, with beautiful gardens and a pool - perfect if you want something quieter away from the Medina

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where to eat:

TANGIER

🐟 Le Saveur du Poisson: a Tangier classic for seafood; simple, local and all about the food. No bookings so your best bet is to turn up early to avoid a long queue

🔥 Chez Hassan: tiny, chaotic, cheap and exactly where you want to be eating in the Kasbah. Perfect place to try authentic Moroccan skewers for lunch

🌿 Villa Mabrouka: has two restaurants. L’Orangerie is the better one of the two; go for the food and the beautiful garden setting for lunch. However, if I had to pick one, I’d recommend booking Luca’s Terrazza for dinner

ASILAH

🌊 L’Ocean: casual beachfront lunch with grilled fish and sea views. Perfect spot for lunch on your way back from Asilah

🦐 Casa Pepe: old-school seafood restaurant in the centre of Asilah with a very Spanish-Moroccan coastal feel. Great option if you’d rather stay for lunch in Asilah

where to eat

🌿 Villa Mabrouka: has two restaurants. L’Orangerie is the better one of the two; go for the food and the beautiful garden setting. However, we would recommend booking Luca’s Terrazza to enjoy wood-fired Roman-style pizzas with uninterrupted sea views. Book an early dinner so you can see Villa Mabrouka before it gets dark (we did 7pm)

🎹 El Morocco Club: stylish Kasbah dinner

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Tangier crush. Tangier is an intense city, a long way from the blue-and-white postcard image. The moment you set foot there, you begin to understand why spies once came here to disappear. The city rises and falls at every turn, constantly throwing you off course. But little by little, we piece it together, and what emerges is a place overflowing with beauty.

We stopped at Nord-Pinus as if we were visiting friends. It feels less like a hotel and more like a private home, where Moroccan crafts and 20th-century vintage furniture have found their place quite naturally, without ever seeming too contrived. That’s perhaps what touched us the most: everything has character, without ever being over the top. And then there’s the rooftop terrace absolutely exceptional. Our first dinner there remains one of our favorite moments in Tangier: unhurried, generous, and indulgent @hotelnordpinustanger

This café says everything about Tangier. Café Tingis, in the Petit Socco.

At Majid’s, our pulse quickens just as much over early-twentieth-century caftans as Berber jewellery, carved doors and beautifully faded rugs

A rare pleasure: spending time in Matisse’s room, the one he lived in for six months, painting Tangier as it appeared beyond the window @grandhotelvilladefrance

At Villa Mabrouka, we found the 1940s and the 1970s, Orientalism, colour, straw tones shifting into green and white, stone against lush planting and it all completely got to us @villamabrouka

The Librairie des Colonnes was closed. We were sorry to miss it, the Beat Generation, and everything beyond @librairiedescolonnes

Aux 3 Portes is a joyful, bohemian jumble of antiques, embroidery, ceramics and rare-coloured zelliges, all set against a lush cliffside garden. We came for lunch and spent just as much time looking around as eating @aux_3_portes

At El Morocco Club, we never even got around to taking another photo, the crab, the lamb, cocktails downstairs, the whole mood of the place simply took over @elmoroccoclub

The Kasbah moves at its own pace. More bohemian, more intimate, with a Spanish note running through it.

One of the rooms at Dar Nour. We loved how much is going on with unusual furnit

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Tangier is wild at heart; it takes curiosity to earn her secrets. But once the Tangerois open their doors, their addresses, gem follows gem: small cafés, grand tables, museums holding paintings you didn’t expect, familiar names beside quieter, finer ones. Here’s a little address book, kept for your next journey.

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TANGER : les lieux où aller… ou revenir 🤍
#tanger #tangiermorocco🇲🇦 #maroc

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Discovering charming Tangier🫒

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Yes you, you’ve got a friend in me 🤓
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#music #fypシ #cozy #jazz #vibes
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