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If you are looking for the best selection of restaurants and bars in Northern Morocco outside of Tangier, then Marina Smir Tetouan may be the place to visit. Only 5 minutes via the new expressway from the centre of Tetouan, Marina Smir is the jewel of the Northern crown, so much so that most of the foreign real estate companies have an office in the marina. |
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En el interior de la medina podrás disfrutar de este maravilloso y lujoso museo el cual nos muestra en su interior parte de la cultura marroquí, costumbres, ceremonias y el por qué de sus orígenes, una pregunta que siempre nos hacemos cuando nos interesamos por esta maravillosa cultura que nos recibe con los brazos abiertos y nos muestra su lado más lindo. En el podemos sentir paz, armonía, belleza todo lo que muestra el país desde el momento en el que ponemos un pie dentro del.
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When you first arrive in Tetouan looking for a restaurant you may wonder where on earth you are going to eat every day.
Although you are surrounded by cafes, pizzerias and restaurants in the centre of Tetouan, they may not be where you would normally fancy eating in due to their appearance. |
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The promising emerging Moroccan property market is strongly attracting worldwide attention. In fact, shrewd investors in property are already buying property in Morocco which is right now one of the world’s hottest property spots. For those who are familiar with the recent developments in Morocco this should come as no surprise. Both the king and the government are firmly committed to boosting Morocco’s economy and developing the country’s infrastructure to unprecedented standards.
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 Morocco, officially the Kingdom of Morocco, the full Arabic name Al-Mamlaka al-Maghribiya translates to "The Western Kingdom." It is a country in North Africa with a population of 33,241,259. Its coastline is the Atlantic Ocean that reaches past the Strait of Gibraltar and into the Mediterranean Sea. The borders connect with Algeria to the east, Mauritania to the south, The Western Sahara to the South West and land borders with two small Spanish enclaves, Ceuta and Melilla...
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