Begin your food adventure at the Grand Socco, a central plaza in the heart of Tangier. This bustling square is surrounded by cafes and restaurants offering a wide range of traditional Moroccan dishes such as Tajine and Couscous. Next, head to the Al-Hafa Tea House where you can enjoy Moroccan mint tea and delicious pastries while taking in the stunning views of the Strait of Gibraltar. Make your way to the Café Baba next to try their famous avocado milkshake and hearty sandwiches. End your day with a visit to the American Legation Museum which is a historic diplomatic property that also features a carpet museum and art gallery.
Start your day with a visit to the Chefchaouen Waterfall which is a beautiful and picturesque spot for taking photos. After working up an appetite, head to El Reducto Beach where you can indulge in plenty of fresh seafood that Tangier is famous for. Be sure to try the tagine of seafood and grilled sardines which are local specialties. End your day taking in the culture and art at the Musée de la Kasbah, an ethnographic museum housed in an old palace. The museum showcases the traditional way of life in the city of Tangier historically through beautiful and ancient pottery and textiles displays.
If you have more time, add a trip to the Cap Spartel Lighthouse which provides stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. You should also consider taking a cooking class if you want to learn about Moroccan spices and cooking techniques in more depth. For those with less time, prioritize the foodie destinations and pick one museum to visit based on your interests.