Tangier｜Facing Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar

💙Tangier is an ancient city in northern Morocco located at the mouth of Tangier Bay on the Strait of Gibraltar situated at the crossroads of world traffic facing Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar controlling the junction of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea On a clear day you can easily see the southern mountains of Spain 20 to 30 kilometers away · 🩵Tangier is also God's overturned palette🎨 The historical atmosphere of the colorful ancient city, the bright sunshine coastline The European-style streets in the brilliant lights It's simply too romantic It was also a filming location for the movie 007 - 🌟Attraction Introduction: 🔻Caves of Hercules: Located at Cape Spartel in Tangier, also known locally as the Caves of Hercules. It's very small inside, half an hour is enough to explore. The most famous part is the sea erosion cave for photography. The entrance fee is 60 MAD. · 🔻Tangier Old Town: Located in the northern part of the city, near the coast As depicted in One Thousand and One Nights, the houses are dense and varied, the streets are intertwined, full of shops, stalls, and workshops, bustling and lively all day long · 🔻Cape Spartel Lighthouse: This is the location of the pattern on the local 200 MAD currency. You can bring the 200 MAD currency here to check-in. Another special feature of this lighthouse is that standing here, you can basically determine that the west is the Atlantic Ocean and the east is the Mediterranean Sea. On a clear day, you might see Spain from the top of the tower. · 🔻Cafe Hafa Internet-famous check-in spot: Go to Cafe Hafa to watch a sea sunset! This is a very popular café, from 1932 to 1956, countless writers, rock stars, and artists gathered here. The café is located on a high ground by the sea, offering an unbeatable sea view. From the terrace of the café, you can have a panoramic view of the Strait of Gibraltar. · 🔻Coastal Road: Location: Tombeaux Phéniciens, Tangier White houses, green lawns, and blue sea are a perfect match under the clear sky. Seagulls dance in the wind, as if you are in Europe. The sea opposite is the Strait of Gibraltar, the Gibraltar in geography books, the junction of Europe and Africa, the confluence of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. No entrance fee is required, highly recommended, and the sunset is absolutely beautiful.