Maison Arabesque
Rue Naciria 73, Tangier
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Maison Arabesque Tangier

Rue Naciria 73 Tangier, 9000, Morocco

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... having any food with us as they will attack for food - although they are fed twice a day!
The Rock of Gibralter was am impressive sight, and we went through some of the many tunnels that the military have drilled through to access different parts of the island.
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The problem I've come across when we visit some of these cities is that a few hours really isn’t enough time to take in the city. We spent about 5 hours in Tangier after Assilah, but a good amount of that was following out tour guide through the medina (which looks like every other medina in Morocco) and eating lunch. That said, Tangier, as a city with so much history, seems like a town I would really enjoy spending a few days ...

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... has built a brand new port east of downtown, and the cab ride into town is about a half hour, but we made it to the train station, bought our overnight train ticket, and headed out to find some dinner. We ate really well in Tangier, and got a taste of what was ahead for us further south in Marrakesh. Two hearty bowls of Lentil Soup, a selection of Moroccan Salads, and a Tagine fit for the King put us back a mere 18 bucks, and that included ...

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... to scoop and eat, but we eventually figured it out.

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An Englishman in Tangier (an Einsteinian moment)

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... show me the medina and the Kasbah. Not the first "tour guide" I was to encounter over the next few days. Scruffy and seemingly lost are not the two traits you look for in a tour guide. Not that I even wanted a tour guide!
At first friendly and inquisitive, he quickly became agressive and accusative after I rejected his advances. Not one to insult random strangers in the street, I spent some time trying to explain why I was happy to discover the place by myself, but he ...

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