I remember the days of cigarettes on display as well, I use to work in a little newsagents in my mid-teens and they would all be sitting their behind the counter in their colourful inviting boxes - sometimes even on promotions. Always good to visit caves when you can, the views at the end of the scene were great. Tangier looks like a nice place, fascinating to hear about all the history and changes of ownership - I didn't realise the British were so involved. Learnt quite a bit from that, and I now know why tangerines are called tangerines. Night time atmosphere looked hot, love how so many of these places change when the sun drops down.
Hi Caroline well done on your tour to morocco specifically tangier where I lived for the last 15 years before I lived in the uk. Now living in malaysia and looking forward to come back to tangier. Enjoy your trip and all the best. My daughter lives in london😊
How are you doing mrs Caroline. Thank you for sharing your trips with us . As always iam gathering main information about places you visited briefly here it’s Tangier is port of city of Morocco name from Latin origin for tings , daughter of Altas but probably from Semitic tigisis harbor . In English often Tangier’s by influence of Algiers. It’s located in northwestern Morocco, on coast of Mediterranean Sea and Altantic ocean. The city is capital of Tanger Tétouan. Tanger is well worth visiting because it’s Phoenician town and trading center . Tangier has been nexus for many centuries. In 1923 it became international zone managed by colonial powers and destinations for many Europeans and Americans , diplomats, spies , bohemians , writers , businessmen. There are several attractions such as legation museum , historical sites , grand socco , souk ( market) where sell traditional products, cafe , complex of castles on top hill sultan moulay Ismail garden since 17 th century palace called dar el Makhzen.
