This city is located in Morocco on the North Coast. The population of the tantarian, is nine hundred and seven thousand people. Tangier was founded, was at the beginning of the fifth century to our era with colonists from Carthage. The most important attraction, the grottoes of Hercules or Herklah grotto are considered, which are in the caves. But, on alone, grottoes, the interest of the tantarian does not end, and today I want to highlight some of them.
Fortress Kasba . The fortress was built by Portuguese at the highest point of the city, in 1771. It is noteworthy that a defensive structure from the wreckage of buildings was erected, which were safely preserved from the distant times of the Roman Empire. Log in to the fortress, you can from two sides, as it has two gates. Some gates are located on the side of Kasba Street, and other Bab El Assa and Bab Haan are leading to the fortress from the medina. The main and brightest landmark of the fortress is the Palace of Sultan Dar-El Makhzen.
Beach Azilaha . This place is impregnated with historical past data. The prosperous city on the coast in 1471 was captured by the Portuguese, which vividly indicates the presence of bastions and white fortress walls. Today, the day, there are cultural festivals every year, they put the performances, organize concert programs and simply arrange dancing. By itself, the beach is relatively small and is a wonderful place for unhurried walks, especially in the rays of the setting sun. The species that open at this time of the day can hit right in the heart, sensitive soul of romance.
Museum of Ancient History and Antiques . This museum is located in the old palace with the poetic name of Dar El Maczen. In very distant times, this palace was the property and the abode of Sultan. In addition to the fact that the museum is represented by the richest collection of carpets, weapons, jewelry, fabrics and other things, the walls of the structure can also be bolded to call a large historical value, which deserves the most closely, attention from all visitors to the museum.