Today, Tangier is known in America thanks in no small part to Paul Bowles, the novelist and composer who settled there in 1947, and the Beat Generation who followed him in search of cheap, exotic ...

Tangier makes you work for its pleasures. You could spend days wandering the medina, the ancient maze of corridors so narrow you can touch both walls as you walk, in search of Le Nabab, a ...

By Reva Bhalla Morocco rarely figures into international news headlines these days, something of a virtue in this restive part of the world. The term Maghreb, which translates as "land of the ...

Explore Tangier's rich history and the tranquil beauty of Chefchaouen on Viking's Iberia, ... Explore this ancient walled town brimming with exotic delights. Port of the Week: Tangier, Morocco.

Explore Tangier's rich history and the tranquil beauty of Chefchaouen on Viking's Iberia, ... Explore this ancient walled town brimming with exotic delights. Port of the Week: Tangier, Morocco.

The Legation building, in the heart of the city’s ancient medina, was gifted to the States by Sultan Moulay Sulemin in 1821 and housed the legation and consulate for 140 years.

View Ancient cistern outside the Moon Gates of the Kasbah in Tangier, Morocco Maroc Citerne Ancienne, Pars Lune Des Portes de la Casbah a Tanger by Louis Desire Thienon on artnet. Browse upcoming and ...

Christine Mangan’s debut novel, “Tangerine” (Ecco, 308 pages, $26.99), takes place in Tangier, Morocco, in 1956—with flashbacks to Bennington, Vt., and a prologue and epilogue set in Spain ...