A Tour of TANGIER, Morocco | Modern City on the Strait of Gibraltar

Exploring both sides of Tangier, Morocco on the Strait of Gibraltar just across from Spain.

Music during the video (in order):

"Genie's Bane" by Deskant
&
"Min Wahi El-Lami" & "Yamama" by Ali Sabah

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Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!

[dogandogan]

I think Morocco is the cleanest country in the world, with heartfelt love to my Moroccan brothers and sisters from Turkey.

[moroccanurbanmusic]

11:46 Omg you missed the American Legation in Tangier, America's oldest diplomatic property in the world. The building is very beautiful, it is the only national landmark outside the US.

[sali]

Tangier is probably the most beautiful city in Morocco, with lovely white buildings, great weather and nice beach. A true mediterranean experience

[peterhenderson]

its safe, its clean its cheap and the landscape is beautiful. and they have one of the best food in the world !

[acacius]

Omg it looks beautiful. That sea boulevard tho. Breathtaking. Also that hotel, the medina, omg the details is amazing. Morocco should be a top destination for tourism. Beautiful country, nice people, and the food is great.

[goostrey]

Tangiers actually wasn't under Spanish rule; it was run as an International Zone during the time when the rest of the country was split between France and Spain. The British and Germans had the upper hand in the International City, and it was a haven for spies and a refuge for gay folk who wanted to escape the restrictions of Europe at the time.

[ernestconnell]

I was in Tangier the weekend before 9/11/2001. Took the ferry from Spain and stayed at the El Minzah. Great trip. 👍

[harounfarissi]

Looks like a mix of Rio de Janeiro and San Francisco, it reminds me so well of these cities!
I think really Tangier is the most northernmost city in Africa and it looks more beautiful than Cape Town and Marrakech!
Really the most beautiful city in Africa!

[merymery]

the map of the world you saw. is one of the first world maps made by a Man from Tangier called Asharif alidrissi . and that map was realised with no sophisticated tools like the one we have these days ( no satellites. no telescops...) long ago they used to read/use maps upside down . that's one of our Moroccan prides :D !!!

[soumyadeeplovestoexplore]

Visiting this city, it really seems this country has a great contrast among the old and new places that combines history, the urban landscape and other tourist attractions .

[holechbatel]

If you see her, say hello
She might be in Tangier
She left here last early spring
Is livin' there, I hear
(Bob Dylan, If you see her, say hello)

My family lived here (and in Casablanca) before immigrating to Israel. As I imagined it. An impressive city. Morocco is rightly the most visited country in Africa.

[enaanand]

that sky! that architecture! so charming !!!! i'm in love!!

[merymery]

the star is an old Moroccan star . it's the moorish star that used to be on Moroccan flags during different dynasties especially during the Merinid reign( and way before that when Morocco was called the kingdom of Mauritania ) some moorish flags are now in museums in Spain after the queen isabelle Chased muslims from alandalus they kept the flag so to celebrate the defeat of muslims in alabdalous.

[marafarnham]

Thank you Gabriel 😊❤ beautiful sights of Morocco! Stay safe 🙏

[mounyasso]

I love my country ❤ kingdom of morocco 🇲🇦

[horseplop]

Great Video today Gabriel.. Thanks for taking us back to Morocco 🇲🇦

[soufyaneaitlaydi]

This is great, I'm Moroccan from the Atlas region and now I've been living in Tangier for about six months and I still haven't discovered this beautiful and traditional region, to be honest with you it showed me the beauty of my country

[toddwilliam]

Dude those are Moroccans water Fountains in all Morocco made by Moroccan ( Zallij) you will see them in Fez and all over Morocco and has nothing to do with Romans empire, have a nice trip enjoy The Wonder Land of Morocco

[missmia]

I enjoyed the long rambling walks Gabriel, Morocco is a country for wandering as you can discover something new at every turn. Definitely a country for the curious and spontaneous, and you know what, these things are some of the pleasures in traveling to another country. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

[رواءالمعرفة-خث]

Welcome to your second country, Morocco, the country of love, beauty and calm. Just don't rush into the camera until we enjoy the beautiful scenery
Morocco's culture and beauty needs calm, even in photography