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| The medina in Tangier, at the mouth of the Mediterranean roughly nine miles from Spain, is a jumble of blind alleys and intersections. The buildings huddle close together, creating a jumble of blind angles and six-dimensional intersections, making it easy to wander aimlessly. |
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| From above, the medina's narrow alleyways look like a befuddling labyrinth. |
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| The Casbah, the walled fortress atop the medina, provides views of the Straits. |
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A seaside institution, Cafe El Hafa entices visitors to sit on one of its dozen terraces.
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| A fruit market open late at the edge of the Tangier medina. |
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| The Place du 9 Avril at night. |
Source : http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2010/09/03/travel/20100912TANGIER.html
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