Tetouan is located in northern Morocco and has a population of over 539,000 people. It is famously called the "White Dove," "Daughter of Granada," and "Little Jerusalem." Tetouan was originally founded as "Tamuda" in the 3rd century BC and was later rebuilt during the Marinid Dynasty and again in 1492 with the arrival of Muslim and Jewish refugees from Spain. The ancient Medina district was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features Andalusian-style architecture, a historic Jewish quarter, traditional marketplaces, and other landmarks. Tetouan is also known for its culinary traditions that blend Andalusian, Ottoman, Jewish,
Tetouan is located in northern Morocco and has a population of over 539,000 people. It is famously called the "White Dove," "Daughter of Granada," and "Little Jerusalem." Tetouan was originally founded as "Tamuda" in the 3rd century BC and was later rebuilt during the Marinid Dynasty and again in 1492 with the arrival of Muslim and Jewish refugees from Spain. The ancient Medina district was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features Andalusian-style architecture, a historic Jewish quarter, traditional marketplaces, and other landmarks. Tetouan is also known for its culinary traditions that blend Andalusian, Ottoman, Jewish,
Tetouan is located in northern Morocco and has a population of over 539,000 people. It is famously called the "White Dove," "Daughter of Granada," and "Little Jerusalem." Tetouan was originally founded as "Tamuda" in the 3rd century BC and was later rebuilt during the Marinid Dynasty and again in 1492 with the arrival of Muslim and Jewish refugees from Spain. The ancient Medina district was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features Andalusian-style architecture, a historic Jewish quarter, traditional marketplaces, and other landmarks. Tetouan is also known for its culinary traditions that blend Andalusian, Ottoman, Jewish,
Tetouan is located in nothern Tetouan is famously nicknamed The population of Tetouan is Morocco. It is one of the two most the “White Dove,” “Daughter of estimated at 539,661. important port cities in the Granada,” and “Little Jerusalem.” country. History
Tetouan was founded as “Tamuda” in 3rd century BC.
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Tamuda was later destroyed in the first century AD and
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Tamuda during the Marinid Dynasty by Sultan Abou
Thabit. In 1492, Tetouan was rebuilt by Muslim and Jewish Em per or Aug ust us.
refugees who fled to Morocco after the Fall of Granda.
Tetouan was the capital of the Spanish Protectorate Em per or Aug ust us.
between 1913 and 1956.
The Ancient Medina
The ancient Medina was declared a UNESCO
World Heritage Site in 1997. The buildings and archways of the old Medina are influenced by Andalusian architecture. The Medina includes the “Mellah” (Jewish quarter), “Souk” Districts (traditional marketplaces), the “Seven Gates,” and a tannery. Tetouan’s Culinary Art Tetouan’s food culture is a blend of Andalusian, Ottoman, Jewish, and European influences.
Tetouan is reputed as the The city is also well-known for its street
“direct heir to the culinary vendors who sell traditional (Tetouani)
traditions of Granada” snacks such as chickpeas, kaliente and
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