Tangier Shopping

  1. Casa Pepé

    One of several general stores in this area. You can stock up at the good delicatessen here, and buy dry goods and booze.

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  2. covered markets

    The covered markets south of the Grand Socco are the best place for fresh produce, with Riffian women in traditional hats selling fruit, vegetables and delicious creamy goats cheese.

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  3. Ensemble Artisanal

    The government-backed arts-and-crafts centre always makes a good first stop to get an idea of the range and quality of crafts available, and to watch the artisans at work, with no pressure to buy. Prices are fixed.

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  4. Fès market

    Fès market, to the west of the city centre, is good for imported cheese and other treats.

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  5. Librairie des Colonnes

    Tangier's best bookshop, with a modest selection of English-language books.

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  7. Parfumerie Madini

    This is the place for sweet smells - the Madini family has been distilling essential oils for some 14 generations and they claim to be able to perfectly reproduce any scent you care to give them, with a little time. The range of perfumes and essences on sale is literally intoxicating.

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