The souq in Tangier is heaven for shopping lovers and one of the first places tourists visit when they arrive in the city. If you love the hustle and bustle of Moroccan shops, you’re in luck, because Tangier has two souqs; the Grand Socco and the Petit Socco.

The best things to buy in Tangier are handicrafts, leather goods, jewellery with semi-precious stones, cotton and silk aprons, and of course, carpets. There are also several shops selling antiques and furniture.

Tangier, a vibrant and multicultural city in Morocco, is known for its bustling souks and markets. These traditional marketplaces are not only a shopper’s paradise but also provide a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Discover the souks of Tangiers and dive into the authentic soul of the city. Your visit will start at the Grand Socco, a vast square full of cafés, street vendors, women of the Rif with their multicoloured clothes and big hats, craftsmen's shops, in short, a whole mix of smells and colours.

Sep 9, 2019 · Where to go shopping in Tangier—Morocco's less-touristed shopping city— for rugs, perfume, and trinkets.

Jul 27, 2022 · Of course, you can’t miss the so-famous Souks of Tangier, the oldest shopping area in the city! Head towards Grand Socco (Big Market) which will lead you through the keyhole gate of Bab Al Fahs to the medina (old town).

The Tangier Souk Grand (Grand Socco) is the commercial centre of the city. It is one of the most frequently visited places by city dwellers and tourists. It is the gateway to the medina, and is chaired by the famous square Place du Grand Socco …

Whether or not you are a big shopper, going to a Souk is a cultural experience that should not be missed on a trip to Morocco. Some of the villages or areas between villages are in fact named after their market days, therefore it’s easy to know when they are held.

In Tangier there are two main souks: the Grand Socco, on 9 April 1947 Square, which separates the old town from the new town, and the Petit Socco, situated in the heart of the medina and lined with small cafés.

Located in Tangier, Grand Socco is a bustling marketplace and central meeting point for travelers looking to explore the city and truly a convergence of history, tradition and modernization.