
Tetouan Medina
The Medina of Tetouan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its well-preserved urban fabric and Andalusian cultural influences

Tetouan area
The Archaeological Museum of Tetouan presents finds from northern Morocco, with material associated with prehistoric, classical and later periods
The Archaeological Museum of Tetouan presents finds from northern Morocco, with material associated with prehistoric, classical and later periods. Collections described by the National Museum Foundation include objects from Tamuda, Lixus and other regional sites. A museum visit complements a separate trip to Tamuda itself, but the museum and archaeological site should not be conflated. Verify exhibits, hours and entry requirements on the museum’s official page before presenting logistical details.

Photos from Tetouan Archaeological Museum
Travel tips
No. The museum is in Tetouan, while the Tamuda archaeological site lies outside the city and has its own ticketing.

The Medina of Tetouan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its well-preserved urban fabric and Andalusian cultural influences

Bab El Oqla Museum is a cultural museum associated with Tetouan's historical identity, regional crafts and traditions

Tamuda is an archaeological site southwest of Tetouan associated with ancient Mauritanian and Roman occupation

Tetouan's Ensanche is the planned urban extension developed during the Spanish Protectorate, distinguished by its street layout, civic architecture and exchanges with the older Medina.
