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Shopping in Tangier

Tangier Shopping Guide 2026

Tangier's retail map: authentic souvenirs, the districts that suit them, and the tourist traps to skip.

The short answer: start with Grand Socco, Petit Socco and Medina Souks and Rue es-Siaghine (Silversmiths' Street). This guide profiles 9+ markets and shopping districts in Tangier, with prices, timing, and the practical notes that decide whether each one earns a place in your plan.

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Best souvenirs

Authentic items worth bringing home.

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Leather babouche slippers: MAD 60-150 (~$6.40-16)

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Silver jewelry and Amazigh-style pieces: MAD 100-2,000 (~$11-213)

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Woven blankets and Riffian textiles: MAD 150-500 (~$16-53)

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Brass and copper lanterns: MAD 100-600 (~$11-64)

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Hand-painted ceramics and tagines: MAD 40-400 (~$4.30-43)

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Tangier-made perfume essences: MAD 50-600 (~$5.30-64)

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Argan oil, spices and mint tea: MAD 30-200 (~$3.20-21)

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Books, postcards and vintage Tangier photographs: MAD 5-200 (~$0.55-21)

Traditional markets

Where locals shop and travellers find treasures.

Market

Grand Socco

Fresh produce, bread, flowers, olives and everyday goods

Where: Medina entrance

Hours: Daily about 7am-9pm; produce stalls busiest in the morning

Market

Petit Socco and Medina Souks

Leather slippers, textiles, lanterns, ceramics and spices

Where: Medina

Hours: Daily about 9am-8pm; cafes open earlier and later

Market

Rue es-Siaghine (Silversmiths' Street)

Silver and gold jewelry, antiques and souvenirs

Where: Medina, between the Grand Socco and the Petit Socco

Hours: Daily about 9:30am-7:30pm; many shops close Friday midday

Market

Kasbah Quarter Shops and Galleries

Antiques, art galleries, design boutiques and vintage photographs

Where: Kasbah

Hours: Daily about 10am-7pm; some galleries closed Monday

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Tangier Fish Market (Marche Central de Poissons)

Fresh fish and shellfish

Where: Port

Hours: Daily about 6am-1pm; busiest Monday to Saturday mornings

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Casabarata Market

Second-hand goods, clothing, household items and a Sunday flea market

Where: Casabarata

Hours: Daily about 8am-6pm; busiest Sunday

Market

Boulevard Pasteur and Rue de la Liberte

Fashion boutiques, bookshops, perfumers and patisseries

Where: Ville Nouvelle

Hours: Mon-Sat about 10am-8pm; many shops close Sunday

Market

Madini Perfumery

Oriental perfume essences and oils

Where: Ville Nouvelle, Boulevard Pasteur

Hours: Mon-Sat about 9:30am-7:30pm (confirm locally)

Market

Librairie des Colonnes

Books on Tangier and Morocco in French, English, Spanish and Arabic

Where: Ville Nouvelle, Boulevard Pasteur

Hours: Mon-Sat about 9:30am-1pm and 3:30pm-7:30pm (confirm locally)

Malls & modern shopping

Air-conditioned, international brands, and food courts.

Mall

Tanger City Mall

Hours: Daily about 10am-10pm

Mall

Socco Alto

Hours: Daily about 10am-10pm

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Ibn Battouta Mall

Hours: Daily about 10am-10pm

Mall

Marjane Tanger Madina

Hours: Daily about 9am-10pm