El Reducto

Tetouan


Tuck into traditional Moroccan (and some Spanish) fare in the grand surroundings of this old house, which once belonged to a Moroccan vizier and is decorated with antique glazed Seville tiles. Desserts are particularly tasty and alcohol is served.


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Nearby Tetouan attractions

1. Archaeology Museum

0.05 MILES

A few blocks from Place Al Jala is a small museum with an excellent collection of pottery and mosaics mostly from the Roman ruins at Lixus, displayed both…

2. Place Hassan II

0.05 MILES

The broad and empty Place Hassan II, which is mostly roped off for security reasons, links the medina to the Ensanche. It looks like it houses the Wizard…

3. Royal Palace

0.07 MILES

The Royal residence was built in 1988 in what was once Feddan Park. The palace is still active as King Mohammed VI has been known to visit during the…

4. Ensanche

0.13 MILES

Restored to resemble the era when Tetouan was capital of the Spanish protectorate, this broad boulevard along Ave Mohammed V from Place Al Jala to Place…

5. Carpentry Souq

0.16 MILES

Best visited after going to the Artisanal School, where you can see the detail and hard work that goes into making each piece, this is where you'll find…

6. Leather Souq

0.17 MILES

Next to Tetouan's tannery, where you can see how the cow hides get their shades, the leather souq features traditional Moroccan shoes, jackets and bags…

7. Jewellery Souq

0.18 MILES

Tetouan is known for its artisans, and this is the spot in the medina where you'll find a collection of jewellery boutiques.

8. Tannery

0.19 MILES

Tetouan has traditionally been a leather-producing town, and there is a small tannery here. They're smaller than the tanneries at Fez, but still…