Wide boulevards run out of the central round square that today is called Place Moulay el-Mehdi.
Dar Dbagh (tanneries) from X-XVI century, the center of the medina. This place has a great tourist attraction.
This yellow Spanish church, built in 1919, represents a variation to the white houses of Tetouan.
One of the seven gates of the Medina is located east of the enclosure. This door was long known as the "Sea Gate", because here we gained access to the road leading to Martil, on the Mediterranean.
