After a pick up, we will drive along la Corniche (central beach) and visit the eastside of the city. Then we will continue on through the Boulevard (ex. frensh section) where you can enjoy a nice view overlooking the port and the spanish coast in clear days. Then continue to Iberia and California residential area with nice and luwerious chalets, villas and palaces and heading to Spartel cape (a meeting point of the Atlantic with the mediterannean), then keep driving along the coast for a while and visit the mythical Hercules caves. After, we will drive the outskirts of the city and go to discover the traditional fece of Tanger starting our walking tour visiting the Kasbah (a fort built in the 15 th century) doing first Henri Matisse Schedule (during his 2 nd visit in 1912-1913) the famous french painter did some fabulous painting of several places of the Kasbah: Main gate, mosquee, marabout, and others… Then we will visit the archeological museum and continue to the medina walking through coloufull narrow streets and visit the fresh fruits and vegetables market, where you are going to see an interesting presentation of olives. After we will see gardens of the Mendoubia whith its 800 years old banion tree, see Saint-Andrews church and the sidi Bouabid berber market, the gran socco and more ending up having a mint tea in the petit socco (a little square where a lot of artists got part of their inspiration during their stay in Tangier like Paul Bowles, Williams Burroughs, Paul Morand, Pierre Loti, Van Dongen and many others….)

• For starters there is the basic scenic area. Visitors stroll along the paths amidst flowers and other displays, take in the scenery, climb the hill and the pagoda, or even have a light lunch.

• Another option is the cableway. The ride is quite long at 15-20 minutes each way. Visitors can buy a ticket as part of your entry, or buy one inside the park for 28 RMB (15 RMB for children). The views are great throughout the ride despite the fact that it is often a bit hazy at the very top. There is a limited selection of snacks to buy at the top.

• There is also a small zoo. In 2006 construction began on a panda enclosure; the pandas will be here soon. Most of the other animals are in the old-fashioned (and inredibly out-of-date) concrete and metal-barred cages. They can just about poke between the bars if you have a bite of apple or something to offer them.                                                                                      
• At peak times some of the animals get dressed up and do ridiculously cute human things. On quieter days it's nice for the kids on school excursions to be able to go home and say they saw some interesting animals at the zoo. It only costs 10 RMB to purchase a ticket, so why not take a peek?                                                                            
• There is the museum of clay figurines. The figurines were created with a special kind of Wuxi purple clay.
• Then there is the mine. The mine is free to walk through, but if you want to stop and see a small collection of reptiles (snakes, tortoises, crocodiles) on display in one of the rooms you have to pay another 5 RMB. The crocodile looks like he’s dead, but the curator will open the cage and poke him with a stick he keeps handy if you look curious enough. 

• There is a warriors museum. It's designed to scare children, just the way kids like it.
• There is also an amusement park with seven rides for kids, which can be included as part of your ticket price.

take bus No. 10 or No. 27

The Nanchan Temple Markets are a lovely place to visit to both enjoy the cultural atmosphere as well as to do some shopping for souvenirs or fresh produce. There are often community events, such as fireworks, held here to celebrate holidays throughout the Chinese calendar.

The market area is quite visible, especially at night. The area is easy to find at the south end of the main road, Zhongshan Lu (中山路）, across the ring road of Jiefang Nan Lu (解放南路).