Plaza de Toros

This circular arena, built during the Spanish protectorate, recalls Tangier's Iberian heritage. Silent today, it raises its stone stands towards the sky, evoking the afternoons when crowds gathered to watch the corridas. The sober architecture, typical of the 1950s, retains its authenticity and offers a distinctive panorama of the modern city spreading around it.

The site can be visited from the outside, allowing visitors to appreciate its characteristic structure and the atmosphere of a bygone era. Enthusiasts of Tangier architecture and history will find a rare testimony to the city's cosmopolitan past. The spot also appeals to photographers, who capture the contrast between this construction frozen in time and contemporary urbanisation. A brief but evocative stop for those interested in Tangier's multiple cultural faces.