Tetouan: A small North African city under the warm Spanish s

　　Tetouan is located in northern Morocco, separated from Spain by a strait. Because it was once occupied by Spain, many Spanish Andalusian-style buildings are preserved here. When the Moors were driven out of Granada by the Spaniards, this place became the Moors' habitat and also a gathering place for Moorish-Spanish culture. The old town of Tetouan is pure white and was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1997.

　　Although Tetouan is not far from Tangier, it is rarely known to tourists. Before going to Tangier, you might as well stop in Tetouan for a while to see this ancient and vicissitudes of life city, the towering minarets and mosques, the scattered white Medina, and the old woman who suddenly walked towards you through the alley.