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Taza
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While the town itself has limited tourist appeal, the surrounding area is well worth a visit for its landscapes, particularly the nearby Tazekka National Park.
Overview of Taza
While the town itself has limited tourist appeal, the surrounding area is well worth a visit for its landscapes, particularly the nearby Tazekka National Park.
Key Facts
- Type of place: city.
- Tourist interest: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
- Location: in northeastern Morocco, not far from the Imperial Cities.
- Distances: Al Hoceima (160 km to the north), Fez (120 km to the west), Oujda (230 km to the northeast), Tazekka National Park (15 km to the south).
- Local time: .
- Population: 148,456 inhabitants (2014).
- Area: 37 km².
- Altitude: 550 m.
- Website: https://www.ville-taza.com/
History of Taza
What to See and Do in Taza
- The town: Taza has an old town with ramparts built in the 12th century.

Tazekka National Park
This park near Taza is home to a large population of Barbary stags. A tourist circuit lets you discover its natural wonders (forests, waterfalls, caves...). You can also go hiking and caving at the Friouato chasm.
This park near Taza is home to a large population of Barbary stags. A tourist circuit lets you discover its natural wonders (forests, waterfalls, caves...). You can also go hiking and caving at the Friouato chasm.
In the Surrounding Area
Sidi Harazem (95 km)
A thermal spa in the outskirts of Fes, highly popular with Moroccans and renowned for the healing properties of its mineral water.
A thermal spa in the outskirts of Fes, highly popular with Moroccans and renowned for the healing properties of its mineral water.
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Tazekka National Park
★★ This park near Taza is home to a large population of Barbary stags. A tourist circuit lets you discover its natural wonders (forests…
Sidi Harazem
★ A thermal spa in the outskirts of Fes, highly popular with Moroccans and renowned for the healing properties of its mineral water.