Morocco in Pictures: 34 Free Photos of Tangier, Tétouan, Fes and Rabat
Morocco in 34 free photos from the BigFoto library, all taken on our own trips through the north of the country and its imperial cities: the green doors and steep lanes of Tangier above the Strait of Gibraltar, the rocky Atlantic coast at the Caves of Hercules and Cape Spartel, the white medina of Tétouan and the seafront of M’diq, the Royal Palace and the old medina of Fes, the Roman columns of Volubilis, and the gates, walls and blue lanes of Rabat. Each section links the full gallery, with more photos and a short guide.
How to download: click a photo to see it large, then use Download. The originals are about 1200 × 800 pixels: right for blog posts, slides, social media, school projects and video call backgrounds.
Tangier: the medina, the kasbah and the bay
A green door with tiles in a white street, the port and the Strait of Gibraltar, a narrow lane of the medina, palms on the Grand Socco, the old walls of the Kasbah, the bay under white clouds, the tiled doorway of a mosque and brochettes with mint tea.
The Caves of Hercules and Cape Spartel
The rocky coast by the caves, the painted figure of Hercules on the rock, the Atlantic at Cape Spartel, turquoise water between the rocks and fishermen in a cove.
Tétouan and M’diq
An arched lane and a very narrow green and white lane in the medina of Tétouan, the white town below the hills, the gate and the square of the Royal Palace, an olive and pickle stall, and the palm-lined seafront and a blue domed tower in M’diq on the Mediterranean. All 85 photos of the north: Tangier and Tétouan in Pictures.
Fes, Volubilis and Moulay Idriss
The golden gates and a brass door of the Royal Palace of Fes, the Chouara tannery, the old medina spreading over the hills, a smoky lane, the Roman columns of Volubilis and the white town of Moulay Idriss on its hills.
Rabat: the Udayas, the walls and the gates
Bab Oudaia, the gate of the Kasbah of the Udayas, and a blue and white lane inside it, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V at night, the carved gate of Bab er-Rouah and a spice and dried fruit stall. All 46 photos of the imperial cities: Rabat, Fes and Meknes in Pictures.
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Questions about these Morocco pictures
Can I use these Morocco pictures for free?
Yes, for personal and commercial projects. All we ask is a link back to BigFoto.com; the box at the top of the page has a credit link you can copy.
Are Marrakech and the Sahara in these photos?
No. Our own Morocco photos come from the north (Tangier, Tétouan and the coast) and from the imperial cities of Fes, Meknes and Rabat, so there are no desert dunes or Marrakech squares here. For colour, the doors and tiles of Tangier, the blue lanes of Rabat and the tanneries of Fes come closest.
Can I use them as a Morocco wallpaper?
Yes, on a phone or tablet, and on a laptop if you don’t mind a slightly soft picture: the originals are about 1200 pixels wide. The upright photos of doors and lanes fit a phone screen well.
