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Tangier

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8 Reviews

  • Anynomous
    02 January 2018

    Not allowed to enter the church to pray. Was asked to pay! The man at the entrance was impolite and agressive saying "no money no honey"my 50 euros Xmas donation stayed in my pocket, definitly unchristian behavior...

  • Anynomous
    28 November 2017

    This Church is famous for the presence of the simbols of four religions: Christian, Muslim, Induism, Jewish. The Cemetery is a little world of silence in the heart of crowded Grand Socco.

  • Anynomous
    08 November 2017

    Beautiful peaceful location in middle of Tangier's old town and souq's general hustle & bustle.

  • Anynomous
    15 October 2017

    This church does not welcome visitors. There is no info about opening hours or mass schedule. Don't waste your time or energy to walk up the hill. I wish there is a rating for negative star.

  • Anynomous
    22 May 2017

    We were not allowed to visit the Service however we are Christian and came to the Service. The guy who did not let us in started shouting very aggressively (!) when we made ONE Step left from the path because there is PRIVATE territory. Not even 3 meters from the church: Very Private Territory. And they are complaying about reducing donations...what a surprise

  • Anynomous
    10 May 2017

    St. Andrew's Church and its adjacent cemetery together have been a haven of worship, prayers, peace and tranquility in Tangier for over 100 years.

    It now is one of the few Christian houses of worship in the city, and it has a loyal following of expatriate residents among its congregation, along with tourists and visitors passing through.

    The surrounding gardens are attractive and among the tombstones in the cemetery are the graves of prominent former residents of Tangier.

  • Anynomous
    07 February 2015

    This is a beautiful and tranquil church. It is quite close to the 'socco' and on Thurs days & Sundays there is a fresh fruit&veg market outside here. The gardens are well maintained & you will find a lot of famous people buried here from decades ago once you have a tour. Inside is visually stunning also, very much a mosque than a church but you must see for yourself to understand what i mean.

  • Anynomous
    23 April 2014

    A very calm and tranquil experience. Intrigued by the graves (immaculately maintained) several R.A.F. personnel. How did St. Andrews become their last resting place.