Bab Al-Sa'ida

7. Bab Al-Sa'ida:

It is named after the tomb of Sidi Saidi, a native of Upper Egypt, whose mausoleum is located near the gate, west of the enclosure of the old city, named by the Spaniards at the entrance of San Fernando, puerta de sanfernand.

Bab Remouz

6. Bab Remouz:

South of the wall, which surrounded the ancient city at the beginning of the 16th century, it was named after the family of symbols from Andalusia that owned the land on which the door was built. The Spanish colonizer called it "the door of the Catholic kings puerta de los reyes catolicos" in relation to the kings of Granada, Fernando and Isabella.

Bab Nouader

5. Bab Nouader:

The name is located west of the fort surrounding the old town and was kept outside of this part of the harvesting process, where the harvest of the plantations is placed in the form of anecdotes for the study of wheat. It was called the Spanish name (the door of Fez Puerta de Fez)

Bab M'kabar

4.Bab M'kabar :

Located north of the ancient city was built in the middle of the 16th century named after it because it overlooks the Islamic cemetery in Tetouan, also known as the door of Sidi Almnazra, the leader of Granada for the location near the cemetery. The Spanish colonizer was called the Puerta de la victoria because it entered the colony of the city in the war of Tetouan in 1860.

Bab Jiaf

3. Bab Jiaf :

It is located north of the walls of the ancient city of Bab al-Jiyaf, because the dead of the Jewish community of Tetouan transferred their funeral of this section to the Jewish cemetery. The door was open at the time of the Jewish funeral and the people of Tetouan thought the Jew was drowning when he died. Regarding King Alfonso, who expelled Muslims from Andalusia with Queen Azabila and described Balbueno as something good.

Bab Okla

2. Bab Okla:

It was located in the west of the walls of the old city, it was built at the beginning of the XVI century, whose name is due at the same time that it meets in the outskirts of the wise men of the city, next to the door of the mind and the door From the wise, the Spanish colonizer replaced the names of the doors from Arabic to Spanish, called Queen\'s Gate the Queen\'s Gate (in honor of Isabit in the success of his name). Crusades in Morocco).

Bab Tout

1. Bab Tout:

The old gate was built in the sixteenth century and the new gate was built in the early nineteenth century, west of the city, on the south facade. It was demolished by the Spaniards in 1913. It was called Berry Gate, as it was located outside the gate. Nicknamed sir