Asilah, a coastal town in northern Morocco, lies about 31 km south of Tangier. Enclosed by well-preserved Portuguese-built ramparts, its medina features whitewashed buildings adorned with colorful murals. With a history stretching back to Phoenician times, Asilah has seen periods of Portuguese, Spanish, and Moroccan rule. Today, it is known for the International Cultural Moussem, an annual festival that revitalized the town through art and music. The town's seaside setting, historic sites such as the Raisuli Palace, and a blend of Moroccan and Spanish culinary influences make it a distinctive destination.