Callejon El Asri, one of the most photographed streets in the world

Callejon El Asri in Chefchaouen is a picturesque little alleyway in the medina. This street is famous for its walls painted in shades of blue characteristic of the city of Chefchaouen, which give it a unique atmosphere and make it a popular spot for tourists and photographers.

Callejon El Asri is often described as one of Chefchaouen’s most charming streets, with its traditional buildings, colourful doors and flower pots adorning the facades. Visitors can stroll down this narrow street, take photos and experience the authentic atmosphere of Chefchaouen’s medina.

As well as being aesthetically pleasing, Callejon El Asri is also home to local craft shops, where visitors can buy Moroccan handicrafts such as carpets, pottery, jewellery and clothing.

In 2023, the renowned magazine housebeautiful.com ranked Callejon El Asri as the fourth most beautiful street in the world, out of a selection of 40 cities.

How do I get to Callejon El Asri?

Callejon El Asri is less than 10 minutes’ walk north from the famous Place Uta el Hammam, or if you are arriving from the Kasbah.