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Camel Burgers in Meknes
By the time we arrived in Meknes it was still looking very gloomy with more rain threatening - so we headed straight for Place el-Hadim the large square in the middle of the Medina for some refreshing but very sweet Mint Tea. If you had no energy before starting off -- the sugar rush was definitely about to give you some extra oomph. It was a great …
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A medieval maze
The day started off with heading to a local cafe for some breakfast. Not speaking French or Arabic was a disadvantage but having mastered the word for Pancakes with honey 'Crepes aux Miel' I was guaranteed a delicious breakfast! We waited a fair while for our food to arrive and only realised why as soon as some other diners had finished their …
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Smooth operators and hard bargainers
... background. Jozud first guided us into the largest and most sumptuous of the nine medersas in the city, the Bou Inania Medersa, completed in 1355. The medersa stands as testament to the wealth and attention lavished upon institutions of learning ...
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Fes: Land of Leather, Carpets and Silver
... -Karaouine, which was created in 859 and is the oldest still running university in the world. After, we walked to Bou Inania Medersa, a beautiful building that has been used for many different purposes since it was built in 1350. Then we saw ...
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Fes, deserts and gorges
... of salting heads of executed people before they were hung on the city gates). We are staying in the medina near the Bou Inania Medersa, one of the most famous Islamic schools in North Africa. My riad has been relatively recently renovated, but is very ...
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