Dar Houdou Guest House
42 Teriana Sghira, Fes
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Dar Houdou Guest House Fes

42 Teriana Sghira Fes, 30008, Morocco

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Last Stop: Fes (by Vienna)

A travel blog entry by kuhnglobaleyes

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... hectic souk, the markets, and workshops. We slipped into a quiet courtyard, taking in the ornate plaster carvings and detailed zellij tile mosaics. The soothing bubble of water in a little fountain calmed our frazzled nerves as we walked around the old university, learning about the teaching methods that are still used in some schools in Morocco. All the students would sit in “class” on the floor of the courtyard in a circle with the teacher. The ...

Frantic Fes

A travel blog entry by mark.wilson

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... After breakfast, we headed out of the Medina and up to the hills north of Fes. After failing to find a path up the hill, we scrambled up a steep hill/cliff to reach the top, where we were greeted with spectacular views of the old Medina.

Heading east along the hill tops, we came across the Borj Nord, a 16th century fortress which now housed an armories museum. The museum had lots of interesting displays on the evolution of weapons and armor, from both Morocco and ...

The market, the tanneries and some éclairs

A travel blog entry by heathalessleofo

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... carpets in our campervan.

As we continued through the souks we noticed an enormous number of cats, chickens and donkeys. The cats and chickens don’t get in the way much but you definitely need to move aside for the donkeys. And the odd moped speeding through the very narrow streets of the souks. We went into the Medersa Bou Inania, a beautiful building with its entrance directly off the souk. Medersas were student colleges and residence ...

The city of Fes

A travel blog entry by antipodean

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... and rainy day, we should have had an idea how the day would turn out.

We went to see how the mosaics and traditional Moroccan (Fes only) pottery is made, fired and painted (I just had to buy a few knick knacks here). The medina itself has 365 mosques. It is massive – and we visited only a very small section with our guide that we hired for the day (Hakima – who spent 2 months in the medina to learn to navigate her ...

The Madness of Fes

A travel blog entry by phileasfarx

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... at 7am this morning round the Medina which was in fact a good time to see it as it only starts getting busy around 9-10am, so saw all the sights before the madness started. Saw tanners at work in their pits (smelly and labourious business) and carpet makers do their thing (slightly less smelly and labourious). Had to hold my nerve to not get roped (excuse the tenuous pun) into buying one. Very beautiful yes but did I really want to buy a damn carpet on my first full ...

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