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Dar Victoria Fes

31 rue makhfia Fes, 30200, Morocco

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Very, very long day

A travel blog entry by travelinbitch

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So, we spent the entire day in the car, which may be why I was so fed up with Driss by the end of the day. It may also be his love of his own voice. Anyway, we seemed to drive all over Morocco as the landscapes changed rapidly. At one point we were in a town where the advertised temp was 50 degrees. But when we asked for them to put on the air …

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Prayer day in Fes

A travel blog entry by carlosherbane

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... A bus stopped
and the bus driver got out to tell us to walk up the road in order to
get the bus. Moroccans are so helpful and it is not fair to assume
that they are doing it with a n ulterior motive. This bloke for
example had to stop the bus and had no reason to even do so. As it
happens, he was our bus driver on the way back!



We get
off the bus before the Palace of Mohammed VI and walked to it and
beyond. We walked ...

Camel for dinner?

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... last rabbi was nearby, along with many houses featuring white-washed walls, dark shutters and balconies, with Moroccan and Jewish stars (the Moroccan one, featured on their red flag has 5 points, the Jewish Star of David has 6). Both featured on a number of different buildings. I managed to snap a few of the long, narrow buildings of yesteryear as I walked thro’ the mellah, which is more than I could do at the Dar el-Makhzen. With 80 hectares set aside for ...

A Cooking Class in Fes

A travel blog entry by shyoungstr

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... brick and or cobblestone and are lined with vendors on both sides. The walls are no more than 8 feet wide, where donkeys, people, mopeds and in some areas, petite taxis all share the same space. Here is an excerpt from Lowell’s perspective:

"Getting lost in a souk is a given, not just turned around, but jungle lost! I don’t believe that even a Garmin can help you in these cities. Thankfully today we were following Katima and didn’t need ...

Day 332 : Fleeting Fes

A travel blog entry by kev_ann

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Fes is known for having the biggest medina in Maroc, and it is pretty awe-inspiring. We spent minimal time in there however, as the medina is also know for aggressive touts and being excessively easy to get lost within. We liked what we did see, picked up a few souvenirs (although this was outside the city walls, from a 'travelling' salesman) and we were on our way to our next destination fairly on in the day.
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