Riad Tara
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Tagines and topless massages
There wasn't too much of interest in Valencia, and we didn’t see oranges everywhere, which was disappointing! After a short walking tour in the morning, my friends and I went to the beach for the afternoon. There were some markets at the beach; I bought some bathers for €12. For lunch we tried our first "Agua de Valencia", which is a local drink made with orange juice, sparkling wine and some spirits as well. While we were lying on the beach, an Asian lady came ...
Fès - City of Artisans
... Fès is often associated as being the cultural and spiritual centre of Morocco. It was with this information in mind that Jeff and I chose to make the long journey from Marrakech. Once again we had booked a Riad (Riad Hala) in the Medina – Fès El Bali (Note: Fès has two Medinas – Fès El-Bali, the largest and Fès El-Jedid, home of Le Palais Royal and the Jewish Quarter). A driver from our Riad picked us up from the train station ...
Morrocan hospitality
... everything is cared for inside the Medina just like it was back in the 7th century.
The Medina is comprised of 12000 alleys and passageways that are not marked with any street names or directions. Only the residents can find their way around, so that is why we had a guide show us around. The exteriors of all of the building are very basic and ugly to be honest, but when you go inside the buildings, they are ...
Fes Medina
... but it doesn't matter because it was a good experience. It is a local public Hamam lost in the maze of the old part of the Medina. I was the only foreigner there and I enjoyed that. I stayed in for about 45 minutes and had the full scrubs and massage. Youssef stayed longer and I waited in the dressing room where the owner was and a few other people. I was sitting there trying to understand the conversations, I think it was mainly about ...
Monkey see...
... Islamic music playing over his cellphone, but he did also bring us to the best viewpoint above the town, a terrace looking down on the shrine.
After a long stroll around the town we went back to the car and drove slowly back through the horde of people and donkeys standing between us and the road below. We headed for Volubilis which turned out to be only four kilometers away. The ruins were visible from a distance as we approached and were an impressive sight. ...
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- Free parking
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