Dar Al Andalous Fes

14 Derb Bennani, Quartier Batha Fes, 30000, Morocco

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Intro to Morocco

A travel blog entry by jdurech

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We arrived by plane from Dusseldorf later in the evening and were worried about currency exchange and transport to town. Neither one was a problem. Exchange kiosk was still open at 6pm and lots of taxis outside. We were approached by at least 3 cab drivers and ended with one that looked like an unofficial one (no meter) but we negotiated a 80dh …

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So two Americans and two Kuwaitis walk on a train

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

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... enjoy a coffee and pastry at the cafe around the corner from my hotel. Maybe my normal self would have tried to squeeze in one more touristy thing, before I made my way out of Rabat. But I decided I had had enough and just wanted to sit and relax as I waited for my train. Progress maybe? So I walked into the cafe pointed at the pastry that I wanted and smiled and shrugged my shoulders as the girl behind the counter said some words in French that I did ...

Holy Cities, Roman Ruins, Tagine and Tea

A travel blog entry by robspackman

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... We were served mint tea with homemade biscuits and Abdul repeatedly told us how happy he was to know us. We had a lot of interesting chats – lack of employment in Morocco, religious freedom and Sarkozy’s attitude to Islam, the life of a batchelor in rural Morocco, how to make butter and cheese. Out of nowhere (well, out of the tandoor oven) he then produced a huge tagine with fresh Turkish bread and bid us stuff our faces. ...

Camel for dinner?

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... and met a guy saying he knew of a local, cheap hotel here that was easily close to the medina, so I stayed near the bus station. It was a good choice for being among local people, with local eateries and shops, but I laterlearned that I needed to get the bus to the medina, as it was over 5kms away. Since it was only a few dirhams, I didn't mind staying here at all.

Monday 5th September 2011

A local woman said it was about 5kms to ...

Frantic Fes

A travel blog entry by mark.wilson

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... shop.

Back at the hotel, we relaxed on the balcony for a while before ordering our last dinner from the roof top restaurant. The chef, who was a very friendly chap (didn't speak much English but he wore a Fes!) made us a slap up meal of a Moroccan salad, chicken tagine with chips, a fruit cocktail (comprising of shredded carrot, melon and fresh orange juice) and 2 whole oranges each, all for the price of 50dh (around 5 euros each!). After been well and truly stuffed, I had ...

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