De La Paix Fes
44, Av Hassan II Fes, -, Morocco
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Markets markets markets
Hotel de la Paix Room 13 I really like Rabat. A great market with friendly folks.
Fes with a stop at Volubilis
As much as we had 1/2 day to explore Meknes, I chose not to do it. Needed some alone time. Instead, I re-packed my whole bag to re-distribute weight. De blasted ting heavy ... lol & I can't discard anything! Seriously, I only have necessary things. On a private minibus, we headed off to Volubilis - an ancient Roman city. It is best that I use …
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Last Stop: Fes (by Vienna)
... like a giant puzzle. I have no idea how they remember the way the design goes!
After visiting the gate, we began our long medina walk to the souks. As we walked deeper into Old Fes, the alleys grew so narrow that not only the sights, but the smells began changing. Motor exhaust fumes gave way to smells of donkey, and spices flavored the air. The streets tapered off into alleys and there were shouts of “Balak! Atencion!” echoing off ...
La Tourista in Fes :-)
I slept like a baby after the Hamam but when I woke up I felt like I had been drinking last night. I really didn't feel very well and spent most of the morning between bed and the toilet.
After a few hours, I started to feel better so I headed to the Nouvellle ville and more precisely to the train station to get my ticket to Marrakech. I will be leaving at 2.30am Wednesday morning. I then walked around the New town but there is not much to see to ...
Camel for dinner?
... annex to the Kauraouine Mosque. Like Bou Inania, the halls alongside were for student teaching and there was a lovely central marble fountain. Its stunning artwork was every bit as good as Bou Inania with superb Merenid artwork. I celebrated what seemed like a half way point here, with a stop at the Patisserie Koutoubia – an excellent cafe with a good cup of cafe au lait with a glass of hot water to thin it down a bit. The main brought me a chocolate ...



