Hotel Kairaouan Fes

84, Rue du Soudan Fes, Morocco

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Last Stop: Fes (by Vienna)

A travel blog entry by kuhnglobaleyes

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... which means, “Donkey coming through!” Donkeys piled high with goods squeezed by, nearly sending their loads tumbling to the rough stone streets.

As we continued to walk, the alleys continued to get narrower until our guide pointed us down a street where we could barely walk two across, with tall building walls on each side. Then he turned us into a “street” that was so narrow that we could touch the walls on each side, and in ...

La Tourista in Fes :-)

A travel blog entry by alexhuchet

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... I wanted to stop for a coffee at one point but the cafe would not serve me coffe on its own, I had to have food with it! So i decided to go back the hostel as my stomach was feeling a bit dodgy again.

Later on, I went to Baghdadi Square, which was supposed to be an open-air market but when I arrived, it was just a massive square with nothing but kids playing football on it. I decided to go to the Jewish quarter. On the way, I walked by the Dar ...

Camel for dinner?

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... really my thing) but it was okay, being filled with custard rather than cream. I met some German guys here and a Brit, so passed away a few minutes with them, before resuming my tour.

The Kauraouine Mosque and university, seen from upstairs on a terrasse (of a carpet shop) really demonstrates the huge size of this complex. All such Islamic buildings tend to have green-tiled roofs, so help in identifying their property. It was absolutely huge. Thankfully, ...

The Best of the Moroccan Cities We Visited

A travel blog entry by shyoungstr

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... Tresirerie General du Royaume with flags flying. 50 meters further, there will be a Best Phone on your right, just opposite that, turn left into a small street. Riad Twiza is about 70 meters down that road, with a reference of Riad Sara and a salon de coiffures. It is #15 with a big diagonal handle and yellow and blue gilize style step. Much like a game, Lowell was determined to find this place on our own, declining all offers from the kids ...

Atlast we made it to the Atlas!

A travel blog entry by sageala

... spring where the locals come to get water. It was literally a pipe coming out of the mountain that was constantly spewing out water. Our driver used some of the water to clean his windshield and we continued on our way. Once we were back in Fes we asked to see one last thing before going to our hotel. We wanted to see the Merinid Tombs. They're on the top of a small hill and you get a great view of all of Fes from there. We watched the sun start to set and then headed home for the day.
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