Ametis Nouzha Hotels Fez Fes

7 Rue Hassan Dkhissi, Place Atlas Fes, Morocco

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A travel blog entry by laurelhawk

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Marruecos (Fes) 28/10/11

My journey to Morocco was one of the most humbling, eye-opening experiences I have ever had. We left from Granada at approximately 3:30am. The bus ride was miserable. I took a Dramamine AND a melatonin so I slept like a baby, which was something completely new for me! It took us about 4 hours to make our way to Tanger, a port at the tip of Spain that leads to the straight of Gibralter. We arrived at the ferry, ...

Fes Medina

A travel blog entry by alexhuchet

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... the best place to be. A guy came up to me and for the first time today ask me if I wanted to smoke - Being with an older man definitely makes you look like a none smoker!

I went back to the hostel at this stage and David went back onto the main street.

In the evening, I went to the Hamam with Youssef. It was quite expensive (100dhs) and although Youssef paid the same amount as me, I think it was just for show and that he gets ...

Camel for dinner?

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... marble lily fountains and shrubs and should have been an opportunity for the Fes authorities to shine, especially considering the number of lavish fountains (all with changing water and light features)in the city. But many areas were in need of attention (weeding & a huge stagnant-looking lake), with everywhere needing a lot of watering. There was absolutely no water in any of the areas designed for it. However, the overall layout was pleasing and there ...

A Cooking Class in Fes

A travel blog entry by shyoungstr

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... Nothing is cooked via pan. Everything is a slow process. So here is what we cooked.


  • 9 salads

  • carrot salad

  • potato salad

  • smoked eggplant salad

  • cauliflower salad

  • green bean salad

  • artichoke salad

  • fried zucchini

  • hot sauce

  • beat salad

  • lamb couscous with vegetables

  • Chicken pastilla with almonds.

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Fes: Land of Leather, Carpets and Silver

A travel blog entry by sageala

... in the direction of the tannery. We stopped in a couple small shops which sold things from camel bone chairs to antique ivory hannukiahs. When we arrived in the tannery, it was like walking into national geographic! Pictures from the magazine were alive in front of us as people cured, dyed, and stitched leather in front of us. It was absolutely stunning. Of course the tannery also sold its own goods there, none of which have price tags ...

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