Zahrat al Jabal Fes
Avenue des F.A.R Fes, 30000, Morocco
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Our Moroccan Experience
... rug factory where we were served mint tea and given the sales pitch to try and entice us to buy from them. Some of our tour group did lash out and buy some carpets. From there it was onto a leather tanning shop where they tried to sell us all sorts of leather goods, then along more narrow streets to a material factory where there were caftans, scarfs and materials finely woven that one could use for many purposes.
At this stage we were all feeling a little weary but ...
Labyrinth of Mystery, Beauty & Possible Conspiracy
... my mouth. I’m sure a little can’t hurt, but I don’t want to take any chances of getting sick.
Tomorrow, we are going back to the old medina. It will be better, this time, I think, because I will be with a large group. We will also see the royal palace and other things I didn’t see today. I’m glad I got extra time in Fes, instead of going to Volubilis instead. Its really beautiful and out of this world. I’m excited for tomorrow’s ...
Cultuur opsnuiven in Fes
... voor iedereen. In de tiende eeuw studeerde Paus Silvester II er, waarna hij de Arabische wiskunde in Europa introduceerde. Terwijl in Europa de steden niet meer waren dan open riolen had elk huis in Fes reeds stromend water en een rioleringssysteem dat onder de volledige stad door liep. Door zijn strategische ligging op het einde van de karavaanroutes verbond het Noord-Afrika, en het daarachter liggende ...
We figure out the Fez Medina
... will meet him at Thamis where we will go for a coffee.
We are enjoying a very strong, black Berber coffee at Thamis when another guy comes up and tells us that Sayeed had sent him because Sayeed lives in the New Town (ie miles away). Strangely enough Sayeed had disappeared into the Medina – the opposite direction to the New Town.
Funny thing is, the new guy came from a different direction than Sayeed had gone. We ask for ...
Creepy Guy
... sobre o cardápio. "menu? why do you want to see menu?" como se fosse algo absurdo. Chegamos e de cara vimos que ia ser caro. Era um restaurante meio chique, com uma vista pra cidade e só uma familia de gringos sentada. Vimos o cardápio e era muito mais caro do que poderiamos pagar. Eram 180D por uma refeição, sendo que a gente vinha pagando uns 30D. O thomas falou que era caro demais e o cara olhou pra gente com uma cara de "nossa, que pobres" e ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Zahrat Al Jabal



