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Riads au Maroc c/ Anass El K derb Lalla Mina - Ave Allal Fes, 3000, Morocco

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V medinách královských měst Fez a Meknes

A travel blog entry by kaci

... sta, pěkně spořádaně v části, kde seděly jen ženy, všechny zahalené.

Tady někde končí mé zápisky z dvoutýdenní cesty po Maroku :-) Zbytek jsou poznámky psané o měsíc později ...

7.10.2011
Na druhý den jsme se vydaly na výlet do dalšího královského města, Meknésu. Cestou k medině jsme opět neodolaly řadě stánků - zkusily jsme jinou variantu na ...

Fes Medina

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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... price and further enticed us by including a free cold drink. The food was absolutely beautiful and very filling. People have told us that we will get sick of eating tagines and couscous but I cannot see that happening any time soon. To get back to our hotel we flagged down a petite taxi and as it turns out it was the same driver who drove us from the bus station the night before. Again he tried to overcharge us ...

Minarets in the morning aqueducts in the afternoon

A travel blog entry by pearlinthesea

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... and I wandered the medina. Yup, getting lost is a Pearl thing - I need a buffer of quite a few people to keep me from confusing myself. We eventually realized that we were incredibly lost and had to make it back to the square to meet the group for lunch. But how? After much walking through unmarked streets (not that we had a map to help us anyways) and trying to always remember the basic direction we were headed, we made ...

We figure out the Fez Medina

A travel blog entry by sandshoephil

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... without them!

At that time, we bolted and headed out of the Medina and up towards the fort. As we are climbing the hill we come across a guy whom at first we thought was a goat-herder. He engages us in the usual conversation – “where are you from – welcome to Morocco” etc. He then tells us he has been in the Medina and is now walking back to his house, 5 miles away, which he points out to us on another hillside. ...

The Fes Market

A travel blog entry by peillsonwheels

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... alleviate the smell of the tanning process (Mark and I wondered how strong this must be in summer). From two stories up, we could see well into the busy tanning area. It is another step back in time, as men work in the coloured waters of huge vats (roughly 4 feet in diameter) cleansing and dying skins of goats, camels, sheep, and cows. They work with their arms and legs as they treat quantities of the heavy, wet hides. It is extremely hard work in ...