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Morocco - The most complete medieval city in the Arab world, Fès is a fascinating and captivating blend of the Middle Ages meeting the modern world. The extraordinary medina of Fès El Bali is worth exploring for several days on its own. Wandering through the narrow streets is a delight. Getting lost isn’t a problem — there’s always a boy nearby who, for a small fee, will show you the way out. Other highlights include the Merenid Tombs, the Royal Palace, and the Mellah (Jewish Quarter). Fès served as Morocco’s capital for more than 400 years and is still considered the country’s religious and cultural center. Many travelers prefer Fès over Marrakech, as it’s slightly less polished and the medina feels more authentically Moroccan. People here actually live within the city walls — not to sightsee, but to do their daily shopping. The traditional tanneries are also a must-see in Fès.
Taroudant little Marrakech
Morocco - Taroudant is a Moroccan city located in the Sous Valley in the southern part of the country. It lies east of Agadir on the road to Ouarzazate and the Sahara Desert, and south of Marrakech. It is called the "Grandmother of Marrakech" because it resembles ...
The agadir of Amtoudi
Morocco - Amtoudi is an off-the-beaten-track attraction for most tourists in Morocco and yet one of the most captivating stops to visit. The reason is simple: Amtoudi has one of the oldest and best-preserved granaries, or agadirs, as they are called in North Africa. ...
The old Spanish enclave of Sidi Ifni
Morocco - In Sidi Ifni, the hotel sits atop a rocky cliff with a beautiful view over the town and the Atlantic Ocean. Sidi Ifni was long an enclave of the Spanish, and Spanish influences are still very present in the town center. We walk through the center and ...