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Fes : A grand city

Fes is immediately attractive as you come upon it. It is a grand city, having become the capitol in 1250. We considered taking the train from Marrakech (5 hours) or a taxi (perhaps $200+) but flew. more...

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Cultural History \| History \| Religious Sites \| Shopping Fes A grand city by bopapa from DC Fes is immediately attractive as you come upon it. It is a grand city, having become the capitol in 1250. We considered taking the train from Marrakech (5 hours) or a taxi... More
Medina \| Palaces \| Imperial City \| Babs \| Gates \| Souks \| History Fes Fez: A must visit in Morocco by mael from Morocco 1 cheer After Marrakech, Rabat and Meknes, Fez is the fourth city qualified as an imperial city of Morocco. It’s one of the largest cities with almost a million inhabitants. In Fez,... More


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