Fès-Meknès

Morocco

The Chouara Tannery of Fez, Morocco dates back to the 11th century, it operates much the same way it has since its inception. In this photo a young man dyes the hides of cows, sheep, goats, and camels inside of stone vessels. The solution that they use to clean and soften the skins is a mixtures of cow urine, pigeon feces, quicklime, salt, and water. #history
The Chouara Tannery of Fez, Morocco dates back to the 11th century, it operates much the same way it has since its inception. In this photo a young man dyes the hides of cows, sheep, goats, and camels inside of stone vessels. The solution that they use to clean and soften the skins is a mixtures of cow urine, pigeon feces, quicklime, salt, and water. #history
The Medina of Fes El Bali is the biggest Medina in Morocco and it´s full of life! Madrasas, fondouks, palaces, residences, mosques and fountains are everywhere! But, be careful, this Medina is also the most labyrinthine, so my advice is to have a local and official guide with you, especially if you have no much time to visit the city because you´ll probably get lost more than once! ;) #lifeatexpedia #fes #morocco #medina #lights
It's quite a walk from the medina, and when you first walk inside it doesn't seem to impressive. But the longer you stay, the more impressive it does become. Wander through the large halls, admire the architecture and head out back to the long rows of stables...it's a cool place to spend an hour. #meknes #morocco #thingstodo
Leather tanning has been an important industry in Fes for centuries. The smell makes the area of the city hard to miss. While you're shopping for gorgeous handmade gifts to take home, ask the store owner to show you to the roof so you can see the process firsthand. #culture

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It's quite a walk from the medina, and when you first walk inside it doesn't seem to impressive. But the longer you stay, the more impressive it does become. Wander through the large halls, admire the architecture and head out back to the long rows of stables...it's a cool place to spend an hour. #meknes #morocco #thingstodo
Meknes
Known for Gardens, Castle and Secluded
Secluded Meknes awaits: its castle, gardens, history, and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail
  • Dar Jamai Museum
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Night view of Fez, Morocco's oldest city
Fes
Known for Historical, Culture and Shopping
Secluded Fes is calling! Discover its history, culture, museums, and more.
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On the drive from Fes to Merzouga, you will travel through Ifran referred to as "the Switzerland of Morocco". Not exactly what everyone envisions when you say "Morocco".
Ifrane
Known for Spas, Horseback riding and Waterfalls
Relaxing Ifrane awaits: its horseback riding, waterfalls, cafes, and more!
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We stopped to see the Barbary Apes this day. We spent about 45 minutes feeding them apples. There were a range in sizes from very young to pretty darn big. They were very gentle and inquisitive. They had the softest hands! I'm guessing they knew the secret of Argon oil before the rest of the world!
Azrou
Known for Natural parks, Walking and Museums
Experience Azrou: its parks, museums, and more!
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Majjate
Majjate
Head to sights like COCO PACK as you discover the local area in Majjate.
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Taza
Taza
Known for Mountains, Tours and Walking
Experience the mountains, monuments, and history in Taza!
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