Explore Fez With A Local Guide: Discover The Best Sights In Medina And Beyond!

➡️ Join us on a tour of Fez Medina and the top Fez sites with a local guide.
👉 Founded in the 8th century, Fes in the north of Morocco boasts not only the largest Medina in the world, but also the oldest university. Fes is sometimes referred to as the Mecca of the west, and combines the charm that its ancient streets provide with the beauty of palaces and mosques.
🔹 With the help of our local guide Youssef, tour the streets of Fes Medina, See where animal hides are turned into leather and maybe stay in one of the many beautiful Riads and Dars that lie the other side of the iconic Blue Gates into Fes city.
🔹 We hope to offer you a great insight into amazing Fes, maybe inspire you to visit yourself, and offer valuable tips and tricks for a memorable and, just as importantly, safe visit.
👋 Hi! welcome to fascinating Fes.
It's the oldest city in Morocco and the second largest city in Morocco.
So join us as we explore this city and see what we discover.
👨‍👦 We're Lou and John, of Independent Travel Reviews!
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Useful numbers and links for our Moroccan travel;
Cities we visited
Fes - Guide Youssef [phone]
Fes - Dar (hotel) Dar Borj [phone] or via booking.com
Marrakesh - Riad (hotel) Riad Tifawt via booking.com
Casablanca - Melliber Casablanca Hotel and Apartments via booking.com
Essaouria - Riad (hotel) Riad La Baroud [phone] or via booking.com
Travel
Train - www.oncf.ma/en/Home
Coach - www.supratours.ma/
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00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Meet our guide, Youssef
01:10 - Fes overview
02:00 - Fes Medina
03:45 - Organic Pharmacy
05:00 - The Bakery
05:31 - Carpet making
06:35 - The Hamman
07:21 - Leather Goods and the tannery
08:08 - Dark alleys!
08:55 - Panoramic view of Fes
09:10 - Royal Palace and Mallah
09:30 - Garden Jnan Sbil
10:13 - Dar Borj and Fondouk Bazaar
11:33 - Goodbye, we had a great visit!
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Independent Travel Reviews - we are a British couple in our 50s based on the south coast of the UK. Travel is our passion. Now that our two children are grown up we’ve swapped adventurous family vacations for traveling as a couple again. Our mantra is to visit as much of the world as we can. Not just broadening our own horizons but now to try and inspire others to do the same using experience and knowledge gained over 40 years of exploring. We love a wide variety of adventures but attempt to keep to some simple principles. We use local and public transportation where we can. That way you get a real feel for a place, meet more local people, contribute to the local economy and get better value. We will stay in locally owned accommodation where it’s practical. Rarely if ever do we use packaged vacations, preferring to organise things ourselves. That way we have more freedom, flexibility (and, typically, money!). Join us on our adventures, be inspired and have the confidence to broaden minds. Make others turn round and say - “Wow, you did that?”
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We thought Fes / Fez was the most underrated place we visited, it had a great feel to it. Does anyone else get the same?