FES - Morocco's GRAND Imperial City! Travel Vlog
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2022
- In this travel vlog I'll show you the real Fes (or Fez). The grandest of Morocco's grand imperial cities is known as the country’s cultural capital. The Fes El Bali walled medina is largest Islamic medieval city in the world, where life goes on mostly as it has for hundreds of years.
Even the "new", or middle city - Fes El Jdid, dates to around the 13th century!
I'll show you not just the sights of the Fes El Bali medina such as the famous Tannery Sidi Moussa, but also around the streets and day to day life. The greatest joy of the medina is not an individual sight, it's simply walking around, getting lost and taking it all in.
In Fes El Jdid we'll walk around both the Islamic and Jewish sides, seeing another Fes medina and the wonderful differences that exist in this part of the city.
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I'm Moroccan, and you know what? I like yours videos very much. I think that your are very honest and we have a detailed point of you and your perspective. So thank you for the videos, and you're welcome anytime in Morocco❤️
Thank you!
Looking at all these clips and planning for September 2024. 😊
@triarb5790 enjoy your trip! And don’t miss Tangier, it’s awesome. I was just there recently
I found the people in Fes are very good and respectful, I loved them
C'est beau le Maroc, j'adore
The Kingdom of Morocco is dedicated to humanity in general History and old style A unique and fantasy world I think the world should care about Morocco as a humanitarian cause
I visited Morocco last month and visited Tangier (Tanja for me, of course), Rabat, Casablanca, Essaouira, Agadir, Marrakech, Tetouan, Samir Marina and Chefchaoun. What I missed was Fez and Meknas so next time. So your video is really enticing me to visit ASAP.What I found amazing was the clean street food as it does not cause any health issues. I wish to go there every month actually.
Excellent video Chris. Really enjoyed it. We are looking forward to visiting in April and this will be so useful!
I had a quick question please, where exactly is the colourful district of The Arab Muslim area please? It starts round the 14:17 mark of the video where at some point you show a bird with a Fes in Fes.😊We would love to visit these narrow streets and was wondering if you had a nearest landmark that we could point to in our map. Do you reckon we’ll be ok to walk around this area without a guide? We already have a planned guided tour for the main Medina. Thanks in advance and keep up the good work!
Thanks and no problem! The area you're looking for is the mid-town - Fes El Jdid. Look for Semmarin Medina Gate on Google Maps. There's Quartier Moulay Abdallah, Mellah (Jewish district) and the royal palace. All a fairly easy walk from the medina and I did it solo without a guide. There's not as much hastle around there as in the old medina.
@@ChrisKermis Amazing! Thanks so much!
No problem, enjoy your trip!
Chris I like your videos about my country. My congratulations from USA.
Thank you, there's plenty more coming!
Chris' 7 Morocco videos are the best Morocco footage of all
Wow thank you! They’ll be more coming from Morocco
Beautiful
Thanks a million for sharing this lovely video.
Thank you, glad you liked it!
Another great review, many thanks 👋
Glad you liked it, thanks!
Thanks for this beautiful video
Thank you!
Great video! Love all your videos Chris, the style, the information make for an interesting and engaging view into the place. Kudos!
Thank you, appreciate it!
I love the simplicity of your videos❤
Thank you!
You welcome in my city 🔥🇲🇦❤️
Loved it! 👏👏👏
Thank you!
Fes is full of extraordinary colours and memories
Such an amazing city with so much history!
Thank you very much Chris, I really appreciate your videos
Glad you like them, thanks!
I found your videos yesterday Mr. Funfair. I'm very glad I did because I have travelled extensively throughout Morocco, a country I love. You have captured all aspects of the country very well.
Haha thank you!
I went to Fez... and so yeahhh... You did a Gr8 Insight Video !! Makes me wanna go back ... 🐪
Thanks! Appreciate it!
هنيئا لك على هذا الفيديو الرائع
Fez is fascinating. I'll be there for the 5th time next March. Can't wait to see my friends!
Enjoy, Fez is quite an amazing city!
Off to Fez tomorrow just experienced Marrakech. Lovely people. Great honest video no need for drones and techno music. Thanks for the vid!
Thank you, have a great time in Fez!
Brilliant video mate 👏
Thank you!
Very interesting, thank you for this informations
Thank you!
Great video like all your Morocco videos. Little talked about fact, Fes was once the largest city in the world according to some historians.
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the videos! Interesting fact, I can believe it from walking around the medina.
Great Vedio 👍🙏🌹🧡
Thank you!
verry nice video, you are welcome in my country
Thank you! Hope I can return some day
رائع ❤
Thank you for watching!
❤FES 👑🇲🇦👍.
There are riyades with incredible swimming pool at the ziyat place in old Medina
I love the hidden beauty of some of the riyades in Fes. The place I stayed was stunning, no swimming pool though
The University of Al-Karaouine (also written al-Quaraouiyine and al-Qarawiyyin) is considered by the Guinness World Records as the oldest or first university in the world, established in 859 AD in Fez, Morocco (Guinness World Records, n.d.).
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Great video! Cheers 👍
Thank you!
@@ChrisKermis you are very welcome, I’ve got 3 days in Fes so your information is gold dust! 🙏
Welcome. To fes nice. City
Thank you!
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With you.drinking that beer in Fez. I think it's actually better called a British Saloon.....😁
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Loved your blog for Fes and the Desert Tour. What is the name of the Riad you stayed in Fes? It looks very good and we plan to book it for out trip in November.
What time of the year did you travel to Morocco?
Thanks, it was Riad Damia. Do check the latest reviews as it was a while ago that I was there. My trip to Fez and the desert tour was in May
fes is beautiful
It’s a great city!
In this place I purchased my nice lether jacked.
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Great video! Thank you for sharing. One question, in your experience would it be safe to visit the Medina during the evening? Cheers!
I only went in the day myself. As long things are open I'm sure it's fine, if things aren't open then there's probably no point being there anyway!
i have so many questions -- going to visit FES too and going to vlog a bit. I would like to ask you, Crhis were you recording the video with a camera or a cell phone?
Chris, I’m going to Fes in June. How were you navigating around the Medina? I understand google maps doesn’t work…or did you have a guide.?
Hello Chris! Your vlogs are very good. What did you think of the prices of rugs and tapestry in the places you visited in Morocco? How much do they cost? Are they made by the people even there?
Thank you! Sorry I would have no idea on rugs and tapestry, I wasn't looking to buy either so have zero experience.
Handmade textiles are much more expensive than machine-made ones, because handmade textiles are of higher quality
Such lame comments after the video, one saying Google map doesn’t work and asking how to get around. Why not just get lost? Or asking him how many days they should spend in Fes. These commenters are feckless. Aside from that, a good video and Fez is one of the best places in Morocco. The walls and cemetery outside of them magnificent. And the city park he showed- 1975, Marci and I waiting
there under a full moon to head towards the desert at midnight. He fails to mention in comments about the Mellah, the Jewish quarter, that there ain’t any Jews left. Maybe a few. All left since the Arab-Israeli wars.
Did you get to go inside the “oldest university”? I have heard it’s very beautiful
No, sadly I didn’t get to go inside
Thanks for warning the chicken to flee...😊
😂 Forgot about that!
You nice ❤️
Thanks for watching!
@@ChrisKermis visit fes again and encourage all the world on your channel to visit fes city medina and city center .......thank you Chris .
@@travelwithsaidkhayri.8042 Maybe some day!
Can you give the info/name of places (riads) where you stay? What time of year did you go?
Sure, I was there in May and stayed at Riad Damia. I wouldn’t recommend their smallest rooms but the bigger ones are decent
Hi Chis. Have you see any gyms during your travels?
It’s not something I’ve been looking out for so I couldn’t say. I’m sure you’ll find some with a quick hunt on Google though
where is hormuz island video bro😁❤️
Ah that's still a while away. It'll come :)
How many days do you think are enough to spend in Fes ? We are restricted to 3/4 days
Personally I was ok with just a couple of days there
Hi friends
Hi 🙂
Here a little info guys ! Do you actually know why the streets are so narrow in the madina’s !! The reason is that in the old times if the city was under attack the invaders couldn’t fully charge with the solders and have too fight and the rest have to wait in line for there turn to fight and that is after you breached the wall that coast half the man and bye the time you would take the medina you have no solders or defender’s left . Like modern nuclear war attack is Equal to suicide
What's the name of the Road?!
How many days should we spend in Fez?
All depends how much you want to do and your style of travel. For me 2 days was enough to see the sights
فاس والكل بفاس fes is one of early cities of islamic state metropole all others cities of morocco is clone or copy of fes mosque and artichic and good and cultural influnce
What place did you stay at? And do you recommend it?
I stayed at Riad Damia Suite&Spa. I thought it was good at the time, but check the latest reviews online. It was a while ago that I was there
I see what you mean about the reviews. Did you stay years ago or months ago? Thanks for the quick reply!
Is the other person in the gray shirt your guide or something like that?
Partially, I hired him for a couple of hours in the morning to show me some sights in the old medina as I didn’t have much time. It’s a handy way of saving time not just by avoiding getting lost, but also avoiding hastle and fake guides.
@@ChrisKermis I see, thank you. Did you hire him through a tour office?
@@sealand000 No, just through my hotel. I ended up with bad food poisoning in Fez so in the end only had one day to explore, I had to make the most of it!
I see you don't have a guide because you missed a lot of monuments in Fes like the first university in the world is called alkarawiyin and other beautiful places
I did go there, although I didn’t put everything in the video 🙂
marocco is
What did I miss? I wish I had more time in Fes but unfortunately my first day there was a write off due to a case of food poisoning.
Hey Chris, I'm From Fez Medina right next to the blue gate. the reason for having food poisoning comes from the camel meat you had at the market. the butcher not selling good quality meat in my point...