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<p><strong style="color: rgb(161, 0, 0);">Fez is a huge ancient city-market of artisans, which continues to live its own life. In addition to tourist facilities, people in different areas really live here, they have their own schools, hammams, bakeries and mosques. The city really consists of thousands of streets, streets and alleys, it seems to me that poking around here yourself, without a guide, is dangerous in the sense that you can calmly get lost and spend hours wandering around these mazes. </strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong style="color: rgb(0, 71, 178);">Here, a little more intrusive sellers than in other Moroccan medins and markets. This is especially true of purse merchants who literally divided the old city into separate zones and pursue groups in their area, keeping up and trying to suck in their goods. Although Fez is considered the most criminal city in Morocco, we did not feel this, on the contrary, one tourist from our group lagged behind us and the local people immediately told him how to find us. We did not go to a souvenir shop, a carpet shop (there was the most intrusive seller), then to a tannery - it must be visited. </strong></p><p><strong style="color: rgb(161, 0, 0);"><span class="ql-cursor"></span></strong></p><p><strong style="color: rgb(0, 138, 0);">This is a production where leather is made according to medieval technologies in a huge courtyard, where there is an unbearable smell and in terrible working conditions tanners process leather. There is a terrible stench and they all give out bunches of fragrant grass so that you can smell it and drown the stench. Alas, working in terrible conditions to make leather, then absolutely artisanal and low-grade products are sewn from this leather, which are sold here, but did not cause us any interest. Go to the medina of Fez is a must.</strong></p>

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Fes •

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12:08 6 December

Medina of Fes, Morocco

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<p><strong style="color: rgb(0, 71, 178);"><em>Special atmosphere. A very convenient approach to the fortress. We went on the right side of the mountain. The entrance is free. Walking along the streets, climbing to the top is not difficult and interesting. Bright colors during sunrise and sunset. The pleasure of watching this old city from the terraces of restaurants on the other side of the river.</em></strong></p>

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Ait Benhaddou •

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12:53 5 December

Awesome place where more than 20 famous films were made

Special atmosphere. A very convenient approach to th...

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<p><strong style="color: rgb(161, 0, 0);"><em>Wonderful place! The desert is beautiful, the views are amazing! We stayed not in the Merzoug itself, but in a small oasis nearby. The oasis itself is very interesting. It seems to me there is no need to take an additional tour. We independently went to the flamingo lake, the flamingos were there. We climbed the dune to sunset and sunrise, walked around the oasis. I recommend going out into the desert in the morning and in the evening, in the afternoon a lot of ATVs ride and crush the impression.</em></strong></p>

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13:46 3 December

Merzouga Desert, Morocco

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<p><strong style="color: rgb(161, 0, 0);"><em>Jemaa el Fna Square is called the "heart of Marrakesh." This is the central square of the city, and it is impossible to pass by it. Returning from the southern part of the medina or from the quarter of palaces, or maybe strolling from the central market, you will still come here - to Jemaa el Fna.</em></strong></p><p><strong style="color: rgb(161, 0, 0);"><em>Jemaa el Fna comes alive in the morning. Merchants begin to bring their trays of goods, and already at 7:30 the area turns into an open-air market. Here you can buy spices, fruits and vegetables, souvenirs. Somewhere after 6 pm, traders give way to acrobats and dancers who turn the square into a real theater stage. At dusk, the fanari of cafes and restaurants inviting you to taste a variety of Moroccan dishes.</em></strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong style="color: rgb(0, 55, 0);"><em>In the Middle Ages, public executions were carried out on Djemaa-El-Fna Square, so they began to call it “Square of the Dead” or “Square of Severed Heads”. Jemaa is translated from Arabic as “a cathedral mosque”, and fna as “death” or “a place where death reigns”. In 1147, the war destroyed all the religious buildings on this square, and the place was considered damned. And modern Djemaa-El-Fna is glad to tourists, and every day here is like a real holiday.</em></strong></p>

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15:56 2 December

Jamaa el Fna Square - the largest square in the city of Marrakesh

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11:03 26 November

My vacation in Marrakech 🌴🌴🌴

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<p><strong style="color: rgb(161, 0, 0);"><em>Located on the southwestern coast of Morocco, the secluded Legzira Beach is hidden under the arches of orange-red cliffs. A kilometer-long section of the picturesque coast, where you can meet perhaps only surfers and local fishermen, is a place where people come for expressive landscapes. The stone arches towering over a deserted beach have been formed for thousands of years by sea currents, tides. The rocky cliffs surrounding Legzira, in the rays of the setting sun, acquire saturated orange and terracotta colors, casting with metallic shades of the blue reflected from the ocean.</em></strong></p>

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Agadir •

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15:35 25 November

Located on the southwestern coast of Morocco, the se...

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Agadir •

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16:57 22 July

Ciudad de Agadir, Marruecos

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