I took this route on my 10-day journey, starting in Tangier and making stops in Meknes, Fes, Rabat, and Marrakech. (All trains in Morocco are run by the country's national railway operator ...

we wandered through the thousands of tiny alleys that make up this maze of a medina where you can find some of the best street food in Morocco. A popular Moroccan food is camel, but here in Fes we ...

Like many craftspeople in Fes’s medina, the woodworkers – who ... For some hands-on craft experience, I took a tour with Plan-it Morocco. My guide led me into a far smaller, more ramshackle ...

A few miles further on is the city of Meknes, with a picturesque medina (smaller and reputedly less expensive than that in Fes); its towering walls and edifices are the legacy of Morocco’s very ...

From the spice-scented streets of Fes to the dazzling nightlife of Marrakech, Karen Anand on how Morocco blends tradition with modernity With tales of history in every corner, and the best of modern ...

The palm and parasol-fringed beaches of Agadir often draw in tourists to its coastal getaways, yet attention is also deserved in Morocco’s ... medieval mosques of Fes and the Atlantic breeze ...

What amazing serendipity, then, to arrive to Fes, Morocco two weeks ago to discover that my new housemate, Berlin-based musician and transdisciplinary artist Nono Gigsta, advocates and practices ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Restaurant Numero 7 in Fes, Morocco. Making a booking at Restaurant Numero 7 in Fes, Morocco, is a rather unusual experience.

Until recently, Fes, with its teeming alleyways that run through the medina like pulsing veins in a body, was not on the main tourist route; visitors to Morocco tended to head for Marrakech and ...