Youth Hostel in Fes
Travel Tips for Fes (Page 1/2)
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19 Dec 2011 Matthias, USA:
A really fun way to go is to buy a picnic meal at the épicerie, as my friends and I ended up with a feast for under 6 Euros. |
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19 Dec 2011 Matthias, USA:
Nightlife isn't the point of Morocco, and certainly not Fes. There is a curfew of 10pm, so nightlife is really just a late dinner, but this means that you can get up early and strike out anew into the city after the sun comes up. |
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19 Dec 2011 Matthias, USA:
Ancient Medina: beautiful, winding streets remind of a time gone by as the handiwork of the cooperatives and the tannery inspire awe to all visitors. A guide of the Medina is necessary, as the winding streets could turn from a beautiful labyrinth into an endless maze with a wrong turn. |
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19 Dec 2011 Matthias, USA:
Talk to the staff at the hostel about a tour of the desert - a great value which took my two friends and I through the Atlas Mountains, the Sahara Desert, Merzouga, Ouarzazate, and Ait Benhaddou on the way to Marrakech. It was an incredible experience and definitely worth the money! |
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12 Dec 2011 Jeremy, Canada:
The medina (old city). Get Abdulla to set you up with an official guide, it's too easy to get lost and there are fake guides around. We loved it. |
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12 Dec 2011 Jeremy, Canada:
Chefchaoen, Abdulla can recommend a great trip through the atlas mountains into the desert (amazing), really enjoyed Essaouira too. |
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22 Jul 2011 Cleo, England & Wales:
There's a nice little park in the new town near the mosque that does a good hot chocolate in a tranquil surrounding. |
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22 Jul 2011 Cleo, England & Wales:
Chefchaouen or Meknes/ Volubis. |
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26 May 2011 Amanda, USA:
The Medina, but try to skip the touristy bits. |
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11 Mar 2011 Chris, Belgium:
Close to the hostel, you can eat "Haril" (vegetable soup) with bread for 0.4 $/€. It digests very well. The more heavy meals, can best be eaten at noon. Meals like "Tajin" or "Couscous". Always ask for the biggest Tajin, because the price does not depend on the size. Price is 6 $/€ or maximum 12 $/€ in a hotel. Also interesting: spend 3 days close to the Sahara. 1 day to travel, 1 day to ride Camel and 1 day to visit a small desert-village. Just ask Ahmed. Price around 150 €/$. Pricey, but it was worth the money (and you can always try to negociate, especially when you are more than 2). |
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| HI Hostel FesThe youth hostel is located in the city centre, just 100 meters from McDonalds'. It is about a 10 -minute walk from either the CTM bus station or train station. Easy access from the airport, by taxi or by bus. Close to all major sites and nightlife areas | more...... |