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Morocco: Desert and Imperial Cities

ALalex79bis ·10 photographs ·30 May 2009 – 6 Jun 2009 ·8 days
Where
Fez
When
30 May 2009 – 6 Jun 2009
8 days · trip of 2009
Who
Alessandro Pesce · @alex79bis · Piombino Dese (Padova)
How
Travel diary
The story

What struck us, more than the imperial cities, were the wonderful landscapes of the High and Middle Atlas. As for the desert, at Merzouga we ventured in too little to truly admire the desert: if you want to do an excursion on the dunes at Merzouga, arrange with your more than one day. Anyway, Morocco is wonderful and worth visiting at a slower pace, giving it no less than 2 weeks!!

The journey's photographs

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Guards in front of the golden door of the Royal Palace in RabatTourists and boys walking through the Fez souk, among old walls and red awningsMan leading donkey through a narrow Fes medina alley with hanging carpetsCarved stucco horseshoe-arch doorway with brass lantern in Fez medinaTourists in front of the golden gates of Fès Royal PalaceJewelry shop window displaying golden necklaces and bracelets under warm lightWeaver at a wooden loom among colorful carpets in a craft workshopMen cleaning the fountain in a mosque courtyard with arches and zelligeBab Bou Jeloud gate in Fez, blue zellige tiles and scaffolding in frontChouara tannery in Fes, workers among stone vats filled with dyes

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