Boujloud Square

Short video on a foggy day ...In the city of Fez ( Boujloud Square )

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Mohammed Mokhlis in Fez at bab boujloud - The wedding/محمد مخلص حلايقي فباب بوجلود

mohammed Mokhlis is a popoular moroccan traditional storyteller who tells his stories at bab boujoud square in fez morocco.
محمد مخلص حكواتي او حلايقي من مدينة فاس يحكي قصصه في ساحة باب بجلود بفاس العاصمة العلمية بالمغرب.

Fès/Fez medina: dinandiers de la place Seffarine/copper workers of Seffarine Square HD

Juillet 2016/July 2016

Maroc BAB BOU JELOUD - فاس‎ -Fès

Maroc BAB BOU JELOUD - فاس‎ - Fès
LA PORTA CON LE MAIOLICHE AZZURRE DALLA CITTA' NUOVA INTRODUCE NELLA CITTA' VECCHIA, NELLA MEDINA.
LE MAIOLICHE CHE RIVESTONO IL LATO DELLA PORTA (Fes el-Bali) CHE DALLA MEDINA INTRODUCE NELLA CITTA' NUOVA SONO DI COLORE VERDE, SIMBOLO DELLA VITALITA' CHE SI AGITA NEL MERCATO MELLAH.

Morocco - Fez Tour - Park JNANE SBIL 2016 HD

Morocco - Fez Tour - Park JNANE SBIL 2016 HD
Filming by Anas.D.2016

Fes, Morocco, 1970's - Film 95329

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Fes, Morocco, a sign for Fes with Fes in English and in Arabic. An archway into the city, men push or ride bicycles through the arch, the camera zooms in to show cars driving alongside a horse and cart and pedestrians. A man drinks from an outdoor tap set into ornate mosaic tiles. Another archway, this one bustling with people.

Haj Ahmed Ezzarghani – Storyteller | Café Clock, Marrakech

Master storyteller (Hakawati) Haj Ahmed Ezzarghani performs at Café Clock in Marrakech. The story is told in Darija (Morrocan Arabic) and concerns a barber who hates women.

Morocco's tradition of hikayat, or storytelling, dates back almost 1000 years. Haj Ahmed Ezzarghani began collecting Morocco's traditional fables during his youth as a traveling salesman. Selling coffee at souks, he joined the crowds gathering around storytellers until one day he had studied the craft long enough to tell the stories himself.

Fifty years later, this traditional form of entertainment is becoming less common. Today, Haj Ahmed trains a group of young apprentices so that they may keep their rich Moroccan heritage alive. On Mondays and Thursdays they tell their tales at Café Clock.

Café Clock, 224 Derb Chtouka, Marrakech, Morrocco


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Walking the Medina in Fes

Sorry for the late upload guys but here is my second video in Fes. After waking up and trying in my bathroom sink, I ventured out to explore the old city. The winding streets and old city walls were fascinating. Stopping into several of the old Medersa's were the highlights of the day. The intricacy of the tile and stone work was incredible. I then broke for lunch and tried some camel, but not before buying a jalaba to try and stay warm. Hope you enjoy the video and I hope you tune in to my next adventures in Chefchaouen.

FES MEDINA MAIN STREET

A Stroll Through Fez Morocco

Hi everyone, here's all about the places mentioned in the video that you might want to know:

Riad Razane:
Cozy hotel in the north-east of the Medina ( about a 10 minute walk to R'Cif Square). Very beautiful courtyard for relaxing, rooms are spacious and have a nice decoration. Great breakfast as well

Chouara Tannery
a very interesting and intense place to see. Just follow the red signs from Place R'Cif. Some people will ofer you to show the Tannery (for a fee) Otherwise just find one of the Shops with a rooftop terrace. They'll give you a mint leave to cover the smells. Expect to pay around 20 Dirham per Person.
It's really great to see the process of leather-making, and Fez is one of the very few places that you can witness the very traditional way of doing so.

R'Cif square
The central Square of Fez. From here it's easy to start your route through the Souks and markets surrounding it. In the evening the place fills with stalls selling food and souvenirs as well as household goods. Find a cafe to sit down somewhere for a great time watching the scenery and people.

Cherratine Madrasa
Admission is Dirham and well worth it. Unlike in other Madrasas you can explore all of the building, including the former dorms of the pupils. The courtyard is stunning with all the decoration in plaster, tiles and wood.

Bab Boujloud
one of the most stunning of the many Fez city-wall gates. Very photogenic having one side painted in green and the other one in blue.
It's the very last gate on the stroll through the Medina, for getting there just follow the signs from Place R'Cif. The way there is interesting as well with many different markets on the way.

Cafe Clock
Popular hangout and restaurants close to the Bou Inania Madrasa. They're having music and cinema evenings as well. Expect to spend around 120 Dirham for a lunch per Pax.

Madrasa Bou Inania
Admission is 20 Dirham. One of the most beautiful Madrasas of Morocco. The stile is one of the finest examples of Marinid-dynasty architecture. However, you can only visit the courtyard and take a look at the prayers area. Find it close to Bab Boujloud, just on the main path cutting through the Medina.

Palais Royal
Unfortunately the only area of the palace that is open to the public is the main gate. It's a nice photo opportunity, but nothing else to see there, as everything else is off limits.
Best to take a Taxi from the Medina (8-12 Dirham or so), as it's a bit far from town and not a scenic walk getting there.

Dar Saada Restaurant
Located in the Al-Attarine souk, this is a great restaurant, especially the atmosphere of this place is stunning. Dining there makes you feel like a royal. While the food is average, the view there alone is worth a visit. Expect to pay around 150 Dirham / Person.

We really hope you enjoy our video and please comment and subs our Channel!

Thank you,

Alex & Sandra

short visit by car to historic medina of Fez. Morocco Fes'e Fas ziyaret.Fez Marokko.Ciudad de Fez

short visit by car to historic medina of Fez. Morocco







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La Gare de Fès , Les Sculpteurs de pierre , Les Tanneries.

Les tanneries, faut supporter l'odeur incommodante pour admirer les techniques ancestrales, telles que, l' emploi de Fientes de pigeons pour adoucir le cuir, les colorants des teintures sont à base de fleurs, d'épices ou de plantes . Un hommage à ces hommes qui utilisent leurs pieds nus pour malaxer les peaux et sous un soleil brûlant, pour obtenir la souplesse souhaitée.

Fès, Maroc/Fez, Morocco: médina vue des tombeaux mérinides HD

MEDINA SEEN FROM THE MARINID TOMBS.

Sneak Preview: Al-Halqa - In the Storyteller's Circle

A short preview from the documentary film Al-Halqa - In the Storyteller's Circle by Thomas Ladenburger.

Synopsis: On a journey around Morocco Abderahim teaches his son Zoheir the art of storytelling. Zoheir, who is torn between a modern life style and his father´s wish to continue the tradition, has to face his fear of performing in front of the audience and experiences that the first story to learn is your own.

Documentary, Germany 2010, 90min, HD

Mohammed 5 Square casablanca

[유럽여행] 모로코 페즈 메디나 1 - Fez : Medina

Safarin propretie Fes Morocco

Video show the work needed in old house at Safarine in Fes Morocco.

Dar Ahl Tadla hotel Morocco fez

Dar Ahl Tadla is a hostel which opened in November 2011 in the fabulous and prestigious Medina. Located in the derb ahl tadla in Tala sghira 2 minutes from the Batha square and 5 minutes from the famous places Boujloud, 100m from the main street (Talaa Kbira) in a quiet and sheltered from the noise of the vile old. Zelig, marble, plaster carved cedar wood create a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere, typically Moroccan. The terrace offers a panoramic view over the medina.