Fes Travel Tips are very useful to the travelers who want to visit the place for the first time as well as for the umpteenth time. Fes Travel Tips provide all the useful information regarding travel, shopping and other relevant features that a traveler should know while traveling to this place.
Fes or Fez is famous for its ancient walls which can be compared to the walls of the ancient city of Jerusalem. It was once the medieval capital of Morocco. It has the famous medina of Fes el-Bali, which is incidentally also the world's largest car-free urban zone.
The place can be reached by plane, train, car and also by bus.
By plane: Fes can be reached by regular flights operated by Royal Air Moroc airlines which run from Casablanca and Paris to the Fes-Sess airport. Jet4You also has flights from Paris to Fes while the Ryanair also has flights to this place from Barcelona, Lonon and Marseille.
Fes can also be reached by the regular train service along the Marrakech to Oujda and the Tangier to the Oujda train lines. From Marrakech the journey takes about seven hours while from Casablanca the trip takes about four hours. Fes can also be reached via the cab and the journey is about four hours from Casablanca. The journey though being more expensive than that by train is quite comfortable.
For traveling around the city, a licensed and experienced guide is preferred who can give the exact information and history of the place. The main street is the Talaa Kbira, which runs from Bab Boujloud to the Karaouiyne mosque in the heart of the medina.
Fes Travel Tips also deal with the different types of leather goods and items that are sold in the market. Fes can also be considered as the handicraft capital of Morocco. Many leather goods, copper and brassware articles can be purchased from the markets. Tourists who are music lovers can also buy drums and other musical instruments.
The markets of this place are full of delicious and yummy food while street food is very cheap and at the same time very safe. The most popular restaurants and cafés in this place are:
Le Kasbah (near Bab Boujloud): The place is a very popular one and inexpensive Moroccan staple cereals are offered here.
Café Medina (near Bab Boujloud): The place is a popular café joint and different varieties of Moroccan food can be found.
Fes is a safe city but crowded. The tourist should look for a specialist guide while going for sightseeing. Non muslins are not allowed to visit the mosque. Tourists should always bargain while buying goods, as shopkeepers have a tendency to charge exorbitant amounts.
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