Fes: A Gentle Guide to Walking the Old City Downhill
Fes has a reputation for being overwhelming. It doesn't have to be. Here is how to see Morocco's oldest imperial city slowly, mostly downhill, with a chair never far away.
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Fes has a reputation for being overwhelming. It doesn't have to be. Here is how to see Morocco's oldest imperial city slowly, mostly downhill, with a chair never far away.
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