Fes Collection (page 5)

Morocco Fes Moulay Idriss Zawia 1967
Morocco, Fes, Moulay Idriss Zawia, 1967 or earlier

Morocco Fes Attarin Medersa 1967
Morocco, Fes, Attarin Medersa, 1967 or earlier

Morocco Fes Synagogues interior views 1967
Morocco, Fes, Synagogues interior views, 1967 or earlier

Morocco Fes Street scenes 1967
Morocco, Fes, Street scenes, 1967 or earlier

Morocco Fes Dyers Suq 1967
Morocco, Fes, Dyers Suq, 1967 or earlier

Morocco Fes Bou Inania Medersa 1967
Morocco, Fes, Bou Inania Medersa, 1967 or earlier

Morocco Fes Panoramas 1967
Morocco, Fes, Panoramas, 1967 or earlier

Morocco Fes Tanners quarter 1967
Morocco, Fes, Tanners quarter, 1967 or earlier

The West Part Of Barbary Containing Fez Marocco Algier And Part Of Biledulgerid The Canary Islands Etc. Map From Circa 1720 By Hermann Moll

Bab Boujeloud Gate, Fez, Morocco, North Africa

People in the Place Bou Jeloud, Fez, Morocco, North Africa

Dar el Makhzen, Royal palace gates, Fes, Morocco

Door in the old medina of Fes, Morocco

North Africa: Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, lithograph, published in 1897
Topographic map of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia with the borders at the end of the 19th century. Lithograph, published in 1897

Fontaine Place an-Nejjarine 8Fez, Morocco)
Fes or Fez (Fas) is the third largest city of Morocco.Fas el Bali is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its medina, the larger of the two medinas of Fes

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"Exploring the Enchanting City of Fes, Morocco: A Journey Through History and Art" Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Fes, Morocco as you step through the majestic Royal Palace Door. This iconic entrance beckons visitors to discover the wonders that lie within. Venture into the heart of Africa's captivating country, where Fes stands proudly as a testament to its vibrant history. Marvel at the intricate mosaic wall adorning a magnificent fountain, showcasing masterful craftsmanship and an array of colors that will leave you spellbound. Delve deeper into Fes' architectural treasures and encounter a mesmerizing mosaic adorned with Arabic and Kufic calligraphy. Its elegant script tells tales of ancient wisdom etched upon walls that have witnessed centuries unfold. As you traverse this enchanting city, let your senses guide you towards Bab el Mansour Gate – an awe-inspiring gateway bridging past and present. Feel its grandeur enveloping you as it welcomes travelers from all corners of the globe. Discover hidden gems within Fes' bustling streets, like a silver teapot gleaming in a metalworking shop. Witness skilled artisans meticulously crafting their creations, keeping age-old traditions alive amidst modern times. The opulent Royal Palace awaits your arrival – an architectural masterpiece reflecting North African splendor. Be captivated by its golden hues and exquisite tile work that narrate stories of royalty and prestige throughout Moroccan history. Intriguing displays greet you at every turn; Medina showcases Hamzas or Hands of Fatima – symbols believed to bring luck and ward off evil spirits. Let these talismans inspire hope as they adorn market stalls amidst lively crowds. Step into a brass shop nestled within Medina's labyrinthine alleys - witness craftsmen shaping raw materials into works of art with skill passed down through generations. The rhythmic sounds echo through time, connecting past with present in perfect harmony.