Fez is one of the most beautiful cities we encountered in Morocco, but also one of the hottest (!) and one of the most infuriating in terms of pushy merchants. After a day of endless annoyances, we were forced to hire a guide on the second day to drive away the hagglers. Luckily, we still enjoyed maneuvering the maze of the medina, and I took hundreds of photos. Here are my favorites.
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| The Beautiful Fez Medina Sunlight |
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| No Vehicles Allowed in the Medina! |
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| Intricate Tile Fountain |
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| Paintings for Sale |
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| A Busy Covered Alley |
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| Fascinating Antique Shop |
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| The Dirty Underbelly of Fez (sewage) |
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| An Arched View |
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| The Medina Square |
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| A Packed City Bus |
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| Sign: No Donkeys Allowed |
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| Beautiful Glimpse |
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| Random Mickey Graffiti |
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| Mosque Archways |
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| The Incredible Leather Dying District |
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| Leather Drying |
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| Spice Shop Spices |
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| Graceful Alleyway |
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