In this Morocco travel vlog I take you with me to Fes, Morocco (Fez, Morocco) as I explore the Fez Medina, the largest Medina in the entire world. This is my first time in Morocco, and during this Fes Morocco travel vlog, I will share with you my first impressions of Morocco and what it is like to travel Morocco, specifically Fes.

To start off my time in Fes Morocco, I walk to the Fez Medina, which is a huge area of the old city comprised of many narrow streets with thousands of shops and stalls selling everything from Moroccan food to local Moroccan goods and souvenirs. At first, walking through the Fes Medina can be a little overwhelming with vendors constantly calling out to you, trying to get your attention. But, after walking around for a little bit, the Fes Medina calms down a little and it’s a great way to experience local Moroccan life here in Fez. No Morocco travel is complete without experiencing a Medina, and the Fes Medina is the biggest and best one to check out!

Next up on my Fes Morocco travel vlog and to begin my journey in the Fes Medina, I went to a local vendor to get some Moroccan street food. I got a nice vegetable sandwich, surrounded by tons of locals. After a quick sandwich, I continued walking through the Fez Medina and stumbled upon a Moroccan bakery, where I got an éclair and a delicious coffee for ~$1. After walking around the largest Medina in the entire world for only a little while, I already felt like I was immersed in the local life here in Fez, Morocco, and it was a great start to my first time in Morocco.

After passing by hundreds more vendors and chatting with some kind locals, the next stop on my Fez Morocco travel vlog was in an area of the Fes Medina where tons of copper and metal goods were being made. In this area of the Fes Medina, tons of men were molding, shaping, fixing, repairing, and restoring various products. This was one of my favorite areas of the Fez Medina, and even one of my favorite places I visited in the entire city of Fes Morocco. After watching the locals at work, the next stop on my Fes Morocco travel vlog was to take a quick break with a fresh glass of pomegranate juice. It is so easy to find delicious local Moroccan street food in the Fes Medina, and no trip to Morocco would be complete without immersing yourself in the local Moroccan cuisine.

The next stop on my Morocco travel vlog and in the largest Medina in the world was to visit the famous tanneries in Fez. The Fes tanneries are some of the largest in the entire world, and is a great place to learn about how leather goods are colored and processed. Visiting the tanneries in the Fez Medina is an eyeopening experience, and one of the most popular things to do in Fez Morocco. After walking around the Fez Medina Morocco for a few more hours it was time to fuel up again with some more Moroccan street food. I found another sandwich shop surrounded by locals, so I figured it had to be good, and it definitely didn’t disappoint. To end my Fes Morocco travel vlog and my time in the Fes Medina, I got a fresh orange juice and continued wandering around the world’s largest Medina.

I hope you enjoyed my Fes Morocco travel vlog. I really enjoyed exploring Fes Morocco and it was a great way to start my first time in Morocco!

0:00 Intro
0:18 Fes Medina First Impressions
2:28 French Moroccan Bakery
5:38 Metal Factory Inside the Medina
7:23 Visiting the Tanneries
10:14 Meeting Kind Locals
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