Morocco: Tour of Medina (Fez), part 3



Others I don't even know what they are, probably mosques, because we can only look from the open doors.


The doors are simply magnificent.

A private residence. I wish I could go inside and see all the tilework.

Another angle.



Then we passed by an incredibly ornate door with a crowd in front of it; I was only able to photograph a little detail.


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Love the arch views
ReplyDeleteHello, Lovely series from your Morocco trip. I like the tiles. Happy Thursday, enjoy your weekend ahead.
ReplyDeleteWow, those doors really are incredible! Love the tile work, too. So much amazing detail.
ReplyDeleteAll the colors in the tile are so pretty! What intricate artwork.
ReplyDeleteJust awesome, Great post.
ReplyDeleteTruly worth a thousand words. The photographs are indeed breathtaking and I can understand your disappointment at not getting more than a peek inside.
ReplyDeleteWho knew that about the University of A Karaouine! WOW. I can see why you'd want to visit such an "ornamented" country, Maria. I love seeing it through your eyes.
ReplyDeleteplaces like this always maked me wonder who the artists are/were.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful details and architecture!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing place - they keep it in great condition. Nice photos!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful detailing and the tiles are amazing.
ReplyDeleteStunning artworks indeed.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos! Thank you for this great tour! :-)
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