Roofs and rooftops in Fez.
A man from Fez.
Battlements on the city walls of Fez.
Cast iron kitchen equipment for sale in the old city (medina) in Fez.
Beautiful courtyard elevation of Medresa Bou Inania in Fez.
Intricate details of the wall of Medresa Bou Inania in Fez.
Baskets for sale (?) in the Fez medina (old city).
Narrow street in the medina (old city) in Fez.
Glazed ceramic plates for sale on a street in the medina (old city) in Fez.
Lanterns of various forms and sizes for sale in the medina (old city) of Fez.
Moroccan bakery and its owner. Fez.
Prayer time on a small square in the Fez medina (old city).
Prayer time on a small square in the Fez medina (old city).
Small square in the Fez medina with wealth of ceramic pieces for sale.
Hands decorated with henna patterns from Fez.
Roofs and minarets of the old city (medina) in Fez.
Minaret of the Kairaouine Mosque in Fez - the oldest Islamic monument in the city dating from 956.
Beige buildings of the old city in Fez with hills surrounding the city at the background.
Old city in Fez seen from one of the rooftop restaurants.
Monotonous landscape of the medina (old city) in Fez is dotted with hundreds of satellite antennas.
Laundry hang to dry among roofs and satellite antennas of the Fez medina (old city).
Old city in Fez with the minaret of the Kairaouine Mosque - the oldest Islamic monument in the city dating from 956.
One of the many beautifully decorated public drinking fountains in the Fez medina (old city).
Stone vessels with dyes of various colors in one of the old tanneries in Fez.
Sheets of leather left to dry in the tannery in Fez.
Decorations of the pavilion in the courtyard of Qarawiyyin Mosque in Fez.
Internal courtyard of a rich riad (traditional Moroccan house). Fez.
Resident of the medina (old city) in Fez on his street.
Islamic tapestries for sale in Fez.
Restored facades of houses in the Jewish quarter (mellah) in Fez.
Restored facades of houses in the Jewish quarter (mellah) in Fez.
Door from the old Jewish quarter (mellah) in Fez.
Little boy from the old Jewish quarter (mellah) in Fez.
Children from the old Jewish quarter (mellah) in Fez.
Children in a dark and narrow alley in the old Jewish quarter (mellah) in Fez.
Underground mykwa (Jewish ritual baths) in Ibn Danan Synangogue in Fez.
Jewish cemetery next to Ibn Danan Synangogue in Fez.
Jewish tombs on the the cemetery next to Ibn Danan Synangogue in Fez.
Jewish tombs on the the cemetery next to Ibn Danan Synangogue in Fez.
Golden door of the Royal Palace of Fez (Dar el Makhzen).
Ornate portal and door of the Royal Palace of Fez (Dar el Makhzen).
Detail of the pattern adorning brass door of the Royal Palace of Fez (Dar el Makhzen).
Delicate and intricate patterns on the portal of the Royal Palace of Fez (Dar el Makhzen).
The Blue Gate (Bab Bou Jeloud) is the main entrance leading to the walled medina (old city) in Fez.
Minaret of the Bou Inania madrassa (Islamic religious school) seen through The Blue Gate (Bab Bou Jeloud). Fez.
Quite likely the narrowest street in the Fez medina (old city), if not in the world.
The narrowest street in the medina (old city) in Fez.
This street in the medina (old city) in Fez is only about 60 cm wide - just enough for one person.
An alley in the UNESCO World Heritage listed medina in Fez with buildings connected high above the pavement level.
On upper floor of this street in the UNESCO World Heritage listed medina in Fez buildings are so close that residents could easily shake hands.
Preservation works prevent the unique structures and urban fabric of the UNESCO World Heritage listed medina in Fez from further dilapidation.
One of the antique shops, not much different from a museum housed in a beautifully restored riad hidden among the winding alleys of the medina (old city) in Fez.
Detail of the parapet wall finish on one of the houses in the medina (old city) in Fez.
Medina in Fez seen from the roof top terrace.
Old door in an antique shop in Fez.