Overwhelmed in FEZ, MOROCCO - Moroccan Hospitality is UNREAL!

Welcome to Fez, Morocco! Known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and distinctive architecture, the city also boasts one of the world's oldest and most well-preserved medieval old towns, Fes el-Bali. In this video, we explore the Medina, getting a complete immersive cultural experience in the heart of Morocco.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:17 Medina
04:54 Madrasa
05:44 Shopping
08:52 Fondouk Bazaar
11:16 Medina
11:47 Mint tea
12:26 The Ruined Garden
14:37 Tanneries

[Alejandro_Omar_Alvarez]

Imad is much better than some of the typical tour guides. He is not aggressive. He comes across He is very genuine and very hospitable. And his English is perfect. I ll definitely look for him and greet him when I visit Fez ❤️❤️❤️

[Alejandro_Omar_Alvarez]

Best thing I have ever hear about Morocco. Your dad’s quote: « the important thing, the human connection is what makes it genuine »
This is exactly why i love going to Morocco twice a year. ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for sharing. 🇺🇸 🇲🇦

[lyazidsoufiane]

The Moroccan civilization is amazing, unique architecture, food, music handcrafts and Dima maghrib

[adamlasry]

Morocco 🇲🇦 is truly a beautiful and a magical kingdom.

[erolc]

Wow! What a beautiful culture! I love the architecture!

[afoulkimarocain]

تحية للاخ عماد قدمت اجمل صورة من كل الجوانب وشكرا للزوار الذين اعحبوا وقدموا كذلك صورة جميلة عن المغرب وثقافته

[JenSpice]

The hospitality is legend in Morocco. That is why I love visiting too. The human connection, well said!

[dafir]

Un grand merci pour Imad le boucher et à toutes les autres personnes qui font honneur à l'hospitalité marocaine et qui font que le séjour des touristes soit plus humain .Bravo Imad .

[anne-mariesc]

What Amazing Video <3
As a moroccan expatriat living outside the country it really warms my heart to see people enjoying their trip in Morocco and getting along with locals. The people are simple, welcoming and they value the authentic lifestyle.
Thanks a lot. I hope you have planned to stay more time and visit other cities (Meknès is an imperial city not far from Fez)
Wish you all the best and thank you again. Enjoy your time and I wish that you find all kinds of positivity and everything that makes your experience special and authentic...

[swift]

I watch the video with tears in my eyes, I am an immigrant in Europe, and in many times when I introduce myself: I am Moroccan. people here are starting to distrust me because I come from a country in North Africa, there are even some who treated me like a terrorist... and guys, you are just teaching people how Moroccans are generous, warm, always smiling, and welcoming. I must thank you for your videos and you are always welcome in Morocco. thank you again 🇲🇦

[Moroccanman]

Fez is the historical city of Morocco, way more culturally richer than any other Moroccan city, proud to be Fassi

[Ninohermano]

Fez is the most beautiful city not only in Morocco but in the entire world ♥️

[bahadoureda]

Lovely country lovely People and such lovely food 😍❤🇩🇪 i love you Morocco 🇲🇦

[nounie]

The human connection is what makes it magical, this made me tear up as a Moroccan.❤️

[MrSquash-zp]

There's old say in kingdom of Morocco, when a visitor come and say, " hey we came to your place", Moroccan replying " nah we came to your place, we are the guests and your the owner" kind and cool people of Morocco, and you got nice shots you great in editing videos.

[Ka-]

What a beautiful family ! Big respect to your dad, what he said is simply the truth and comes from the heart ! Welcome to your second country guys !

[ramifahd]

مدينة مواخداش حقها فالسياحة رغم أن فاس لها ألف قصة وقصة ❤❤❤❤ تحية لأهل فاس النخوة

[Miss_hello]

Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦. Morocco is a gorgeous country. It’s a heaven on the earth 😊.

[oumchar]

I live in one of the most expensive zip codes in America as a moroccan(not rich) and I can tell you that the simplicity of life in morocco is far better (generosity, compassion, natural, handmade, True life!!!

[koryhaggert]

My wife and i habben following you for a while. What we really enjoy is the photos of random people you put throughout your videos. This small detail is what is missing from other travel vloggers. I mean travel is not just about the destination or the sights but the people you meet. Sometimes we dont even meet them but people we simple pass by or are passing by us. When my wife and i were in Tibet we were stuck on tma bus waiting for an hour or so and ibored so i used my 45x telephoto lens and got some amazing pics of people from a great distance away. These turned out to be dome of our favorite pics.