Riad Attarine

Riad Attarine

104 Bouajjara, Bab Jdid, Fes, 30000, Morocco

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train to Marrakesh

by delnero80

Hello!
How long and how much is the train to Marrakesh? Are there multiple trains?
Thanks!

Re: train to Marrakesh

by cassiovieggore

Use my below link to make sure to your questions:

http://www.oncf.ma/Fr/horraires.aspx?ep=2&elt=26&CodeRD=0093&CodeGD=00110&CodeRA=0093&CodeGA=00380&heure=0000&date=07/11/2008

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Re: train to Marrakesh

by windcity

Hello,
Direct trains from Marrakech are every two hours starting at 5am, Last train at 7pm. The journey takes 7 hours 10 minutes and costs 276 Dirham (£19.70)
Have a nice trip

Re: train to Marrakesh

by angiebabe

the bus from Fes - assuming that is where you mean to depart from? - is also a good option - ive travelled by CTM bus which is an international standard bus company and which leaves each morning 730 am -but check for any change to bus timetable - and arrives in Marrakech at 315pm. (theres an overnight bus as well but very little scenery with that one!)

I paid only 139 dirham plus 10 dirham (=£10) for case to go in the baggage hold.

I reckon you get to see more enroute of the scenery than going by train.

there are quick stops to pick up passengers and a stop for lunch for about half an hour half way along.

Travel Tips for Fes

Rayib & Sfens

by barryg23

During our tour around the medina, we tried a few Moroccan food specialities from some of the small shops. Sfens (I think that's the spelling) is like a donut, though slightly more savoury, but just as unhealthy:) We also tried Rayib, a Moroccan type yogurt made from milk thickened with the hairy hearts of artechokes. It's nicer than it sounds!

Dar El Moqri: A feudal town house

by Bernhadette

Formerly one of the town houses of the vizier family El-Moqri, the Dar El Moqri is now a school for arts and crafts in building trade.

It has a beautifully restored court with orange trees and a fountain. From here you have a pretty view on the houses of Fès. Inside the house you can admire beautiful "zellije" works (hand cut tiles) and a hall with wooden inlays and carvings, serving sometimes as an auditorium.

The Dar El Moqri is located in Fès El Bali, a 10 min walk from the museum Dar Batha. It's a bit hidden in the tangle of the streets, but you can ask your way through. There is no official open access for tourists, but you may ask the gard, if he will let you have a look.
(Don't confuse the "Dar El Moqri" with the "Palais Taib El Moqri", another famous town house of the family, which you can rent in part for special occasions.)

Address:
L'Institut de Formation des Métiers Traditionnels du Bâtiment;
Dar El Moqri;
12-14, Rue Oued Souaffine;
BP 575;
Fès-Batha

CTM bus to Tetouan

by earthflyer

CTM have 2 buses departing for Tetouan.

Journey time 5 hours.

Tickets are around 80 dirhams plus 5 dirhams for luggage.

All buses depart from the CTM Bus Station near Place Hussein de Jordanie next to the mosque.

Please use prices as a rough guide only.

Culture and other..

by Gizia

Within the old city, tucked among roughly 9,400 streets and alleys, is the towering Medersa Bou Inania, a theological college built in 1350. Not far from here the henna souq is a market specialising in the dye used for colouring hair and tattooing women' hands and feet. Next door to the old walled city is Fýs el-Jdid, home to the city's Jewish community and many spectacular buildings. In between the two self-contained cities is the Dar Batha, now the Museum du Batha. Fýs is best reached by train from Rabat, Marrakesh or Tangier.

Making crafts and other treasures in the Medina

by Venturingnow

Fes is known not for selling it crafts, silver, clothing, carpets, blankets, and more, but it is instead renowned for making it's own products. A walk around the medina in Fes will show you how many workers there are in town. You'll see leather dying, cabinet making, yarn spooling, clothes making, rugs being put together, silver being pounded into shape, and more.

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Q: How much time? "We are being picked up by a tour company in Tangier and taken to Fez, where we will spend the night. Can you tell me how long it..."

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A: "It is 303km from Tangier to Fes, It should take no longer than 4 hours, Fes is worth at least 2 days, You will find plenty to occupy your time."

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