Morocco's Medina of Fes, a UNESCO World Heritage site, stands as the world's largest car-free urban area, offering a unique ...

In a world where cars dominate nearly every urban space, the Medina of Fez in Morocco offers something refreshingly different ...

It was an unmistakable reminder we were in the Fez medina, the cultural and religious center of Morocco and, once, of much of the Muslim world.

With nearly 9,500 paved footpaths and 300 mosques, the Fes medina is rumored to be one of the world’s largest living medieval and car-free cities.

Ever wondered how so much bread gets baked so quickly in Morocco? A recent New York Times article on the furan, or community oven, explains how - and bloggers are quick to comment!

The Medina of Fes is the world’s largest car-free urban area, with walkable streets, rooftop dining, artisan markets, and ...

The medina was an impoverished and forbidding place then, and their dar was only the third guest house in it. There are about 200 today, thanks to a boom in tourism. Camel caravans once crossed ...

FEZ, Morocco — The sun was low over the souks, reflecting off the rust-colored hills, and my wife and I were enjoying a rose-dappled sky from chairs on our rooftop. Suddenly, the call to evening ...