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Fez - Bab Boujeloud / Bab Bu Jaloud

Here you can see some kind of people, very representative of all the Moroccan people, little boys and girls going to school, with its full book bags over its backs and in its shoulders, a young couple, two women with typical dresses, a young boy with a bike, two boys with his arms together, as a sample of friendship, very frequent there, and all that under the beauty of the Bab Boujeloud, one of the doors to come into the famous medina of Fez, a labyrinth of narrow streets full of little shops, people and some donkeys, it is like to be in a medieval town, as if the time had stopped.
Fez, is the intellectual capital, the craftwork capital, the most imperial of all cities in Morocco and pearl of the Arab world, where the senses are given truly royal treatment. This is where you come in search of a whole civilisation's treasures.
The Bab Boujeloud is of Hispanic-Moroccan style, its outer part, as you can see, is enamelled in blue (the colour of Fez), and the inner part is enamelled in green (the colour of the Islam).
Under its main arc you can see the minarete of the Madrasa Bou Inania and the one of the mosque Sidi Lezzaz.

As a Workshop, I have posted [ the green side ], the other beautiful view of this great door.

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