Marocco/Fez

Fez, with about 1 million inhabitants, is the second largest metropolis in the Landes is a centuries-old Moroccan royal city. Nowhere in the Land is reminiscent of life in the labyrinth of alleys with its souks and small Craftsmen’s workshops surrounded by a mighty wall are still so still perceptible to the Middle Ages 1000 years away as in Fez. After the departure of many wealthy families in the course of independence, Morocco from France in 1957 threatened the medina of Fez threatened the All the once magnificent city palaces in the huge medina of Fez. Thanks to its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981, tourism began and foreign investors are interested in Fez.

In stark contrast to this is the Nouvelle Ville, which is only 3 with wide boulevards, boutiques and modern cafes and fast food chains that offer the fast-growing young generation a future with Western-influenced standard of living.