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Shopping in Fez can be phenomenal – just wandering the medina’s souks and honing your bargaining skills is an adventure. Known for exceptional leather products (look for Fassi yellow babouche shoes) and pottery, Fez’s handicrafts spans the spectrum of Moroccan creative genius – from Berber jewelry and rugs to bronze lanterns and mosaic tabletops and fountains.

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Devote a solid day to browsing the souks along Talaa Kebira and Talaa Seghira (the medina’s main streets). Fez is legendary for the finest handmade goods in Morocco – from the typical blue and white pottery, to delicate embroidery, leatherwork, and hand-wrought bronze goods.

Medina; Fez

This government-run operation lacks the chaotic charm of medina shops, but it’s a good place to gauge prices (all of which are fixed) on Fez handicrafts. Observe craftsmen as they pound metal and carve wood into decorative vessels and elaborate doors.

Ave. Allah ben Abdullah; Fez

From clay scrubbing tools for your feet and kohl makeup for the eyes to rose oil and cardamom pods for cooking, this herbal shop in the medina is a bastion of natural health and beauty implements.

6, Fondouk Lihoudi Derb Zaouia; Fez; 011-212-35-63-74-17

Find the Belghazi Museum, then ask a local to point you in the direction of this treasure trove of Moroccan artistry, where lanterns and intricate carved boxes share space with camel skin shoes and heavy Berber jewelry.

53 Derb bin Lemssari; Fez

Owner Hamid Hakim sells some of the best rugs in town. Let the mint tea flow as hundreds of exquisite Berber and oriental carpets unfurl before you. Credit cards are accepted, and overseas shipping is available.

22 Sebaa Louyet; Fez; 011-212-35-63-87-35

If it’s leather and lush (shoes, purses, messenger bags, belts, jackets) you’ll find it here. Browse three floors of goods, then pop out on the rooftop for a view of the medina tanneries.

2 Chouara Lablida; Fez

Located in the potters’ quarter, a short stroll outside the medina walls, the shops here are where most of Fez’s famed blue and white pottery is fired (note the black smoke billowing skywards).

Bab el-Ftouh; Route N6 to Taza; Kilometer marker 2; Fez; 011-212-35-63-15-26

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