A few minutes to Bab Bou Jeloud, the main entrance to the Medina Fez el-Bali is located Café Clock, a restaurant specialized in fresh salads and couscous and, in general, with a menu of recipes wider than the rest of restaurants in the area. Here you can enjoy both breakfast and lunch or dinner, or excellent Moroccan sweet snack between time, as it is open all day.

The waiters and chefs are so friendly that they will definitely share with you the secrets and tips of authentic Moroccan cuisine and the most interesting places to visit in Fez.

Furthermore, Café Clock organize numerous and varied activities, which are shown in their website .

7 Derb El Magana, 30000 Fez

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Also known as the Garden of Europe, Keukenhof has been the world’s largest flower garden for over fifty years situated near Lisse, in South Holland. The garden was established to present a flower exhibit where growers from all over the Netherlands and Europe could show off their hybrids. Whit over 32 hectares of flowers, 7 million tulips, daffodils and hyacinths, inspirational gardens and wonderful works, you will discover through Keukenhof the special beauty spots and one of the most popular destinations in the world that you should not miss.

Open daily from 21 March until 20 May
Opening Hours: from 8:00h to 19:30h (ticket office closes at 18:00h)

Picture by Chuck Szmurlo

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The best way to learn by your own and guide yourself across Hanover, is to follow the route of its Red Line (Roter Faden) painted on the floor. Simply follow the 4,200 meters of its zigzagging red line that will take you through the 36 most important places in the city, discovering on your way different monuments, museums, fountains, gardens and essential buildings to learn everything of Hanover. And there are few just because Hanover, the capital of Lower Saxony, is one of the cities with more cultural and architectural importance of the country

The tour begins in front of the Tourist Office and ends in the Ernst-Augusty, opposite the Central Station passing through the Opera House, the Historical Museum, the Church of St. Agatha, the new City Hall and the Museum August Kestner among many other interesting places.

Picture by Heidas

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One cannot visit Granada without witnessing the beauty of the Albaicín district, with its steep winding streets, maze of patios and hidden squares, its magic and, of course, the Mirador de San Nicolás. 

Every afternoon, when the sun starts to go down, the Mirador de San Nicolás becomes a place from where to watch perhaps the most beautiful sunset in the world as many people have described it. Only then, bathed in the warmest rays of the sun and with a wonderful view of the Alhambra, can one truly understand why the Nazari sultans called their most refined work in Al-Andalus “The Red Castle”. This place also offers the purest of Flamenco from the local people who add a soundtrack to this spectacular moment in return for a few coins.

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