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Sidi Harazem
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A thermal spa in the outskirts of Fes, highly popular with Moroccans and renowned for the healing properties of its mineral water.
Overview of Sidi Harazem
Sidi Harazem is a thermal spa in the outskirts of Fez. It is highly popular with Moroccans and renowned for the healing properties of its mineral water.
Key details
- Type de lieu: village.
- Intérêt touristique: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
- Localisation: small town on the outskirts of Fes, on the road to Taza.
- Heure locale: .
- Population: 1,800 inhabitants (2012).
- Superficie:
- Altitude: 204 m.
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History of Sidi Harazem
What to see and do in Sidi Harazem
In the surrounding area
Plenty to see within a 100 km radius of Sidi Harazem:
Azrou (90 km)
This town built at over 1,200 m is primarily a base for exploring the surrounding area, particularly Ifrane National Park with its fishing and hiking opportunities.
This town built at over 1,200 m is primarily a base for exploring the surrounding area, particularly Ifrane National Park with its fishing and hiking opportunities.
Fez (15 km)
A stunning imperial city, on par with Meknes, with a rich cultural heritage and a medina listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
A stunning imperial city, on par with Meknes, with a rich cultural heritage and a medina listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Ifrane (75 km)
Nestled in the heart of the mountains, the town and its surrounding landscapes resemble Europe. Beyond its distinctive charm, Ifrane is also known for its namesake national park and the nearby Michlifen ski resort.
Nestled in the heart of the mountains, the town and its surrounding landscapes resemble Europe. Beyond its distinctive charm, Ifrane is also known for its namesake national park and the nearby Michlifen ski resort.
Meknes (80 km)
It neighbors Fez and, like it, holds imperial city status with a rich historical and cultural heritage that earned it UNESCO recognition.
It neighbors Fez and, like it, holds imperial city status with a rich historical and cultural heritage that earned it UNESCO recognition.
Ifrane National Park (85 km)
Just a few kilometres from Ifrane, the park is home to the largest cedar forest in the Maghreb. It offers stunning landscapes, several lakes, and is a popular spot for hiking and mountain fishing.
Just a few kilometres from Ifrane, the park is home to the largest cedar forest in the Maghreb. It offers stunning landscapes, several lakes, and is a popular spot for hiking and mountain fishing.
Tazekka National Park (65 km)
This park near Taza is home to a large population of Barbary stags. A tourist circuit lets you discover its natural wonders (forests, waterfalls, caves...). You can also go hiking and caving at the Friouato chasm.
This park near Taza is home to a large population of Barbary stags. A tourist circuit lets you discover its natural wonders (forests, waterfalls, caves...). You can also go hiking and caving at the Friouato chasm.
Volubilis (80 km)
This ancient Roman city near Moulay Idriss is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the best-preserved ancient sites in all of North Africa.
This ancient Roman city near Moulay Idriss is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the best-preserved ancient sites in all of North Africa.
Zaouia d'Ifrane Waterfalls (80 km)
Located in a quiet spot not far from Azrou, this village is nestled in a pretty setting with several waterfalls that can be discovered on a hike.
Located in a quiet spot not far from Azrou, this village is nestled in a pretty setting with several waterfalls that can be discovered on a hike.
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Must-see & highly recommended
Fez
★★★★ A stunning imperial city, on par with Meknes, with a rich cultural heritage and a medina listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Recommended
Meknes
★★★ It neighbors Fez and, like it, holds imperial city status with a rich historical and cultural heritage that earned it UNESCO recognition.
Ifrane National Park
★★★ Just a few kilometres from Ifrane, the park is home to the largest cedar forest in the Maghreb. It offers stunning landscapes, several…
Volubilis
★★★ This ancient Roman city near Moulay Idriss is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the best-preserved ancient sites in all of North…
Worth a look / Other
Ifrane
★★ Nestled in the heart of the mountains, the town and its surrounding landscapes resemble Europe. Beyond its distinctive charm, Ifrane is…
Tazekka National Park
★★ This park near Taza is home to a large population of Barbary stags. A tourist circuit lets you discover its natural wonders (forests…
Azrou
★ This town built at over 1,200 m is primarily a base for exploring the surrounding area, particularly Ifrane National Park with its fishing…
Zaouia d'Ifrane Waterfalls
★ Located in a quiet spot not far from Azrou, this village is nestled in a pretty setting with several waterfalls that can be discovered on a…