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About Bab Boujloud
Bab Boujloud es la principal puerta occidental de la medina de Fes el-Bali, en Marruecos. Construida en 1913 durante el protectorado francés, presenta una fachada exterior revestida de azulejos cerámicos azules y un interior en verde, los dos colores tradicionales de Fez. Conocida popularmente como la «Puerta Azul», constituye el acceso más frecuentado para quienes se adentran en los antiguos callejones y zocos de este conjunto declarado Patrimonio Mundial por la UNESCO. Desde aquí arranca también Tala'a Kebira, una de las arterias principales de la medina.
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What is Bab Boujloud?
Bab Boujloud is the main western gate to the Fes el-Bali medina in Fez, Morocco. It is also commonly called the 'Blue Gate' due to its distinctive ceramic tilework.
When was Bab Boujloud built?
The current gate structure was built in 1913 during the French protectorate period. It replaced an older, simpler gate that existed on the same site.
Why is Bab Boujloud famous?
The gate is famous for its intricate blue ceramic tile facade, which is a hallmark of Fez craftsmanship. It serves as a symbolic and practical entrance to one of the world's largest and oldest medieval medinas.
What is inside Bab Boujloud gate?
Passing through the gate leads directly into the Fes el-Bali medina. The interior side of the arch features green tiles, and it opens onto Tala'a Kebira, a major street lined with shops and stalls.
Is there an entrance fee for Bab Boujloud?
No, there is no fee to walk through Bab Boujloud. The gate itself is a public monument and entry point to the medina, which is free to enter.
What can I see near Bab Boujloud?
Beyond the gate lies the entire Fes el-Bali medina, a UNESCO site. Key nearby landmarks include the Bou Inania Madrasa, the Nejjarine Museum, and the bustling souks along Tala'a Kebira.
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