The beautiful main reading room of the library that was built in the 14th century. Photos: AFP
Nestled in a labyrinth of streets in the heart of Morocco’s ancient city of Fez stands the world’s oldest working library.
Its sculpted dark wooden door stands almost hidden on the edge of a square where artisans hammer away at copper in a deafening din, delighting passing tourists.
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