• Royal Palace of Fez - The facades of the royal palace and its surrounding area are notable.
• The Jewish district is located on the edge of the palace.
• Funduks are present.
• Fez Mellah - The Jewish quarter of Fez.
• Jewish crafts are prominent.
• Jewish architecture is evident.
• Borj Sud - Borj Sud is a fort in Fez, Morocco, established around 1582 by the Saadian dynasty, likely inspired by Portuguese forts of that era.
• The fort is situated on a hill, offering a stunning view of the three sections of the old city of Fez.
• Art Naji - The largest artisanal pottery and zellige factory store in Morocco since 1930®️, offering worldwide shipping for custom orders. Available for orders or collaborations.
• Discover the traditional methods of ceramic craftsmanship here.
• Medina of Fez - Fes el-Bali is an ancient fortified medina with narrow pedestrian streets and ornate entrances like the Bab Guissa Gate and the Blue Gate.
• The grand Al Quaraouiyine University, dating back to the 9th century, is adorned with hand-painted ceramics in vibrant colors, while the impressive R’cif Mosque overlooks a lively market square.
• Vendors in the souks offer perfumes, spices, lamps, and leather goods. The culinary scene ranges from street kebab stalls to sophisticated gourmet restaurants.
• Bou Inania Medersa - The Bou ‘Inania Medersa is a madrasa constructed in Fez, Morocco, between 1350 and 1355 for Sultan Abou ‘Inan Faris, during the Marinid dynasty.
• Al-Attarine Madrasa - The Attarine Madrasa is an ancient Koranic school in Fez, Morocco.
• This madrasa was built between 1323 and 1325 by the Marinid sultan Abou Saîd Othman. It was named after the nearby perfume and spice market: the souk el-Attarine. It is located near Quaraouiyine.
• Souk el Henna - Henna Souk: For centuries, this souk has been the market for traditional cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. · Souk Attarine · Souk …
• Dar Batha Museum - The Batha Museum is a Moroccan ethnographic museum established in Fez in 1915, at the beginning of the French protectorate in Morocco, within the palace of the same name featuring Hispano-Moorish architecture, originally built during the reigns of sultans Moulay Hassan Iᵉʳ and Moulay Abdelaziz.

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Set off on an enchanting full-day adventure in Fez with a dedicated private guide and uncover the historic gems of the medina de Fez, with its intricate alleys and vibrant heart. As you stroll through the maze-like streets of the UNESCO World Heritage Medina, you’ll visit mosques, a famous madrasa, and the bustling tanneries of Fes, each rich with medieval history and allure. Benefit from the flexibility and personalized attention that a private guide provides on your day trip. Whether you decide to purchase unique souvenirs, delve into local history, savor the tastes of regional cuisine, or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere, you can do so at your own pace.

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