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Royal Palace of Fez
30m
- The facades of the royal palace and the surrounding area
- Jewish district on the edge of the palace
- funduks
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Fez Mellah
30m
- Jewish quarter of Fez
- jwif crafts
- archetectur jwif
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Borj Sud
20m
- Borj Sud is a fort in the city of Fez, Morocco. It was first established around 1582 by the Saadian dynasty, probably modeled after Portuguese forts of the time.
- the fort is located on a hill which allows a very beautiful view of the three parts of the old city of Fez
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Art Naji
1h
- The largest artisanal pottery and zellige factory store in Morocco since 1930®️ Shipping of custom orders worldwide To order or collaborate.
- here discovery of the way people work ceramic
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Medina of Fez
3h
- Fes el-Bali is an ancient fortified medina with narrow pedestrian streets with ornate entrances such as the Bab Guissa Gate and the Blue Gate.
- The grand Al Quaraouiyine University, which dates from the 9th century, is covered in hand-painted ceramics in bright colors, while the imposing R'cif Mosque overlooks a bustling market square.
- Sellers in the souks sell perfumes, spices, lamps and leather goods. The culinary scene ranges from street kebab joints to elegant gourmet restaurants.
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Bou Inania Medersa
30m · Admission ticket included
The Bou 'Inania Medersa is a madrassah built in Fez, Morocco, between 1350 and 1355 for Sultan Abou 'Inan Faris, during the Marinid dynasty.
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Al-Attarine Madrasa
20m · Admission ticket included
- The Attarine Madrasa is an old Koranic school in Fez, Morocco.
- This madrassah was built between 1323 and 1325 by the Marinid sultan Abou Saîd Othman. It was named after the adjoining perfume and spice souk: the souk el-Attarine. It is located near Quaraouiyine.
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Souk el Henna
1h
Henna Souk: For several centuries, this souk has established itself as the market for traditional cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. · Souk Attarine · Souk ...
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Dar Batha Museum
30m · Admission ticket not included
The Batha Museum is a Moroccan ethnographic museum created in Fez in 1915, at the start of the French protectorate in Morocco and within the palace of the same name with Hispano-Moorish architecture, previously built during the reigns of the sultans Moulay Hassan Iᵉʳ and Moulay Abdelaziz