Explore the ancient wonders of Fes with our fes full day tour, you will live a journey filled of learning about the rich history and cultural tapestry of this imperial city. Founded in the 8th century, Fes is not only the spiritual heart but also the crafts capital of the Moroccan Kingdom. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, its medina is a treasure trove of palaces, museums, and mosques.
This comprehensive tour explores into the core of Fez, a city that echoes the familial past of Morocco and its ancient civilization. Renowned as a center of intellectual and spiritual creativity, Start your day in Fes with a visit to the Royal Palace, also known as Dar-el-Makhzen. While the palace itself isn't open to the general public, the seven golden gates provide a stunning spectacle, offering a glimpse of the grandeur that lies within the palace walls. The palace remains the residence of the King of Morocco during his visits to the town. Following the palace gates, take a leisurely stroll through the Jewish Quarter, where you can appreciate the diverse architecture of homes inhabited by the 250 Jewish residents of Fes. While there might not be extensive attractions, the unique buildings make it a worthwhile exploration, especially given its proximity to the palace. Next, go up to Borj south for a breathtaking panoramic view of the city from above. This vantage point allows you to fully hold the huge extent of Fes, providing a splendid sight to behold.
Visit the famous pottery of fes will extend your appreciation for the art of pottery and mosaics. Witness the remarkable speed at which potters craft tagines, with lids that seamlessly fit the bottom. Witness the careful process of chipping away at the glaze to create complicated patterns and marvel at the skill required to produce mosaics. Creating mosaics involves a unique challenge—they are crafted upside down, requiring the memorization of each piece's placement. A single error means restarting the entire process!

Here are some places you will see during the visit:

• Andalusian Quarter
• Tannery Chouara
• Al Quaraouiyine Mosque
• Bab Bou Jeloud's door
• Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss
• Seffarin Square
• Madrasa Attarine
• The different souks of Fes
• Talaa Kbira and Talaa Sghira

Fes is home to the world's oldest university, Al Quaraouiyyne, with its medina earning universal heritage status in 1981. After rampart tours we will drop you to Bab Boujlloud Gate, the traditional starting point within the medina, starting the visit to the grand Bou Inania medersa, showcasing the architectural marvels of the city. Cross the Talaa Kebira Street, taking in the Tijani zaouïa and the instrument makers’ souk, leading you to the mzara of Moulay Idriss, where the city's foundation was perceived.
Continue your fes guided tour through En-Nejjarine Square and the cabinetmakers’ souk, housing the Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts. Nearby, the kissaria offers exquisite jewelry and fabrics in its covered market. Admire the revered zaouïa of Moulay Idriss, a testament to the city's history.
The fes medina walking tour proceeds to Es-Seffarine Square, known for its coppersmiths, and then leads to the tanners’ quarter, followed by the Andalusian quarter with its mosque and the Es-Sahrij medersa. Covers of history, architecture, and craftsmanship that describe the captivating city of Fes. During your tour in the medina you will have the option of take a moment to relax and savor a delightful lunch at one of the local restaurants.
Experience the glamour of Fes through its historical and architectural treasures, guided by our knowledgeable experts.