Things to do in Fez
Meknes: the Versailles of Morocco
Ancient seat of the Moroccan sultanate, Meknes has spectacular architecture and a medina steeped in legends.
Volubilis: Morocco’s great Roman city
A World Heritage Site since 1997, Volubilis is one of the best-preserved archaeological sites in North Africa.
The Medina of Fez, a labyrinth that conserves the essence of Morocco
Narrow streets guard treasures accumulated over centuries, such as the aromas of exotic spices and ancient tiles. Discover the heart of the Alaouite kingdom in the largest medina in the world.
Where to eat in Fez, a whole world of flavours, smells, and colours
In Fez you’ll find dozens of dining options, from the tastiest dishes of authentic local cuisine to the popular international dishes on offer in surprising local spots.
Hammams in Fez, a bath for the body and soul
This is what you need to know before going to a hammam in Fez to make it a unique experience: don’t forget your swimsuit.
Bab Bou Jeloud, the Blue Gate in the Medina of Fez
One of the undisputed symbols and gateway to the fascinating Fez Medina, this monumental walled gate is an architectural jewel.
Al-Attarine Madrasa: the most beautiful in Morocco
This Koranic school was founded in the fourteenth century, in the heart of the medina, by Abu Said as part of the architectural complex of Al-Qarawiyyin mosque
What to see in the surrounding area of Fez
Volubilis, Meknes, Rabat, Azrou, the desert… There are many tourist attractions to enjoy on a trip to Fez.
The souks of Fez (Fez El Bali), ten markets not to be missed
Fez’s souks are organised by guild in a labyrinth that tempts you to just follow your nose. This guide tells you about the most famous souks.
Chouara Tannery: an ancient hotbed of colours and scents
Chouara Tannery, the largest in Fez, is an astonishing place bursting with colours and smells where you can see how leather is made in Morocco.