Discover Fez Full Day Guided Walking Tour

Explore the vibrant tapestry of Fez on a full-day guided walking tour, starting at the iconic Bab Boujloud, famous for its striking blue and green ceramic tiles. Wander through the historic Mellah, visit the 17th-century Ibn Danan Synagogue, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the city as you stroll through its ancient streets, lively souks, and timeless landmarks.

Step back in time at the Bou Inania Medersa, a stunning architectural masterpiece from the Marinid era, built between 1350 and 1356. Marvel at its exquisite zellige tilework, finely carved cedarwood, and peaceful courtyard that reflects the elegance of traditional Moroccan design. Admission fee: 20 DH per person

Discover the iconic Nejjarine Museum, located inside the beautifully restored Funduq al-Najjarin. This former caravanserai showcases elegant riad-style architecture and fascinating exhibits dedicated to traditional Moroccan woodworking arts. Admission fee: 20 DH per person.

Uncover the timeless beauty of Fez’s Medina as you wander through its maze-like streets, where every turn reveals intricate mosaic patterns and beautifully carved wooden doors. Immerse yourself in the vibrant souks, alive with colorful textiles, handcrafted ceramics, and authentic Moroccan treasures at every corner.

Explore the spiritual significance of the Zaouia of Moulay Idriss II, a revered shrine tucked within Fes el-Bali. Though non-Muslims cannot enter, the site stands as a powerful symbol of Moroccan heritage and devotion, offering insight into the city’s rich religious history.

Start your guided tour directly from your accommodation in Fez and step into the heart of the Medina, rich with history and culture. Explore iconic landmarks such as the Quaraouiyine Mosque, one of the world’s oldest universities, and the beautifully preserved Andalusian Mosque, each offering a fascinating glimpse into Fez’s spiritual and architectural heritage.

Experience the centuries-old art of leather making at Chouara Tannery, one of Fez’s largest and most historic tanneries. Observe skilled artisans at work, using traditional techniques to dye and treat leather in vibrant open-air vats—an unforgettable glimpse into the heart of the Medina.

Explore Souk El Henna, one of Fez’s oldest and most authentic markets, dedicated to natural beauty and traditional Moroccan remedies. Wander through stalls filled with henna, black soap, argan oil, and herbal treatments treasured for generations. Tucked beneath the shade of ancient trees, this peaceful corner of the Medina offers a serene escape where wellness and tradition meet.

Step into the tranquil Al-Attarine Madrasa, a historic religious school founded in 1325, celebrated for its exquisite architecture and serene ambiance. Marvel at the intricate zellige tilework and finely carved cedarwood that make this a true masterpiece of Islamic art. Admission fee: 20 DH per person.

Pay tribute to Fez’s spiritual heritage at the revered shrine of Sidi Ahmed Al Tijani, an important site in the city’s Sufi tradition. Although access may be limited, your guide will share the shrine’s rich cultural and religious significance, bringing its story vividly to life.

Visit Place Seffarine, a historic square renowned for its master metalworkers crafting exquisite copper and brass pieces. Hear the rhythmic hammering as artisans skillfully shape traditional Moroccan teapots, trays, and lanterns. This centuries-old craft, passed down through generations, makes Place Seffarine a must-see destination for anyone eager to experience authentic Moroccan artistry and heritage.

Experience the vibrant heart of Fez at Place R’cif, a bustling square linking the ancient Medina with the modern city. This lively hub is alive with local vendors, traditional cafés, and fresh produce markets, offering a true taste of daily life. Whether you want to soak up the city’s rhythm or enjoy authentic street food, Place R’cif is the perfect starting point for your Fez adventure.

Discover the Royal Palace of Fez, or Dar al-Makhzen, the official residence of the King of Morocco. While access inside is restricted, your guide will lead you to the grand gates and share captivating stories about the palace’s royal heritage and historical significance.

Step into history at the 17th-century Ibn Danan Synagogue, nestled within Fez’s Old Jewish Cemetery. This sacred site showcases the city’s rich and diverse heritage, with ancient tombstones inscribed in Hebrew standing as lasting tributes to generations past. As you wander the winding streets of the Medina, experience a poignant connection to Fez’s multicultural history.

Enjoy a serene stroll through Jardin Jnan Sbil, a tranquil garden that was once part of the King’s Palace. Today, it serves as a beautifully maintained public park, perfect for relaxation, reflection, and a quiet escape from the bustle of the city.

Discover the historic Borj Sud fortress, built during the Saadian dynasty, and take in sweeping panoramic views of Fez’s ancient cityscape.

Immerse yourself in Fez’s artistic heritage at Art Naji, a hidden workshop where Moroccan ceramics are crafted using traditional techniques. Admire the intricate pottery, colorful tiles, and decorative pieces that reflect the city’s rich cultural legacy.