Day Itinerary MOROCCO 7 DAY TOUR FROM TANGIER:
Fes – Fes Sightseeing with local guide:
Fez is a window to the past and a bewitching portal also to another world. Moreover With the history spreading over 3 millennia. Morocco’s former capital is the modern-days spiritual and also cultural epicenter of its country, and one of the most unique places to visit on earth. Founded in 789 AD by Moulay Idriss second and designated a UNESCO world heritage site in 1981, also it’s the country’s largest Medina and probably the world’s most extensive urban car free zone.
Fez Walking Tours
Fez, oldest and greatest of Morocco’s imperial cities is not really one city but three (Fes ElBali, Fes ElJadid, the Ville nouvelle). Do you know that Fez Medina has more than 9 thousand streets and alleyways? Yeah! That’s true, and it looks like a giant labyrinth.
Full-Day Tour ( outside and inside the walls).
In one day tour, you will explore the outside of the Medina, as well as we know that Fez has three sections (Fes elbali, Fese ljadid, the Ville nouvelle).Specifically The oldest town Medina as I mentioned before then
What is included?
- Licensed guide: explanation about history culture and traditions, also visit the whole Medina starting from the Rcif
• Departing point: Your Riad
• What to bring: comfortable shoes
• Timing: starting from 9:30 Am (if you would like a specific time or a specific program don’t hesitate to contact me).
Detailed Program
Outside the walls
*Jewish Quarter (Mellah)*
– Head to the Mellah, the historic Jewish quarter. Also Explore its narrow streets, visit the Jewish cemetery, and admire the architecture of the old synagogues.
*King’s Palace (Dar el-Makhzen)*
– Visit the exterior of the King’s Palace, also known for its impressive gates and beautiful gardens. While the palace itself is not open to the public,Specifically you can stroll around the grounds and enjoy the architecture.
*Panoramic View from the South Military Fort (Borj Sud)*
– Take a short trip to the Borj Sud for breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Specifically This historic fort offers a wonderful perspective of the Medina and the surrounding landscape MOROCCO 7 DAY TOUR FROM TANGIER.
*Cooperative of Ceramics*
– Visit a local ceramic cooperative where you can see artisans at work creating beautiful pottery. You might have the opportunity to purchase unique pieces made by skilled craftsmen.
Inside the walls
*Dyers Market (Souk des Teinturiers)*
– Also Explore the Dyers Market, where vibrant colors of dyed fabrics hang in the air. Specifically Witness the traditional dyeing process and Specifically take in the lively atmosphere.
*Seffarine*
– Visit Seffarine, known for its artisans crafting traditional brass and Specifically copper items. Watch them at work and also explore the various shops selling their wares.
*University of Al Quaraouiyine*
– Head to the University of Al Quaraouiyine, recognized as the oldest existing university in the world. While the interior is not open to visitors, you can admire the stunning facade and learn about its historical significance.
*Attarine Medersa*
– Visit the Attarine Medersa, known for its beautiful tile work and intricate carvings. Take time to appreciate the Islamic architecture and serene atmosphere.
*Lunch at a Local Restaurant*
– Enjoy a traditional Moroccan lunch at a nearby restaurant, sampling tagine, couscous, or pastilla.
*Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts & Crafts*
– Explore the Nejjarine Museum, housed in a beautifully restored funduq. Discover the history of wooden crafts and relax in the courtyard.
*Foundouk (Funduq)*
– Visit a funduq, a historic inn for traders. These buildings are often beautifully decorated and give insight into the trade history of Fez.
*Local Market (Souk)*
– Wander through the bustling local market, where vendors sell spices, textiles, and traditional crafts. Engage with locals and soak up the vibrant atmosphere.
*Labyrinth of the Medina*
– Spend some time getting lost in the labyrinthine streets of the Medina. Specifically Enjoy the lively local life, discover hidden shops, and interact with the friendly locals.
*Tanneries of Chouara*
– Finally Head to the famous Chouara Tanneries. Observe the traditional leather-making process from the terraces above. Also Don’t forget to bring a scarf to cover your nose from the strong odors!
Basis
Bed and Breakfast