After a warm welcome and introduction from your expert local guide, you’ll set off to explore Fes’ narrow alleys, vibrant souks, and historic landmarks that make the city truly unforgettable.

Our first stop is the Al Attarine Madrasa, built in the early 14th century under Sultan Abu Sa’id of the Marinid dynasty. Once a prestigious Quranic school, it remains a symbol of Fes’ intellectual and spiritual heritage, with intricate zellij tilework, carved cedarwood, and marble columns showcasing the pinnacle of Marinid artistry.

Next, we visit the Al-Karaouine Mosque and University, founded in 859 by Fatima al-Fihri. One of the world’s oldest universities, its monumental doors and green-tiled rooftops reflect Fes’ rich scholarly and spiritual legacy. Non-Muslims can admire its stunning exterior.

We continue to the Museum of Wooden Arts & Crafts, housed in a restored caravanserai. Here, you’ll see masterful examples of wood carving, marquetry, and antique furniture that highlight Morocco’s long-standing craftsmanship traditions.

At the Chouara Tannery, witness the vibrant dyeing pits where leather has been crafted since the 11th century. From a panoramic terrace, watch artisans hand-dye hides using natural pigments like saffron and indigo—a tradition preserved through generations.

Next, explore two of Medina’s most distinctive souks: Souk Sabaghine, famous for handwoven textiles, and Souk El Attarine, brimming with spices, perfumes, and herbal remedies. Nearby, hear the rhythmic hammering at Hammam Seffarine, where coppersmiths continue centuries-old metalworking traditions.

Finally, visit a pottery and zellij tile workshop, where artisans mould clay, hand-paint ceramics, and cut intricate tiles to create mosaics that adorn palaces, fountains, and mosques across Morocco.

As the tour concludes, you’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for Fes—a city where history, craftsmanship, and culture are alive in every street, souk, and detail.