Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and intellectual heart, is the perfect destination for travelers seeking culture, tradition, and authenticity. Known as the country’s oldest imperial city, Fes is home to the world’s largest living medieval Medina, where time seems to stand still. Narrow winding alleys lead to artisan workshops, vibrant souks, ancient madrasas, and mosques with breathtaking architecture.
This 3-day cultural break offers the ideal introduction to Fes. You’ll explore the UNESCO-listed Fes el-Bali, discover the art of leather tanning at the Chouara Tanneries, and admire intricate tilework and craftsmanship that has defined the city for centuries. Beyond the Medina, you’ll visit the Royal Palace, the historic Jewish Quarter (Mellah), and enjoy sweeping views of the city from the Merenid Tombs.
Along the way, you’ll immerse yourself in Moroccan traditions—whether through a cooking class with locals, a relaxing hammam session, or simply wandering the souks filled with carpets, ceramics, and spices. Each day is carefully designed to balance sightseeing with authentic cultural experiences, making this short escape both enriching and unforgettable.
In just three days, Fes will leave you with a deeper appreciation of Morocco’s heritage, its people, and its enduring spirit.
Overviews
Fes, Morocco’s spiritual and cultural capital, is a living museum of history. Its UNESCO-listed Medina is one of the largest car-free urban areas in the world, filled with artisan workshops, bustling souks, centuries-old madrasas, and stunning mosques. This 3-day cultural break allows you to immerse yourself in the traditions, crafts, and flavors of Fes while discovering the city’s timeless charm.
Highlights
- Discover Fes el-Bali – Wander the world’s largest car-free Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Visit Al-Qarawiyyin University – The oldest continuously operating university in the world.
- Explore Chouara Tanneries – Watch traditional leather-making in action, unchanged for centuries.
- Admire Bou Inania Madrasa – A masterpiece of Marinid architecture.
- See the Royal Palace & Mellah – Stunning golden gates and the historic Jewish Quarter.
- Artisan Workshops – Learn about pottery, Zellij tilework, and traditional Moroccan crafts.
- Merenid Tombs & Borj Nord – Panoramic views across the city.
- Authentic Culinary Experiences – Enjoy Moroccan dishes, optional cooking class, or hammam
- Shopping in Souks – Carpets, ceramics, leather, and spices in the lively markets.
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