- Fes city of Morocco

Fez is famous by ancient walled city, which many compare to the old walled city of Jerusalem. It is the first of the imperial cities of Morocco, since it dates back to the 8th century. It is also a pioneer in the Muslim cult of Morocco and has one of the oldest universities in the world. All these firsts make Fez a particularly attractive city with a lively and influential culture. Fez is particularly known for being the cultural and spiritual capital of Morocco centre of art and science.

Fez is one of the most interesting and attractive destinations in the North African country. Although Fez has managed to adapt to modern life, it also preserves its traditions and most authentic Moroccan lifestyles.

We can wander through its narrow streets and lose ourselves in the incredible architectural wonders integrated into the daily life of the city. It is a place with walls of adobe and bricks, courtyards of different height, pillars covered with tiles, etc.

- What to see in Fez

• The Medina of Fez el-Bali (ancient Fez), as we have said before, is one of the largest medieval sites in the world, itis a magical place full of life. Among its monuments, the Karaouine and Andalusian Mosques occupy a prominent place.
• The Karaouine Mosques the second largest mosque in Morocco. The Karaouine Mosque it’s elfish possibly the most sacred place in Fez. It is a shame that non-Muslims cannot admire the beauty of the interior, but this is regulated by the Islamic religion precisely because of its sacredness. Its minaret dates from 956 and is the oldest Islamic monument in Fez.
• There are three ancient museums in Fez that are worth visiting and also offer a good place to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the streets and the medina.
• The Museum of the Nejarine Arts and wooden handicrafts, the Museum of Moroccan Art (Batha) and the Museum of Armas (Bordj Nord).
• Henna Soq, a market specialized in hair dyes and beautiful henna tattoos that are made on the extremities of women.
• Next to the old walled city appears Fez el-Jdid, seat of the Jewish community, formed by spectacular buildings. Among the seas located Dar Batha, now called Batha Museum.
• The first mellah was established in the city of Fez in 1438, on that date the Jews were moved from the old part of Fez
• The Royal Palace (Only visible from outside) It is located in the square of Alaouites and stands out for its majestic golden doors.
• Gardens Jinan Sbil, way which was founded in the 18th century, has made it a unique flora and organize a distinctive jewel in the Andalusian tradition. This space saturated with history, is the memory , the oldest public park and characterized by the spiritual capital of the Moroccan Kingdom .