Fes Morocco Travel Guide: 21 BEST Things To Do In Fez

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world's largest car-free urban areas, filled with shops, markets, mosques, and madrasas.

The world's oldest continuously operating university, founded in 859, known for its Andalucian art and Kufich calligraphy.

One of the oldest tanneries in Morocco, operating since at least the 16th century, where you can observe traditional leather-making processes.

A 14th-century Islamic school known for its beautiful wood carvings, zellij tilework, and peaceful courtyard.

The iconic blue gate and main entrance to the Fes el-Bali medina, known for its vibrant blue and green tiles.

The old Jewish Quarter of Fes, established in 1438, showcasing traces of its rich history with unique houses and synagogues.

A restored 17th-century synagogue located in the Mellah, the historic Jewish quarter of Fes.

A peaceful public garden located between the old and new parts of the city, featuring over 3,000 species of plants and shady paths.

Bustling markets in Fes where you can find traditional Moroccan goods like carpets, pottery, and spices, and where bargaining is common.

A stunning example of Moroccan architecture built in the 13th century, featuring golden gates with intricate wood and tile designs.

Ancient Medina connected with Babujaloud where you can wander the narrow streets, take in the colorful markets, and enjoy local food at the nearby cafes

Main street in Mela lined with unique houses featuring open balconies.

One part of the old Medina that connects with Jan Spill garden.

Built in 1670, it offers a unique look at Fess's Islamic architecture, with its simple design and austere look built to house over 200 students.

An old fortress on a hill where you can see more than 5,000 weapons from Morocco and around the world.

Museum located in a former royal palace, featuring over 6,000 items including carpets, carved wood, old coins and detailed tile work.

Offers stunning views with forest, caves, and clear freshwater pools.

One of Fes's largest parks offering wide open spaces with walking and running trails, perfect for a peaceful escape from the city.

Place to visit a traditional Moroccan hamom for a unique and relaxing experience.