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Travel 1200 years back in time. Explore the largest labyrinth in the world. Watch the coppersmiths at work at Seffarine, a square from the Middle Ages. Stop outside the oldest continually operating university in the world. Take photos of the magnificent Moulay Idriss Mausoleum. Visit the famous Chowara Tannery, the largest and oldest in the city. Walk through the colourful, fabrics dyers market. Learn about the influence of culture on the design of our houses. Go right inside workshops and watch articles handmade by skilled artisans Find out the secrets behind every corner of this Unisco World Heritage Site.

An authentic concoction of eighth-century Fez el Bali (Old Fez), the 13th-century Fez el Jdid (New Fez), and the 20th-century Ville Nouvelle (built by the French), the oldest of Morocco’s imperial cities has been playing second fiddle to jet-set Marrakesh for a while now. No more. A wave of luxury hotels and design-minded restorations of crumbling riads, as well as an innovative food scene, is enhancing its unique identity and putting it on the map even more. A new terminal at the Fes-Saïss Airport is due to increase visitor numbers five fold.

Exploring the ancient Medina of Fes with Adil Bakkali is like walking through a living history book. Founded in the 9th century, Fes is home to the world’s oldest university, traditional tanneries, and vibrant souks but with Adil, these aren’t just landmarks, they are stories waiting to be told. Adil is more than a licensed guide; he is a passionate storyteller who grew up among the walls, mosques, and markets of this UNESCO World Heritage city. He shares not only the famous sites, but also the hidden passages, artisan workshops, and cultural traditions that travelers rarely find on their own. What makes this tour unique is the way Adil connects the past and present revealing how Fes became Morocco’s spiritual and cultural heart, and how its history still shapes daily life today. With him, you won’t just see Fes; you’ll feel its soul.

Drive to Ifrane, referred to as “the Switzerland of Morocco” via the cedar forest and begin your day adventure to Ifrane and Azrou. In Ifrane, drive by the Al Akhawayn University, built in 1995 by King Hassan II of Morocco and King Fah of Saadia Arabia. Visit the city, where you will see the iconic Stone Lion carved by a German soldier during the 2nd world war that many tourists take pictures next to. Visit the Marché or souq, where the locals buy their supplies. Continue the journey over the Middle Atlas Mountains to Azrou, a Berber village, visit the cedar forest and observe the Barbary Apes and feed them peanuts and have a photo opportunity. Have lunch at a local restaurant before driving back to Fez in the afternoon.

Travel from Fez to Marrakech through Morocco’s magnificent Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert on a 3-day tour that features an overnight in a Berber camp. Turning the long drive into a classic Moroccan adventure, this desert tour includes some of the country’s top experiences: you’ll ride camels through the dunes, walk through towering gorges, and discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ait Benhaddou, and more.

Simplify your visit to Chefchaouen— Morocco’s iconic, blue-and-white-painted city—during this comfortable, full-day excursion. Enjoy hours of uninterrupted free time to explore attractions at your own pace, including the Kasbah Museum, the Grand Mosque, and the picturesque Ras Elma River. Tours include private, chauffeured transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, plus door-to-door hotel transfers.

Cover three stunning attractions during one action-packed day trip on this three-for-one guided tour from Fez. Get an insider’s perspective on life in ancient times with an in-depth visit to the Roman ruins of Volubilis. Then, take in the highlights of Moulay Idriss and Meknes, including 17th-century architecture, the Museum of Moroccan Art, and the world-renowned Medina.

Situated in the Rif Mountains north of Fez, the blue-hued hillside town of Chefchaouen is among Morocco’s most photogenic destinations. After the stress-free journey from Fez, take the whole day to wander Chefchaouen at your own pace. This tour is one of the most flexible options for day-trippers who want the freedom to explore as they wish.

See the best of Fez with this comprehensive guided tour. Explore the twisting streets of the old Medina, with shops selling spices, carpets, silver, and more. See a university dating back to AD 859, the elegant Nejjarine Fountain, the pungent Chouara Tannery, and the blue-tiled Bab Boujloud. Visit the former Jewish Quarter, the gates of the Royal Palace, and an Andalucian-style garden before returning to your hotel.