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Explore a town of outstanding universal value with clear Andalusian influence. Tetouanis claim that they are the true heirs of the Andalusian civilization and affectionately call their city "the daughter of Granada. " Architecturally, the Hispanic influence is dominant throughout the city, for Tetouan was first built by Muslim refugees from Spain in the 15th century and then it was enlarged by the Spanish government in the early years of the 20th century. Its Medina is one of the most fascinating and absorbing in the country, a delightful warren of detail.

Explore the wonders of Morocco on a full-day small group tour Check-out in Fez. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Volubilis, before exploring the charming medina of Meknes and the pilgrimage town of Moulay Idriss. With comfortable transportation and a group limited to 7 people, this tour ensures a personalized and rewarding experience. Enjoy the services of a local Guide in Meknes, if you choose this option, and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. - Duration of the visit: about 8 hours with pick-up at the Inn - Groups limited to 15 people for personalized service - Visit of Volubilis, UNESCO site, and the medina of Meknes - Local Guide option available for deep cultural immersion

Go on a 5-day tour from Tangier to Chefchaouen, Fez, Merzouga Desert, and Marrakech, and create incredible memories. On the first day, we'll take you on a tour to and around Chefchaouen. The second day our destination is Fez, the third day Ifrane, the fourth day Todra river, and the fifth day Ait Ben Haddou. You can also customize your Moroccan holiday experience to your taste.

Visit the highlights of coastal Tangier during this full-day excursion by high-speed train by Casablanca. Enjoy comfortable air-conditioned ground transfers in each location. Explore top local sights with your own designated group guide, from Cape Spartel and the Caves of Hercules to the Kasbah district and the one-time seaside neighborhood of ex-pat artists and writers like Mattise and Paul Bowles.

Fez Rampart Tour is another activity to enjoy once you are in Fez. Your two hours tour of the ramparts of the Fez Medina includes your personal vehicle and driver to take you to the first stop of the Panoramic views up the hill of the Fez medina next to the The special Merenid monuments and tombs then The Borj of Nord.You will be given the opportunity to stop by the Famous entrance of the medina Bab Boujloud the(Blue Gate). The Next stop is the Ramparts of the King’s palace which is the oldest and largest in Morocco, then head to the Jewish quarter. Something fascinating about this place called “Mellah” is that it is officially the first Jewish quarter in Morocco and its fortified walls are standing still until now a days. on the way to the potters Quarter you will stop by a different panoramic views next to the Borj of South. The sun setting over the ancient medina of Fez can be spectacular and we recommend that the perfect time of day for this tour is around 4pm.

This is a typical Tangier look like. The tour will start with the introduction of the airport. We will first have a sightseeing and will drive through the bay or the Tangier following several main streets. Then stop at the big mosque for pictures and drive through the residential area and the king's palace we will continue to cape where the mediterenean and the atlantic meet together (stop for pictures at the light house 150 years old). After the camel ride we will visit the cave Hercules. Following the Hercules cave we will drive back to the old part of the city (kasbah and medina: 15 century building): -walking tour of the kasbah (fortified citadel) -visit the archeological museum -continue through the medina: -explore the labyrinth of the old living area -visit the mendoubia garden -snake charm -visit the sooks (berber markets: farmer's market of fruits, vedgetables

This half-day guided tour of Fez takes you through the labyrinth of streets of the medina. See the tanneries, Bou Inania Medersa, Nejjarine Museum and more. After pickup from your hotel or riad in Fez, set off on a guided tour of the medina, one of the largest fortified cities in the world. Explore the narrow streets lined with shops selling fruits, spices, expertly woven Berber rugs and many other Moroccan arts and crafts. Visit the Al Quaraouiyine Mosque founded in 859 by Fatima el Fihriya and the Andalusian Mosque completed in 860 (please note that non-Muslims are not allowed to enter). Discover other places such as the Nejjarine fountain, the Bou Inania medersa dating back to the 13th century and the Batha palace, now a museum of arts and traditions.

When in Fez, visiting the Medina—famous for its madrasas, mosques, and souks—shouldn’t be missed, but it can be hard to even locate the highlights when exploring alone. Save time and avoid getting lost while heading straight to major attractions such as Karaouiyne University and Chouara Tannery on this private half-day tour. Plus, meet with artisans and explore hidden corners of the Medina that most travelers miss.

The best way to explore the Fez medina and historic spots is with a local guide, who will take you to the famous spots, and also some hidden places you’d never find on your own. This is a shared group, so an economical choice for the tour. You’ll get collected from your hotel/riad, then hit the streets to see the sights in this packed half day of touring.