Travellers will start the tour at Bab Boujloud, the main and iconic entrance to the medina of Fes. The Guide will explain the history of the gate, its architecture and its importance as an access point to the old town, before entering the busy alleys of the medina.

Travellers will explore the medina of Fes el-Bali, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. They will walk through its narrow streets, discover local life, traditional markets and the thousand-year history of one of Morocco’s oldest imperial cities.

Travellers will see the university and Al Quaraouiyine mosque from outside. The Guide will explain its historical and religious role, as well as its importance as the oldest university still in activity in the world.

Travellers will discover the famous tanneries of Chouara, where leather is worked according to traditional methods unchanged for centuries. The Guide will explain the leather manufacturing process and the importance of this craft in the history of Fez.

Travellers will visit Seffarine Square, known for its copper workshops. They will observe artisans at work and learn how these traditional crafts are passed down from generation to generation.

Travellers will stop in front of the Nejjarin Fountain to admire its architecture and decorations. The Guide will explain its role in the daily life of the medina and its historical importance.

Travellers will stroll through the traditional souks of Fez, where they will discover local crafts: leather, spices, pottery, carpets and handmade objects. The Guide will explain the specialties of each neighbourhood and the organisation of the souks.

Travellers will admire the famous golden gates of the Royal Palace of Fez. The Guide will explain the role of the palace, its history and its importance in the Moroccan monarchy.