Begin at the iconic 1913 Art Nouveau gate — the grand entrance to the Fez Medina. Covered in blue zellige tilework on one side and green on the other, it marks the boundary between the ancient city and the modern world

Stand before the magnificent golden brass gates of the Royal Palace. Your guide reveals the symbolism behind intricate geometric patterns and 800 years of Alaoui dynasty history

Explore the historic Mellah, one of the oldest Jewish quarters in North Africa. Discover the layered history of Jewish-Moroccan coexistence through its architecture, synagogues, and market streets.

Climb to the 16th-century fortress for a sweeping panorama over the entire Fez Medina — 9,000 alleys, 300 mosques, and the world's largest car-free urban area spread below you. The best photography stop of the tour.

Visit the famous Fez ceramics school where artisans hand-craft the distinctive blue-and-white zellige pottery for generations. Watch craftsmen at work and learn about the 1,200-year-old tradition.

The northern counterpart to Borj Sud, built in the same era to guard the city from both flanks. A different angle over the The tanneries district and the Andalusian quarter below.

End your tour in the peaceful royal gardens — a lush oasis of palms, fountains, and ancient trees tucked just outside the medina walls. The perfect place to sit and absorb everything you've experienced