Visit the iconic Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world. Admire its oceanfront location, intricate mosaics, and the world’s second tallest minaret.

Enjoy a scenic drive along Casablanca’s lively Corniche, a beautiful coastal promenade stretching along the Atlantic shore. Pass by sandy beaches, cafés, luxury hotels, and modern seaside architecture. This refreshing stop provides stunning ocean views and a pleasant introduction to the vibrant coastal lifestyle of Morocco’s economic capital.

See the magnificent exterior of the Royal Palace, famous for its grand brass doors framed by colorful zellige tiles and carved cedarwood details. Although the interior is closed to the public, the exterior façade is one of Fes’s most photographed landmarks and provides valuable insight into Moroccan craftsmanship and royal architecture.

Walk through the historic Mellah, the Jewish quarter of Fes, known for its unique urban layout distinct from the rest of the medina. Discover its traditional wooden balconies, historic synagogues, and narrow streets that reveal centuries of cultural coexistence. Your guide will share stories about the Jewish community’s important role in the city's history.

Visit Borj Nord, a 16th-century fortress built to overlook and protect the medina. From its panoramic terrace, enjoy sweeping views of the world’s largest medieval medina—a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is one of the best photo opportunities in Fes, allowing you to appreciate the city’s impressive scale and landscape.

Step inside a traditional pottery and mosaic workshop where skilled artisans craft the famous Fassi ceramics. Watch demonstrations of clay shaping, hand-painting, zellige tile cutting, and the firing process in ancient kilns. This visit highlights the craftsmanship that makes Fes a global reference for Moroccan arts and design.

Admire Bab Bou Jeloud, the iconic Blue Gate marking the main entrance to the Fes Medina. Decorated with blue tiles on one side and green tiles on the other, the gate symbolizes knowledge and spirituality. It’s a central meeting point where travelers begin exploring the maze-like streets of the ancient medina.

Discover the Qarawiyyin Mosque and University, recognized as one of the oldest universities in the world. Founded in 859, this spiritual and intellectual center has shaped Moroccan culture for centuries. While the interior is accessible only to Muslims, visitors can admire its exquisite courtyards, carved arches, and green-tiled roofs from the surrounding alleys.

Explore Nejjarine Square, home to a beautifully restored 18th-century fountain and distinguished by its intricate woodwork. The square sits at the heart of the carpenters' district and offers a glimpse into the artisanal traditions of Fes.

Visit the famous Chouara Tanneries, one of the oldest tanneries in the world. From a panoramic terrace, observe the traditional leather-dyeing process carried out in large stone vats using techniques passed down through generations. This vivid and colorful scene is one of the most iconic symbols of Fes.