Start your guided walking tour at Bab Boujloud, the famous entrance to the Fez Medina, known for its blue and green ceramic tiles. Walk through historic areas and learn about the Jewish Quarter (Mellah), the Ibn Danan Synagogue, and the Royal Palace from the outside. Enjoy panoramic views from the Merinid Tombs and Borj North and South, then visit a traditional ceramic workshop. Your guide will share stories and history as you explore before continuing deeper into the Medina.

Visit a colorful and lively street filled with murals and modern artwork. This hidden spot shows the creative side of Fez and reflects contemporary Moroccan culture and local artists.

Stop at Nejjarine Square and admire the beautiful fountain. You may choose to visit the Wooden Arts & Crafts Museum, located in a historic caravanserai, to see traditional Moroccan woodwork and architecture.

Explore the heart of the Fez Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through narrow streets decorated with mosaics and carved wooden doors. Discover busy souks selling textiles, ceramics, leather goods, and handmade local products.

Learn about the spiritual importance of Moulay Idriss II, one of the most sacred figures in Fez. While non-Muslims cannot enter, your guide will explain its history and significance from outside.

See the exterior of the world’s oldest university. Your guide will explain its role in education, religion, and history, as well as the nearby Andalusian Mosque.

Visit the famous Chouara Tannery, one of the oldest leather tanneries in the world. Learn how leather is still produced using traditional methods and enjoy views from a nearby terrace.

Discover this peaceful 14th-century Islamic school, known for its beautiful tilework, carved cedar wood, and calm courtyard.

Walk through the spice and perfume market, filled with rich aromas. See traditional herbs, oils, and natural products used in Moroccan daily life.

Walk through the spice and perfume market, filled with rich aromas. See traditional herbs, oils, and natural products used in Moroccan daily life.

End your tour at Place R’cif, a lively local square connecting the old Medina with modern Fez. Enjoy the atmosphere, local cafés, and markets. Your guide can help with directions or recommendations before you continue your day.