Following are some of the best places one can visit in Fes Morocco:
Medina of Fes el-Bali: This medieval medina is enlisted in the World Heritage list of UNESCO, being an interesting puzzle of narrow alleys with their hustling souks and historic sites such as the famous Al Quaraouiyine University.
Bou Inania Madrasa: This is a 14th-century Quranic school which is popular due to its magnificent architectural design with many tiny fragments of mosaics and the enchanting minaret.
Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque: Constructed during the 9th century AD, considered to be one of the oldest mosques of the world at the same time, one of the most imperative Islamic learning centers of the world.
Merinid Tombs: Situated on a hill with a panoramic view of Fes Morocco and its surroundings.
Tanneries of Fes: Take trips through tanneries-these are places where leather has always been treated in very traditional ways over many, many years-and find out about the artisan history of the town.
House Royal Palace of Fes: While closed to the public, this palace surely is a sight concerning Moroccan royal architecture.
Nejjarine Museum of Wood Arts and Crafts: The museum is the most significant sight here, housed in a gorgeously restored ancient caravanserai. It is a must-see for the awesome collection of pieces in wood as examples of traditional craftsmanship.
R’cif Square: Quite lively, the R’cif Square allows you the most up-to-date opportunity to feel the atmosphere of the medina while continuing your observation of the everyday rhythm of the locals.
Each one brings something different to the table, be it insights into the history, culture, or craftsmanship that went into making Fes Morocco such an imperial city worthy of any travel list when visiting Morocco.
