After enjoying your morning meal, prepare for a pickup at your hospitable accommodation in Fez, initiating a journey through Mellah, the Quarter of Salt-based side dishes, historically inhabited by the Moroccan Jewish community.
Witness the timeless charm of souks, medersas, mosques, tanneries, and clay-based stores showcasing artisanal kitchen utensils. A visit to the recently renovated Museum of Moroccan Arts awaits, followed by an obligatory stop at the demure palace of His Majesty, the King of Morocco, to marvel at its seven heavenly gates of bronze. Proceed to Borj Sud for a panoramic 360° view of the Old Medina.
Descend to ground level and traverse the narrow streets to experience the full sensory immersion in Moroccan traditional clothing, ornaments, and more. Explore Jaameat al Qarawiyin, a unique spot where pupils still learn ancient methods to solve mathematical and physics problems. Souk al Attarin and its medersa will enchant your senses with vibrant vegetables and spices on display.
Visit Draz quarters and leather coating factories, providing a spiritual nourishment for the upcoming travels. Pause at the Idrissi Zaouia, a corner where worshipers of God gather, before proceeding to Nejjarin Carpenters' Square for a quick lunch in a restaurant within the old Medina of Fez. Explore the Museum of Moroccan Art to witness the creation of colors and materials that define Morocco's unique artistic brand before meeting the driver at Bab Boujloud.
Continue the journey to Fekharin and Babb Ftouh, pausing for a touristic exploration of their antiquity. It's worth noting that in Fez, Artisana has specific and diverse quarters, organizing artisans of the same stream for better efficiency.
Rest your feet during the drive to the Saadeen Temple, offering another 300° sideway view of the star-studded Fez. This glimpse serves as a reminder that there's much more to explore beyond Fez, and some experiences defy description.
