Fes

Artisan craftsmanship in the medina of Fes, Morocco

Fez Artisan Experiences: Rug Weaving, Wool Workshops & the Craft Souks (2026)

⚡ Quick Answer Fez isn’t a city with craft shops — it’s a city that is a workshop, and the best way to experience it is hands-on. Three bookable experiences stand out: a half-day rug weaving workshop at a traditional loom, a wool spinning session with the artisans who feed the city’s looms, and a […]

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Traditional riad courtyard in Fes, Morocco, seen from above with zellige tilework, carved wooden doors and sunken seating

Where to Stay in Fes: Best Areas, Riads & Honest Advice (2026)

⚡ Quick Answer The classic Fes choice: a riad inside Fes el-Bali for the full medieval immersion (best atmosphere, zero car access — porters carry your bags), or a Ville Nouvelle hotel for parking, elevators and modern comfort a short taxi from the gates. The smart middle path: a riad near Bab Boujeloud / the

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Rooftop panorama of the Fes el-Bali medina, Morocco, with a minaret rising above the terraces

2 or 3 Days in Fes: What to Do, Where to Eat & How to Arrive (2026 Guide)

⚡ Quick Answer Two days covers Fes’s essentials: Fes el-Bali (the world’s largest car-free medina, UNESCO-listed), the Chouara tanneries, the Bou Inania Madrasa, the gates of Al Quaraouiyine — the world’s oldest university — and sunset at the Marinid Tombs. A third day adds the Roman ruins of Volubilis and imperial Meknes. Fly into Fes-Saïss

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