Things to do in Fes

Suzanna

From Suzanna's guidebook

Beautifully restored 14th century Madrasa, which shows the high quality of Fez woodcarving, plasterwork and zelij tilework.

Emma

From Emma's guidebook

Located within the medina and built in the 14th century, the Bou Inania Madrasa is the most architecturally refined of Fes’s theological colleges. Beyond the massive brass entrance doors, its interior courtyard is a masterpiece of elaborate zellige tilework, carved plaster and beautiful cedar lattice screens. Unlike many such schools, the Bou Inania has a full mosque adjoining it - closed to visitors during prayer times.

Moe

From Moe's guidebook

Very old Koranic school. Next to the Blue gate (Bab Boujloud). less then 4 minutes walk.

Suzanna

From Suzanna's guidebook

Relaxing place to stroll around close to the Medina. Well looked after, beautiful flowers and fountains, and designed along Islamic principals.

Moe

From Moe's guidebook

Jnan Sbil is a breath of fresh air after a long journey in the old city Fes Medina. This Public garden (Park). Its good walking route between Bab Boujloud the Blue Gate and the Jewih quarter (Mellah) located between (Fes El Jdid) and (Fes El Bali) Free admission.

Fatima

From Fatima's guidebook

Once a private royal garden, now open to the public.

Aicha

From Aicha's guidebook

We highly recommend breakfast at Cafe Clock. They have a great roof terrace with a view of the minaret of the Bou Inania Medersa. It's a wonderful place to go, in fact, for any meal. They often have live music on Sunday nights. No wine or spirits.

Anne

From Anne's guidebook

Close to Bab Boujaloud, good spot for lunch or dinner. Try the famous camel burger. They also do cooking classes and sometimes have live music

Fatima

From Fatima's guidebook

Moroccan with a modern twist. Cooking classes too! Would you believe I dined with Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, there? It's true!