Escape to the city of Fez.
Fez · Meknes · Volubilis (optional)
Fez is one of the most historic and culturally rich cities in Morocco. Its UNESCO-listed Medina is considered one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the world.
Founded in the 9th century by the Idrisid dynasty, Fez quickly became one of the main cultural, religious and commercial centres of North Africa.
Today, the city is still famous for its mosques, madrasas, traditional souks and for hosting the largest tannery in the world, where leather is still tanned using artisan methods.
Fez is, without doubt, the most authentic of the Imperial Cities and is considered the cultural and spiritual capital of the country.
Beyond its impressive medina, this escape also allows you to visit Meknes — a quieter imperial city, equally fascinating, and also UNESCO World Heritage.
Scenes you'll recognise from this trip.
A visual selection of the most memorable corners of the destination — so you start travelling in your head before you set off.
The world's oldest leather vats, in use since the 11th century.
9,000 alleys and 60,000 doors — the best-preserved medina in the Arab world.
Apex of Marinid art: zellige, stucco and carved cedar.
3rd-century Roman ruins and the imposing imperial city of Moulay Ismail.
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Every escape is fully tailor-made. Tell us how many days you have, your dates and what you'd like to discover — we will send you a detailed programme within 24-48 h.
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