Fez Tours & Holidays
Fez Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
One of the great cities of North Africa, Fez is an unmissable spectacle. Suspended in time somewhere between the Middle Ages and the modern world it is a place to thoroughly stimulate your senses. Set in the rolling foothills in the north of the Middle Atlas, Fez's medina has thankfully stayed rooted in the Middle Ages. An endless maze of narrow lanes, donkeys with huge loads and a never ending tide of people, make the souks a wonderful place to explore. Fez's souks have a fantastic collection Moroccan ...
One of the great cities of North Africa, Fez is an unmissable spectacle. Suspended in time somewhere between the Middle Ages and the modern world it is a place to thoroughly stimulate your senses. Set in the rolling foothills in the north of the Middle Atlas, Fez's medina has thankfully stayed rooted in the Middle Ages. An endless maze of narrow lanes, donkeys with huge loads and a never ending tide of people, make the souks a wonderful place to explore. Fez's souks have a fantastic collection Moroccan crafts.
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Discover medieval Fez
Founded in the 9th century, discover Fez, one of the most complete medieval cities of the Arab world. Head to the old Medina through the maze of alleyways and explore the souk, where craftsmen work as they have done for centuries.
Visit amazing Roman cities
Once the capital of Roman Mauritania Tingitana and one of the farthest-flung outposts of the Roman Empire, Volubilis is the region's best preserved Roman city. Next see Meknes, a Berber settlement chosen by Moulay Ismaïl in 1672 as capital of his empire.
Explore the leather tanneries
Fez is famous for its leather tanneries so follow your nose to discover the fascinating process behind leather tanning. Then witness traditional weavers and stop at the Museum Nejjarine, dedicated to the art of woodwork and cabinet making.OUR FAVOURITE PLACES TO STAY
TOURS FEATURING Fez
Classic Morocco
Take in the very best of Morocco as you travel from the Imperial cities of Fez and Marrakech, to the sand dunes of the Sahara, via the 'Valley of One Thousand Kasbahs' and the High Atlas mountains, enjoying local Berber hospitality and delicious Moroccan cuisine.