Fes is the oldest of Morocco’s imperial cities. It is the embodiment of the country’s history and is the spiritual and religious capital. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981. We start our medieval adventure by the Royal Palace and gaze at its Seven bronze-made doors. A perfect instagram spot. Next we will walk through the Jewish Quarter known as The Mellah, meaning salt merchant. The panoramic view of the city is a highlight! We carry on to the pottery co-op and tanneries where you will gladly sniff a mint while shopping. The history of the city is rooted before the medieval ages, you will wander several historic areas and buildings that are emblems of its deep history. The Qarawyine University, the iconic Madrassa of El Attarine, and the Carpenter Museum, which used to be a caravansary for the merchants before restoration, are incredible to see. The largest car-free zone worldwide is in the old city. There is a change of elevation through its sections, so you should be careful with donkeys, mules, and trolleys carrying overweight goods through the alleyways. Discover the everyday life of people in Fes and the craftsmen’s valuable art. At night relax on the roof of your riad or the courtyard to feel the medieval age atmosphere.