Fez is one of the top 10 most romantic cities in the world.

It was a day of "the sun rises in the east and rains in the west, and the rain is more affectionate than the sun." It was raining heavily in Chefchaouen in the morning, and it rained on and off along the way. When we arrived in Fez, the sky cleared up, and the blue sky and white clouds appeared in front of us, making us feel relaxed and happy. The photographers and those who like to be photographed were elated and cheered. Fez is the first imperial city in Morocco. It has a profound cultural heritage and is also the spiritual home of the Arab nation. We took advantage of the good weather and entered the famous old city of Fez under the guidance of a local guide. It is like a maze, with one intersection after another, one street after another, winding and extending in all directions; the streets are sometimes wide and sometimes narrow, wide enough for cars to pass, and narrow enough for two people to pass by each other. There are more than 9,000 such alleys, and it is said that even locals sometimes get lost. Even more amazing is that the University of Al Quaraouiyine in the old city is the first university in the world and is listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site. Another is the leather tannery, which is famous for its "smell" and is listed as a Natural Cultural Heritage Site. Here, you will find that every tourist has a mint in their hand, which looks very funny. The people of Fez seem to be born craftsmen. This time, we visited the mosaic factory here and watched the handmade gold and silver inlay and mosaic craftsmanship. Before leaving, I bought a local famous ceramic craft "Tajine" as a travel souvenir.