Things to do in Fes

The ancient town of Fes Listed as a world heritage Considered one of the largest urban pedestrian zones in the world ancient city The most "colorful" attractions Leather dyeing workshop Traditional crafts that have been passed down for thousands of years are used here. Utilize natural materials Producing the finest leather in the world A large number of tourists come here to visit Must climb to the rooftops of surrounding houses Only then can you see how the workers in the dyehouse process leather. Before entering the visit Give everyone a mint leaf to cover their noses with To cover up the sour smell of the dyeing workshop Because of not adapting I pinched my nose and finished the visit hastily. Then left~

Fez Medina, the most famous and oldest ancient city in Morocco, the first Islamic city in the history of North Africa, is a treasure of Islamic civilization and Moroccan culture. Its old city has a history of nearly 1,200 years. It is one of the largest existing typical medieval-style cities in the world. It has been the center of religion, culture and art in Morocco for more than a thousand years. It is also one of the four imperial cities of Morocco and has been listed as Entered into world cultural heritage. The old market of Fez is so large that it is known as the largest in the world. The winding lanes of the city are the easiest to get lost in. There are more than a thousand handicraft shops, inheriting ancient and famous traditional craft techniques. Each one is set up in a very narrow maze-like lane, as if life has not changed for hundreds of years. The daily life of local residents has been integrated with religion, becoming a real-life social and humanistic museum.

The Blue Gate of Bouzilou, also known as the Blue Gate, is located at the starting point of the two most important roads in the old city of Fez. Therefore, most tourists choose to enter the old city of Fez from here. This kind of gate can be seen in Fez.

To the west lies the mausoleum of King Idris II, the founder of the Arab world, which is now a holy site for Islam. Non-Muslims are not permitted to enter.

The magnificent Fez Palace is full of typical Islamic architectural style, with arch-shaped shapes, colorful tile mosaics and collage patterns, etc. The overall architecture is magnificent and exquisite. Especially the 7 gates in front of the palace, each gate is inlaid with beautiful tiles and carvings, as well as beautiful patterns, which also add a gorgeous atmosphere to the palace architecture! Since the palace is not open to the public, the general public can only appreciate the beauty of the palace architecture in the square outside the palace [tears][tears] 156th day of marriage travel, 10th country Morocco

It's called the Quran School on Google. It's free and very close to the Blue Gate, about 100 meters away. The wood and stone carvings inside are exquisite. The gate is often closed and guarded, but if you want to go in, they'll open it for free. It's an amazing place! Don't miss it!

This is a local mausoleum, which is quite old and desolate.

This seminary has a very Islamic style. The student dormitories are very small, and the entire seminary is not big either, but the architecture is very exquisite.

The scenery is beautiful, interesting, cost-effective, worth a visit