Fez

¡Discover the magic of Fez (فاس) with Dunas Tour!

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of the ancient capital of Morocco, where every corner tells a fascinating story. Book now and enjoy a unique experience in the Medina of Fez el Bali, the largest pedestrian zone in the world and a World Heritage Site. Stroll through its narrow streets full of life, explore the impressive university that attracts students from all over the country and let yourself be carried away by the rich Moroccan tradition and hospitality. Don’t miss the opportunity to get to know this cultural gem.

Make your reservation today and live an unforgettable adventure in Fez!

¿What places will you visit with us?

– The Karaouine Mosque: It is the second largest mosque in Morocco. Its minaret is the oldest Islamic monument in Fez and an impressive architectural work. This mosque also plays an important role in regulating the calendar of Islamic festivities throughout the country. It houses one of the oldest and most important libraries in the world, with a rich collection of manuscripts and historical texts that are true cultural treasures.

– The Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss: a sacred place located in the heart of the city of Fez that houses the tomb of the founder of the city. It is an important place of pilgrimage and devotion in Fez, and its architecture and cultural significance make it a place of interest for those interested in the history and spirituality of Morocco.

– The Mellah: also known as the Jewish quarter, it is considered the oldest structured neighborhood in the country and offers a unique insight into the history and culture of Jews in Morocco. You will be able to visit the Ibn Dayan Synagogue, as well as the Jewish cemetery with its white tombs, vine barrels and panoramic views of the city. The architecture of the Mellah is unique, with its narrow streets, balconies and exterior openings decorated with wooden elements that reflect the originality of this neighborhood.

– Others such as the Universities of Bou Anania and Attarine, the Museum of Wood Arts and Crafts in Nice, the Museum of Moroccan Art, the Merenides Tombs and the Royal Palace.