Fes,
at your own pace.

At the entrance to the old medina, Bab Boujloud is one of the landmarks of Fes. Its blue and green zellij tiles lead into a lively neighbourhood of narrow lanes, shops and Moroccan eateries. Step through the gate to begin discovering the city and its heritage.

Jnan Sbil Gardens offer a green interlude in Fes. Paths, palm trees, flowers and fountains invite you to slow down. Around the water features and beneath the trees, take time for a stroll and a peaceful pause between city discoveries.

Set in a former palace, Batha Museum highlights Moroccan art and craftsmanship. Ceramics, textiles, objects and woodwork tell the story of this heritage. The Andalusian-inspired garden, fountains and mosaics add another perspective on the architecture of the place.

Bou Inania Madrasa is a testament to fourteenth-century Marinid architecture. Around its courtyard, zellij tiles, geometric patterns, stucco and carved cedar invite a closer look at the work of Moroccan artisans. A heritage landmark for discovering the decorative arts of Fes.