When visiting Volubilis, the famous Roman ruins in Morocco, north of Meknes and west of Fès, you can't miss the magical city perched on a dome of rock, overlooking the same valley. This is Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, one of Morocco's most historic and distinct sights. Ask your tour director to…
Join us as we explore some of the lesser-known and less touristy sights of Morocco, most of which are within easy reach of major cities like Marrakech and Fes. Learn how we add these options to your itinerary to give you a unique, personalized Morocco tour experience! --- Do you…
The Nejjarine Museum in Fes is a stunning showcase of Moroccan craftwork, from doors to musical instruments, religious items and everyday household objects. There is a large metal balance in the courtyard, an original scale from the days when the building was used for trade and measuring. Vendors and tradespeople…
The Bab Boujloud gate in Fes takes people into the old medina, towards the Bou Inania Mardrasa, University of al-Qarawiyyin and the famous Choara leather tanneries. But what makes this gate so special is there is a different color to each side: blue heading into the medina, and green on…
Azdean, Sam and Ted expand on our recent episode on Fez (which goes over a sample four-day itinerary) and reminisce on their own experiences and memories there, while answering your questions about what to see and do in the city, a bit of history and context, and practical logistics like…
We have dabbled in Fès since the start of the Destination Morocco podcast, as it has made an appearance in episodes such as our tour overview of Morocco, our discovery of famous Moroccan food, or in particular from our guests' stories, such as with Chantal and her family, who spent…
