Fez City, a sanctuary of impeccable and complicated geometric Islamic-influenced architecture, is located in Morocco's northern inland. As Morocco's center of culture, it offers many options for tourists to discover, experience, and enjoy. The Medina of Fez, or Fes el Bali, is one of the most preferred attractions. It is said to be the biggest ►
Fez City, a sanctuary of impeccable and complicated geometric Islamic-influenced architecture, is located in Morocco's northern inland. As Morocco's center of culture, it offers many options for tourists to discover, experience, and enjoy. The Medina of Fez, or Fes el Bali, is one of the most preferred attractions. It is said to be the biggest enduring medina in the world and the oldest neighborhood ever to exist. Stroll along its colorful alleys, fit for portraits. Remember the 600-year-old Medersa Bou Inania and Medersa el-Attarine for remembrance when mentioning historic Moroccan architecture. The intricate wall designs, curated patterns, and geometrical shapes in Medersa Bou Inania are fortunately available for every person of different religious backgrounds. The Medersa el-Attarine is also famous for its beautiful tilework and ornate ceilings, which justify its title as a historical landmark. Built during the 13th century, the Royal Palace of Fez has stunning blue-green mosaic tilework and emanates a majestic mood. The varying dyes in circular and square stone vessels are aesthetically pleasing and seem like a palette from a bird's-eye view. Part of Moroccans' lives is their tanning culture, so your visit is only complete with a visit to one of the many tanneries in Morocco. While you are here, go for the best and visit Chouara Tannery, the largest of its kind in Fez. ◄
