The initial stop on our itinerary will be the magnificent Royal Palace of the King of Morocco in Fes. Established during the founding of Fes el-Jdid (New Fez) in 1276 CE, it predominantly reflects architectural elements from the Alaouite period spanning the 17th to 20th centuries. Spread across expansive grounds, the palace comprises private edifices, courtyards, and lush gardens, historically accommodating administrative offices and governmental chambers. Today, its grandeur is evident through the main entrances at the Old Mechouar and intricately designed 20th-century gates at Place des Alaouites. Admire the stunning Moroccan craftsmanship and capture memorable photographs amidst the palace's splendorous ambiance.

Explore the North Tower, originally constructed as a fortress in 1582 under the Saadi dynasty, mirroring Portuguese fort designs of the 16th century. Renowned as one of Fez's expansive defence installations, it uniquely integrates European military architectural advancements of the gunpowder era. Presently accessible to visitors, the fort serves as the Museum of Arms, offering a glimpse into historical weaponry. Revel in the breathtaking panoramic vistas of the cityscape from atop this tower, enhancing your journey with unparalleled views of Fez.

Then, we will head you to the Jewish Quarter which was established in the first half of the 14th century by the Marinids dynasty. Usually, the Jewish quarter was situated near the royal palace in order to protect its inhabitants.

Explore the renowned Quaraouiyine University, initially established as a mosque by Fatima al-Fihri between 857 and 859. Evolving into a prominent hub of spirituality and education during the Islamic Golden Age, it transitioned into Morocco's contemporary state university system in 1963 and was formally designated as the "University of Al Quaraouiyine" shortly thereafter. The mosque's structure itself epitomises significant historical Moroccan and Islamic architectural styles, showcasing influences from various epochs in Moroccan history

Explore the Chouara Tannery, one of Fes' three tanneries and the largest and oldest among them. Situated in the ancient medina quarter along the Oued Fes, it has preserved traditional tanning methods since the city's inception. Today, the tanning industry is a prominent tourist attraction, showcasing stone vessels filled with dyes and softening liquids for hides. The leather goods crafted here are globally renowned, with the tanneries bustling with workers engaged in the intricate process. Capture moments of their labour, offering a glimpse into the leather production process, making for memorable photographs.

Explore the exquisite Madrasa Bou Inania, constructed between 1350 and 1355 CE under Abu Inan Faris. Distinguished as Morocco's sole madrasa that doubled as a congregational mosque, it stands as a pinnacle of Marinid architectural excellence and holds significance in the broader context of Moroccan architectural history.

Madrasa Attarine is an ancient historical architectural masterpiece that tells the history of the city of Fez. The madrasah was a residence for students coming to study at Al-Qarawiyyin University.

Following your exploration of the enchanting city of Fes with insights provided by your expert tour guide, you'll meet with your driver for your return journey to rabat. Upon arrival, you'll be dropped off either at your accommodation marking the conclusion of your memorable trip.