Travel Guide
Fes-Meknes

Uncover the hidden gems of Morocco in our Fes-Meknes travel guide. From the labyrinthine souks of Fes to the vineyards of Meknes, experience the intoxicating blend of culture, history, and adventure that awaits you in this enchanting region.
Quick Facts
Geographical Location Fes-Meknes is situated in the northern inland of Morocco and composed of two previous regions: Fes-Boulemane and Meknes-Tafilalet.
Historical Significance Fes, one of the imperial cities, is home to the oldest continuously functioning university in the world, the University of al-Qarawiyyin.
Cultural Heritage Meknes, another one of Morocco's imperial cities, is known for its historical monuments and distinctive Moorish style.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites Both Fes and Meknes have Medina which are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Traditional Crafts Fes is renowned for its exquisite ceramics, mosaics and leather goods.
Culinary Delights Visitors can taste the flavor of traditional Moroccan cuisine, with specialties like Harira (a rich lentil soup) and Pastilla (a sweet and savory meat pie).
Vibrant Marketplaces Fes has a bustling medina full of markets or 'souks' where travelers can buy everything from carpets to spices.
Famous Landmarks One of the must-visit landmarks in Meknes is Bab Mansour, the largest and most stunning gate in Morocco.
Climate The region features a Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters.
Accessible Travel Both cities are easily accessible, with an international airport in Fes, and Meknes being only a short distance away.
Fes-Meknes

Discover Fes-Meknes

Venture into the heart of Morocco's ancient cities with our captivating guide to iconic Fes-Meknes. Experience an intoxicating mix of centuries-old traditions, architectural wonders, and culinary delights unique to this part of North Africa. Walk through narrow, labyrinthine streets to discover the world's oldest surviving university, marvel at the fascinating craftsmanship at Al-Attarine Madrasa, and enjoy the soul-stirring sights and smells at the tanneries of Fez. Or visit the royal city of Meknes with its impressive imperial sites, fascinating Islamic architecture, and legendary vineyards. This comprehensive offering is for history buffs, foodies, culture vultures and adventurers. With these unprecedented and diverse activities, your exploration of Fes-Meknes will not be average, but an extraordinary journey full of unforgettable moments. Immerse yourself in the magic of these twin cities with our guide, and let yourself be enchanted by their vibrant charm and appeal. Don't just visit the cities, live them!

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