A tour of Fes Medina Ramparts, your driver will meet at your Riad or Hotel at around 04:00 pm to take you to enjoy the panoramic views and the surroundings of the town.
The tour includes:
Panoramic views of the Fez medina from the Merenid tombs and Borj Sud:
The Merenid tombs : provides visitors with breathtaking views of the city, popular attractions and landmark religious sites can be seen amongst the bustle of Fez. The rolling hills that surround the Merenid Tombs allow visitors to appreciate the beauty of Fes.
Borj Sud (South Tower) : A prominent fortress overlooking the old city. This fortress was built in the 16th century to overlook and protect the city. It was built by Christian slaves.
Royal Palace (Dar el Makhzen) : It's not allowed to enter the Palace, but it is still an impressive sight even from outside. The palace was built in the 17th century and it is situated right in the centre if Fès el Jdid. Part of it still serves as the residence of the King of Morocco when he visits this area. The palace is of great historical value and is one of the major attractions of Fez.
Jewish quarter Mellah : was built in the 15th century when the Jews were ousted from their previous ghetto near Bab Guissa. The place is named after the Arabic word for salt, which is "melh" and refers to the old practice of the Jews of salting the heads of the bandits who were killed before they were publicly displayed.
Potters Quarter : A ceramics factory outside Fes where they make ceramics the same way for centuries.
