In the heart of Fez
The ancient city of Fez is classified entirely within UNESCO's global human heritage. They visited its markets and wandered in its alleys, which were unchanged without any change, attesting to the greatness of this city and its development since the Middle Ages.

ancient city
Explore the ancient city of Fez, one of the oldest cities in Morocco, begins to enter the door of Bjoglod following the traditions and traditions of visiting this city. Immediately after that you will encounter the spacious Buanyan school, the first historical landmark of this city, with wooden panels made of rice and marble sculptures and marble and onyx decorations. And if you continue on the path of the big hill, you will pass through the Tijian angle (a historic center for worship and spreading the teachings of Islam). You will also find the market for stringed instruments to reach the shrine of Mawla Idris (a pilgrimage site). On the construction of the capital of Fez. After passing the shoppers, you will find the carpenter's yard and the wooden antiques market. For this reason, the traditional hotel (Khan Al-Qawafil), which is located in this neighborhood, has been converted into a museum of arts and crafts of wood industries. The Kaysariya (a closed market closed at night) is located in the center of the city. If you have reached this place, you will have reached the most sacred spot in Fez and the most welcoming of visitors: the corner of Moulay Idriss, the founder of the city.