Morning: Royal Palace of Fez (Dar El Makhzen): Although the Royal Palace is not open to the public, you can admire its imposing golden doors and the beauty of the exterior architecture. Mellah (Jewish Quarter): Explore the Mellah, the old Jewish quarter of Fez, known for its wrought iron balconies and characteristic alleys. Visit the Aben Danan Synagogue, one of the oldest in Fez. Afternoon: Jnan Sbil Garden: Take a break in the Jnan Sbil Garden, a beautiful green space in the heart of the city, ideal for relaxing among palm trees, fountains and lush gardens. Batha Museum: Explore the Batha Museum, a former palace converted into a museum displaying collections of traditional Moroccan crafts, including pottery, carpets and wooden objects.

Tombs of the Merinides: Climb up to the Tombs of the Merinides for a breathtaking panoramic view of the medina of Fez and the surrounding mountains. This historic site offers a beautiful perspective of the city. Nejjarine Museum of Wood Arts and Crafts: Visit this museum located in a former fondouk, dedicated to Moroccan wood crafts. The building itself is an architectural work of art. Afternoon: Excursion to Sefrou or Bhalil: Take advantage of your last afternoon to take a short excursion to the picturesque villages of Sefrou or Bhalil, located about thirty minutes from Fez. Sefrou is famous for its waterfalls, and Bhalil for its troglodyte dwellings. Return to Fez and last stroll in the medina to make your last purchases of local crafts, including pottery, carpets or spices. Evening: Dinner in a riad: End your stay with dinner in a luxury riad, where you can enjoy traditional Moroccan dishes in a sumptuous and authentic setting.