Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit Madrasa Bou Inania, the most famous city. Madrasa (a school for higher learning in Islamic sciences) was founded by the Marinid Sultan Abu al-Hasan in 1335-36, but is now named after his son Abu Inan), which is a school teaching the Bible. It is a beautiful and exquisite Moorish architecture. The old city is divided into 100 sections with over 10,000 alleys. The narrowest alley is 50 cm. to 3 meters wide. It is divided into different areas, such as the brassware and copperware area, which has small shops in front of the shop with pots, pans, kitchenware, the carpet area, which is beautifully arranged, the wickerwork area, wood carvings and the spice area (Souk El Attarine). You will experience both the sight, taste and smell of the spice area, where products are arranged in a neat and beautiful manner. While walking along the path in the medina, you will find a natural fountain (Nejjarine Fountain) for Muslims to wash their faces and hands before entering the mosque area. Also, in the corners of the old town, you might see bearded old men carving small pieces of wood. Sometimes you will see women here, wearing clothes that cover from head to toe, except for their sharp pupils. Visit the architecture of the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, an imperial complex you will pass through during your trip to Morocco. The 18th century mausoleum is known as the residence of the country's most famous sultan. It is a spiritual and peaceful place, believed to bring blessings to visitors. It begins with a small entrance room painted in buttercup yellow. Inside the room is a small fountain, leading to the first open courtyard, connected to it, and finally the courtyard in front of the tomb. Only Muslims can enter the tomb. The terrace is several stories high, with rows of windows at the top, allowing beautiful sunlight to enter. Visit the (KAIRAOUINE MOSQUE) The stunning architecture and decorations can be found in every corner of the mosque. It is considered the oldest educational institution in the world. 'Karaouine Mosque in Morocco (also known as the The Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque was founded in 859 by Fatima Al-Fihri, the daughter of Mohammed Al-Fihri, a wealthy merchant at the time. The family was part of a group of immigrants who decided to move from Kairouan, Tunisia to Fes, Morocco, in the early 9th century. Both Fatima and her sisters were well-educated and inherited a large sum of money from their father after his death. Rather than squandering her wealth on a daily basis, Fatima pledged to spend it all on building a mosque befitting the community she loved. With a well-educated and determined woman, the project soon grew from a place of worship to a place of religious instruction and political debate. Over the decades, it has been considered a sacred pilgrimage site for Moroccans. What is particularly interesting about the mosque is that it has been expanded throughout the dynasty, earning the distinction of being the largest mosque in North Africa. It can now accommodate up to 20,000 worshippers. Then, take a walk through the leather district and visit the ancient tanning and dyeing pits, unique to Fez, protected by UNESCO. The tanneries of Fez consist of rows of stone basins. Each pit is filled with dyes and liquids, filling each pit like a large palette. These hides come from cows, sheep, goats and camels, and are processed into high-quality leather products such as bags, clothes and shoes without the use of machinery. This is a wisdom that has existed since the Middle Ages. Free time to shop for many local products, Fez is a place that should not be missed when visiting.
Lunch at a local restaurant
Take you to MEKNES, an ancient capital during the reign of Sultan Mouley Ismail of the Alawite Dynasty, a brutal king who loved war in the 17th century. Because Meknes is located with a river flowing through the city, Meknes is a center of olive, wine and plant production. The city wall surrounds the old city, which is about 40 km long. Stop by to see the ancient Roman city of Volubilis, which is now only ruins from the severe earthquake in 1755, but you can still see traces of the greatness of the city in the past Roman Empire. This ancient city of the Roman Empire was very important in the 3rd century and fell into ruin in the 11th century. This ancient Roman city was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1997. Stop to take pictures of the gate (BAB MANSOUR GATE). Bab Al Mansour Gate is named after El-Mansour, a Christian. The traitor who converted to Islam, the 16-meter-long gate is designed as a horseshoe arch, and the 52-foot-high wooden gate stands outside the vast El-Hedim Square. The architectural element is decorated with Arabic calligraphy that translates to “I am the most beautiful gate in Morocco, I am like the moon in the sky. *(This program may change due to renovations.)* Take a photo stop at the Royal Palace of Fes, a landmark that defines the city's landmarks and symbolizes royalty, history, and architecture. Located in the royal compound built by the Marinid dynasty in the 13th century CE, the grand and spacious building features a large courtyard, courtyards, and ornate gates, and interior decorations that reflect the elegance of Morocco. This place is not open to the public, but exterior photography is allowed.
Dinner at the hotel
Check in to the 4-star ROYAL MIRAGE FES HOTEL or equivalent
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