Start by Fez Alleys to explore lovely narrow streets lined with local fresh fruit, vegetable, spices mounds, woven Berber carpets, and other Morocco handicraft items. Next, we’ll visit Islamic mosques university-mosque Al-Quaraouiyine, Madrasa Bou Inania, Madrasa Al-Attarine koranic, visit also Najjarine fountain, Batha Palace Chouwara Tanneries, souk Attarine, and Souk Henna. Then drive towards Bab Boujloud or blue gate with its attractive blue and green ceramics. Stopping to capture memorable photos at the Jewish Quarter built in 1438 located near royal residencies which enables its inhabitants to be protected. Furthermore, visiting Ibn Danan synagogue one of the oldest and most important synagogues in North Africa, privately owned 17th-century synagogue was renovated in 1999 and it was one’s the centre of Jewish life in Fes-Mellah, Entering Kings Palace discovering its wonderful gate made of marble–copper and Mosaic for more photos & visiting lovely Janan Sabil garden.