Discover the authentic Fes medina — away from the usual tourist route.
We're a friendly team of licensed local guides, fluent in English and Italian. In three unhurried hours we take you through the lively streets, hidden alleys, local markets and artisan quarters of Fes el-Bali — the UNESCO World Heritage medina — the way we'd take a friend. Many stops, an easy walking pace, time to take photos and ask questions. You will have amazing memories.
Stop 01/ 05The Local Souks
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Stop 01
The Local Souks
Small shops, colorful streets, and the everyday life of the Medina.
Come with us and get lost in the heart of the local souks. We'll take you through small shops, colorful streets, and places you might easily miss on your own — while sharing the stories and little details that make the Medina special.
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Stop 02
Artisan Workshops
Meet the local artisans, inside their real workshops.
One of our favorite parts of Fes is meeting the local artisans. We'll take you inside their workshops, introduce you to their work, and show you how traditional Moroccan crafts are still made by hand today.
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Stop 03
The Al-Qarawiyyin Quarter
Where you really feel the history of Fes.
This is where you really feel the history of Fes. Walk with us around Al-Qarawiyyin, through quiet alleys and lively streets, and discover the stories, traditions, and hidden corners that make this part of the Medina so special.
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Stop 04
The Old Streets
Hidden doors, traditional houses, and corners most visitors miss.
Let's slow down and explore the beautiful old streets around Nejjarine. We'll show you hidden doors, traditional houses, little corners, and the everyday life of the Medina — the things you might miss without a local guide.
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Stop 05
Chouara Tanneries
The famous tanneries, explained by a local.
No visit to Fes feels complete without seeing the famous Chouara Tanneries. We'll take you there, explain how the traditional leather-making process works, and help you discover the place without feeling lost in the busy Medina.
The medina in pictures
What you'll see.
A few frames from the route — tap any photo to see it full screen.
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Walkers say
A thousand memories, a few of them written down.
“Mohammed made the medina make sense in three hours. We'd have wandered lost for a day on our own.”
Claire M. · Google · June 2026
“The tannery view alone was worth it, but Hamza's stories about the souk are what I still think about.”
Marco T. · TripAdvisor · May 2026
“Asked for a female guide and they matched us with Kaoutar, no fuss. Felt completely comfortable the whole walk.”
Anna K. · Google · April 2026
“Small group, unhurried pace, and a WhatsApp reply within minutes when we needed to move our time slot.”
Tom & Lieke · TripAdvisor · April 2026
Plan your walk
Great experience. Great price.
Discover the heart of Fes without spending a whole day — or a fortune. Pick a date, tell us how many you are, and we confirm on WhatsApp, usually within the hour.
€12per person
Private walks and group prices available — ask on WhatsApp.
Duration
3 hours
Meeting point
Oued Zehoun
Languages
EN · IT
Included
✓Licensed local guide
✓Route planned around prayer times and market hours
Not included
—Hotel pickup and drop-off
—Food and drinks
—Tips for your guide
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your walk. Message us on WhatsApp to reschedule — most changes are confirmed within the hour.
Book your walk
Three questions, then we talk.
This opens WhatsApp with your details already written — no account, no prepayment. You pay your guide on the day.
Usually replies within the hour · Free cancellation up to 24h before
Before you ask
Questions people actually ask us.
Anything else — kids, mobility, dietary stops, a specific craft you want to see — just message us. A human answers, not a bot.
Do I need to book in advance?
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It's recommended, especially April–May and September–October. Message us on WhatsApp with your date and we'll confirm availability, usually within the hour.
Is this walk suitable for kids?
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Yes — the pace is gentle and stops are seated where possible. The medina is uneven underfoot in places, so a stroller isn't practical; a carrier works better for toddlers.
What should I wear?
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Comfortable closed-toe shoes — the medina is cobbled and occasionally steep. Shoulders and knees covered is respectful in the old city, and is what your guide will be wearing too.