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10 Classes & Workshops in Fes That You Shouldn't Miss
The oldest university in the world isn’t Oxford or the Sorbonne—it’s the University of Al-Karaouine, and you’ll find it in Fes el Bali. This walled city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will transport you back to medieval times. Visit the ancient maze-like quarters of the Medina to Fes el-Bali and the four imposing Gates of Fes, with their distinctive Moroccan tile work. You can walk, or, if you're brave, take a taxi—the daredevil drivers will have you hanging on for dear life.
Restaurants in Fes
1. Fez Cooking School
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5.0 based on 54 reviews
Learn the secrets of Moroccan cuisine with one of Palais Amani's chefs . Come in the morning for a tour of the famous medina "souks" and stay till the afternoon to enjoy your delicious creations on our rooftop terrace. Offers available on a sliding scale.
Reviewed By peta545 - Zanzibar Island, Tanzania
How to understand the way of life in Morocco? Our cooking experience at the Palais Amani was just perfect for that.. We got to visit the souk and shop for our cooking class then had the most amazing experience with chef Zakia.. A must do if you're in Fez!
2. Moroccan Food Tour
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5.0 based on 55 reviews
Route suggested by MOROCCAN FOOD TOUR are a perfect introduction to the Moroccan gastronomy. You can try a large choice of Moroccan terroir products while taking advantage of many explications and anecdotes on the city and savored products. Discover 12 centuries of culinary secrets of one of the oldest cities in the world through a gourmet course that will delight your curious mind!
3. Morocco and Me
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Discover the beauty of Morocco where we tailor the experience to turn your dreams to reality and make each moment a memory.
4. Berrada Travel
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Live us make your dream cam true with "Berrada Travel", good service, VIP service, Clean hotels, speaking drivers lagnuages
5. Bread Making in The Ruined Garden
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
We have 2 cooking courses on offer - Bread Making or Vegetarian. Set in the ruined garden. 10.00 to 13.30. Bread Making - Learn to make 5 local Moroccan breads. Your teacher is Moroccan as is the assistant who will be your translator. Your morning will include a trip to the community bread oven where you will cooking 'Khobz' the daily bread. We provide aprons. Soft drinks are included while you work and if you want to eat your breads in the garden once you have finished one of the following options is included 1, a soup and dessert, tea or coffee. 2, tapas and homemade jams and cheese, tea or coffee. 3, a main dish and homemade jams and cheese, tea or coffee. You can also take home the breads you made, if there is any left. We also offer a group and a family rate depending on numbers and ages, please ask. Vegetarian - learn to make 3 cooked and 1 raw salad as well as Makuda and also a vegetable and Saffron Tagine, eat these in the garden at lunch. Biscuits and Pastries cooking school coming soon. ALL BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT.
Reviewed By MarjaM350 - Los Angeles, United States
My mother and I did a private bread baking class with Najia at The Ruined Garden in January 2020. It was a fabulous experience! We will treasure it for a long time. Najia is the master chef of the restaurant and a wonderful baker. We learned so much, made six or more kinds of bread, had tons to take with us, and it was all delicious and interesting. We also got to go to a community oven with two of our loaves, which was a great experience. The class also included lunch at the restaurant, which was delicious! I can't thank Najia enough. Definitely don't miss this experience!
6. Craft Draft
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5.0 based on 74 reviews
CRAFT DRAFT is a multidisciplinary art studio offering Moroccan traditional visual Arts & Crafts workshops to all age groups around the globe.
Reviewed By samanthajR8955LN
Spending time in Hamza's studio was a magical experience and a great insight in to Fes' rich history and artistic traditions. Super friendly and fascinating to speak with the time just flew by as we chatted away in his father's studio overlooking the Medina. I did the brass etching workshop which was really fun with Hamza taking time to guide you through each step paitently and I ended up really pleased with the end result and it was lovely to take away such a meaningful souvenir! I couldn't recommend this experience more even for people who might not think of themselves as artsy I think would have an amazing time trying their hand at something new and learning about the city. Please please please include a visit to craft draft in your trip to Fes!
7. Very Chic Experiences
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Very Chic Experiences provide authentic activities that allow you to explore Fez and its surroundings while having fun. Book the best sightseeing, walking, cultural, historical tours, wine tours, gourmet food tours, photography tours and a wide range of other ... and CHIC!
8. RedOne Tour
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Hello Every body I m Redone Khlifi, a native Moroccan tour guide, i welcome you at our beautiful country Morocco, explore its beauty and share your experience.
9. Cooking Class Riad Anata
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5.0 based on 155 reviews
Fez has always been Morocco culinary capital and we love to go out of our way to make our guests experience as pleasant as possible! Meet our great chef and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of Riad Anata cooking atelier, learning how to cook a nice Moroccan meal in the heart of Fez! Discover the secrets of the best Moroccan cuisine recipes in a genuinely relaxed atmosphere. With our chef "hands-on" approach you will be able to surprise your guests back at home. More than a traditional Moroccan cooking class, this is a complete immersion into the Moroccan culture. Learn to shop at the market like a local, choose the best ingredients & turn them into a delicious 3-course lunch/dinner. Dishes are prepared while learning the cultural significance of food in Moroccan life. Then, enjoy the fruit of your labor with a glass of minth tea or a fresh orange juice ! The class starts generally on the morning at 10 am and is 50€/pers to pay in cash to our chef. Vegetarian options available :)
Reviewed By Roara74 - Darwin, Australia
This has with out a doubt been one of the highlights of our trip. We stayed in this small Riad Anata as my partner was keen to do Samira’s class! So glad we did! Fantastic shopping experience with her at all her local stores as she grew up in this neighbourhood. Sensational fresh ingredients, vegetables, fruits, very fresh chicken! which we took back to the Riad for great conversation and explainations of the preparation of the foods as we went. We took lots of notes and gained lots of knowledge from Samira. She works fast, so you have to keep up with her and be attentive in this small cosy kitchen. We made, Pickled Lemon Chicken in the pressure cooker, which is then transferred to the Tagine. Made three salads. Carrot which is amazing. An Tomato & Egg plant one, then a cauliflower one. They aren’t as simple as you think. Then also made the piklettes / pancakes for the next days breakfast and a very light fluffy chocolate cake. Then our desert was strawberries, with fresh mint in an orange juice. To eat then sip. The whole experience was great value as it took around 4 hours, included all the ingredients with the best meal at the end. A fraction of what you’d likely pay in your home country! Just do it! Book it! You’ll love it. But remember it’s up to you to be involved and not sit back to watch!
10. Medina Children's Library
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
The Medina Children’s Library is a charming little library that was started in January 2015 by a group of neighbors living in the Fez medina. It is the only children's public library in the Medina. Visitors are welcome and we are 100% kid friendly. Drop in for a quick visit or to stay awhile. Bring your children! We offer the children in our community a place where they can discover books and develop a love of reading. The library receives more than 1200 visits from local children each month. Located just off the Talaa Sghera, about 10 minutes from Bab Boujloud (the Blue Gate), we are easy to find. Or just call us and we'll guide you to the library. With a focus on children ages 3-14 years of age, we offer children's books in English, French and Arabic. Story Reading Daily from 1pm - 2pm and 5pm-6pm. Admission is free for everyone.
