The medina, the ancient walled city of Fez, is the oldest, largest medieval city in the world. It has a magnificent three-gate entrance, the Bab Boujeloud. The town itself is a maze of twisting alleys and souks. It is home to the oldest university and mosque in the country.
The Merenid Tombs on the rim of the valley give you a spectacular overview of the city.
The military museum, Le Musées des Armees at the Borj Nord, is an old fort. It has an impressive collection of weapons from across the world.
The city hosts the World Sacred Music Festival, a week-long celebration of sacred musical traditions, where famous performers are juxtaposed with more obscure musical genres.
The Boujeloud Gardens is the perfect picnic site, with an open air cafe and greenery all around.
The Evening Roost at Fez is a spectacular sight for bird watching.
The new town at Fez is dotted with little cafes and eateries, where you can lounge and relax and enjoy the local cuisine.

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