The markets of Fes 🇲🇦

Fes, an ancient imperial city in Morocco, boasts a rich tapestry of bustling markets known as souks. These labyrinthine alleys are a sensory delight, filled with colors, scents, and the lively hum of commerce. Andalous Quarter Market: Nestled near the famous Riad Jamaï, this souk enchants tourists and locals alike. Handmade chandeliers, slippers, bags, and other souvenirs beckon visitors. It’s a true gem for exploration. Souk el Henna: One of the oldest souks in the Medina, it’s worth the detour. Originally near a hospital, it now offers black soap, local cosmetics, and henna products. R’cif Square Market: Located at the heart of R’cif Square, this vibrant souk immerses you in Morocco’s true colors and fragrances. It’s primarily a food market, where locals buy fresh produce—fish, beef, and an array of fruits and vegetables. Boujloud Souk: Just outside the iconic Blue Gates of Fez, this souk provides bits and pieces needed for cooking a tagine at home. In these markets, bargaining is an art, and every purchase tells a story. So step into the lively chaos, savor the flavors, and embrace the spirit of Fes! #christmastrip