2026 Fiss Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in July)

Even after doing a lot of research, I was still confused and kept running into pitfalls during the trip 🥵 🥳 After 9 years of deep experience in Morocco, I’ve compiled a comprehensive Morocco guide for everyone. Highly recommend saving it~ Before the trip Visa: Visa-free, friendly for those with blank passports Currency: Moroccan Dirham, bring USD or EUR to exchange Clothing: Hot in July-August, big temperature difference in the desert mornings and evenings in winter, bring down jackets or windbreakers, dress modestly when entering mosques Safety: Overall environment is safe, no need to worry too much Must-visit spots in Morocco Marrakech: Majorelle Garden, Ben Youssef Madrasa, Bahia Palace, Badi Palace, Secret Garden, Jemaa el-Fnaa Pitfall tips: In the old city, locals may try to guide you or strike up conversations, be brave and say no! Sahara Merzouga Camel riding, bonfire parties, desert tents, infinity pools, Everything you imagine about the Sahara is here~ Pitfall tips: Desert tents vary widely, cheap ones have dirty large dormitories and shared bathrooms, luxury ones have complete facilities, private bathrooms with hot water, and the most luxurious have air conditioning, floor-to-ceiling windows, and stunning afternoon tea. Choose carefully! Chefchaouen - The Blue and White Town Pitfall tips: The town is beautiful, but accommodation options are very limited, be prepared~ Fes Fes Old Town, leather tanneries, handicraft workshops Pitfall tips: The viewing platforms at the leather tanneries and many beautiful shops charge fees for photos, check the small signs in advance Casablanca Hassan II Mosque, Corniche, Mohammed V Square, seafood market Pitfall tips: Motorcycle gangs appear by the seaside at night, don’t walk around playing on your phone! Tangier Caves of Hercules, Spartel Cape, beaches, old town, Atlantic and Mediterranean dividing marker Pitfall tips: Strong wind and sand by the sea! Please take protective measures - Lesser-known spots in Morocco Essaouira: Medieval fishing port, filming location for "Game of Thrones" Asilah: Blue and white town by the Atlantic, various artistic graffiti creations Laayoune: The Sahara described by San Mao There are other areas within the Sahara, such as Agafay (day trip from Marrakech), Erg Chigaga (higher dunes, longer journey~) 🫧【8-day classic loop - mini group on arrival】 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝟏 Casablanca airport pickup 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝟐 Casablanca - Marrakech 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝟑 Marrakech - Ait Ben Haddou - Dades Gorge 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝟒 Dades Gorge - Sahara Desert 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝟓 Sahara - Fes 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝟔 Fes - Chefchaouen 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝟕 Chefchaouen - Casablanca 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝟖 Casablanca airport drop-off Fes · Gemeinde Fiss

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The legs are stepping into this piece of market, some people are very cute, some food is delicious, some smells are elusive, some are things you don't know... here is the ancient city of Fes, this is In the heart of Morocco, the Michelin travel guide says about Fez. It is a Moroccan honor and shame that their past is their future. In Morocco, the place that best reflects Islamic culture and Muslim customs is Fis. The ancient city with a history of more than a thousand years has always been the religious and cultural center of Morocco, and is known as the spiritual capital of Morocco. Fortunately, it is good to have a chance to get close to her!

Fes was named one of the 10 most romantic cities in the world by the famous American magazine Traveler. For those who come here for the first time, if you want to go alone, you are guaranteed to get lost. Even the locals in this city with nearly 6,000 lanes will be familiar at all. Everyone is often attracted by the narrow labyrinth of the labyrinth, which is crowded with shoulders and shoulders. It is packed with shops, tea restaurants, butchers, vegetables and fruit shops that sell all kinds of handicrafts. Negative film. In the air, the turbid smell of herbs and spices is sometimes spread in a certain lane, and copper and iron knocking sounds are heard from time to time. It is the beating of all kinds of silver, copper and iron handicraft shops gathered in this alley. Once governed by France, except for the main Arabic language, only French is circulated, and English is basically not used.

The ancient city of Fes covers an area of 250 hectares. It was built in 808 AD by Idris II. It is the first imperial city in Morocco. The 17-kilometer-long city wall is basically intact and retains a strong Arabian color. As a classic of the medieval city, Fes is not only the religious sacred place and cultural exchange center of Morocco, but also the spiritual home of the Arab nation. Find this hillside and you can overlook the entire ancient city of Fes.

Fes is the first Islamic city in the history of North Africa. It means golden axe in Arabic and fat land in Arabic. Fes is the oldest imperial city in Morocco, dating back to the end of the eighth century and the first Islamic city in North Africa history. I really like the old town of Fez, the streets and the streets, the old houses are row upon row, like a huge maze. The oldest university in the world, the Karin University, is also among them. As stated in the Michelin travel guide, "If you can only choose to see a Moroccan city, then go to Fes."

Fes' leather tanning process still uses the traditional craftsmanship of thousands of years. Here you can see a lot of dyers filled with pigeon droppings and lime water. This strange combination gives off a suffocating pungent odor at 40 degrees in the old town of Fez. But this strange combination is also a guarantee of the quality of Fiss leather. For this reason, the old town of Fes has maintained this traditional tanning process. Before entering the leather workshop, the workers in the workshop will give a gift, then mint leaves. Mint leaves are the standard for visiting leather dyeing houses. Putting mint leaves into the nose or covering your mouth and nose can block the pungent smell in some dyeing houses. The first step of skinning is to take off the hair on the skin and then pour it into the large tank of lime water mixed with pigeon dung for three days, so the workshop is very stinky. Each large tank is like a honeycomb, and the degreased leather is put into the drum for cleaning. The softened leather is then put into the dyeing tank and soaked for several days. All the dyes are natural ores or plants. The dyeing is evenly distributed, and finally dried and dried. The made leather is soft and durable, and the color is bright and not easy to fade, which is favored. It is said that a lot of Italian leather is imported from here, and then processed into a famous brand selling the world.

One of the activities that Fiss can't miss is to visit the pottery workshop. You need to drive from the old city to the door and follow the instructions of the staff to learn about the process of making pottery and mosaic tiles. It is said that a craftsman has to learn this skill for at least 7 years. The most surprising thing is to stand in the store and watch the colorful items beautifully messed up. Look at the complicated patterns and have to marvel at their creativity. It is said that these patterns are all very particular. For example, mosques are not allowed to draw creatures, so the patterns inside are mainly based on geometric patterns. Fes Ceramic uses the crumbs left by the olive oil as fuel, and produces thousands of degrees of high temperature in the pottery furnace. The ceramic products are fine and bright. Mosaic tiles pay attention to rigorous symmetry, making time-consuming production, and things are more expensive, so now the Fez mosaic is still the most expensive mosaic in the world.

More than 9,400 alleys, 126 mosques, and countless handicraft shops in Old Town, Fez, Morocco. From the leather store to the top floor, you can see the human landscape of the leather dyeing tank, but the work is already a minority. Stimulated leather taste does not know how the people in the store endure, the boss gave me the leaves of Figure 7 to taste, walked to the top of the building, the prayer of the mosque sounded, long and quiet. This afternoon is really good~ #Morocco Travel########

I heard that Fez was the most tasteful city in the Moroccan city. I still don't believe it. When I really came to Fez, my nose was filled with mint leaves, I only shed tears of faith! Travel is not always sunny, calm and calm, I hope that we can hear the flowers and flowers in the hustle and bustle, and hear the poems in the sound of the city. Your friend Harry Potter Yao has already gone offline! Please take a break early, Gu Nai