Photos of Fes Médina

The Medina of Fes is also the old city of Fes. Its establishment can be traced back to the end of the 8th century. The Idris Dynasty established the capital here in 808 AD. It was the city's rapid development. During the Hadid dynasty, the medina of Fes has grown to the size that people see today. So far, the Fes Medina still retains a relatively complete city wall. The old city is very large and is the largest Medina in Morocco. There are nearly 10,000 alleys in the old city, which are narrow and winding like a labyrinth, so it is known as a city without cars in the world, and donkeys are a very important means of transportation. The old city is a very important tourist destination in Fes. The leather dyeing workshop, the Blue Gate of Boujlou, and the University of Carouin are all distributed in the alleys here.