What You Will Do
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, in the company of an official tourist guide, licensed but especially passionate..
Discover 12 centuries of culinary secrets in one of the oldest cities in the world through a gourmet course that will delight your curious mind!
You will savor many big classics of the Moroccan gastronomy made by different renown food craftsmen set in for many years now within the ancient medina of the Fez city.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Address: Hôtel Batha, Avenue de La Liberte, Fes
Directions: In front of the main door of the Hotel
1
Medina of Fez
4 hours
Our tour guide will meet you and start the walk through the streets of the Fez, the old Medina of Fez is the Heart of the moroccan culture, our tour guide will explain about the culture the history and the traditions, the food in Fes is just delicious, rich and diversified. you will taste on our tour a fresh juice, Dates, Cheese, Olives, Fresh Fruits, Mint tea, and Complete main meal.
2
Bab Bou Jeloud
30 minutes
A bread tasting stop is scheduled here you will taste many kinds of local breads with mint tea or Arabic coffee
3
Bou Inania Madrasa
You can get inside if you want to take care of the charges and take advantage of having a tour guide with that can explain about everything, our tour guides are flexible and friendly and can do that, you just need to ask
4
Fontaine Nejjarine
we'll pass by the oldest fountain in the medina of Fes we'll have a quick stop fro pictures and explanation
5
Place Seffarine
your tour guide will take you there to see how our brass cook ware are made.
6
Bab Rcif
30 minutes
We'll see this vibrant place and it's local market full with local fresh products we'll have some tastings in here as well.
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