About this experience
Discover the world of traditional Moroccan handicrafts on a guided walking tour in Fez. Visit workshops, witness live demonstrations, and enjoy a traditional mint tea break.
Highlights
- Explore the famous tanneries and learn about the leather-making process
- Enjoy a traditional Moroccan mint tea break to relax and soak up the atmosphere
- Discover the rich world of traditional Moroccan handicrafts in Fez
- Visit pottery, weaving, and woodworking workshops with a local guide
- Witness live demonstrations of ancient techniques and craftsmanship
What's included
- Guided walking tour in Fez
- Licensed local guide
- Visit to pottery workshops
- Visit to tanneries
- Visit to copper workshops
- Visit to traditional weaving workshops
- Visit to woodworking workshops
- Visit to herbal and natural medicine shops
- Visit to carpet weaving workshops
- Traditional Moroccan mint tea break
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Meet your guide in Fez and set off on a walking tour to discover the rich world of traditional Moroccan handicrafts. Visit several traditional workshops and witness live demonstrations of ancient techniques.
Stop at a pottery workshop to see the making of traditional clay pots and ceramics. Then, visit the famous tanneries to discover the traditional leather-making process.
Next, head to a copper workshop to see artisans create handmade metal products. Continue to a traditional weaving workshop to see how natural fibers and ancient techniques are used to make beautiful textiles.
Visit a woodworking workshop to see how traditional furniture is made, especially cedar wood from the Azrou forests. Then, stop at herbal and natural medicine shops to learn about Argan oil products and traditional remedies.
Finally, visit a carpet weaving workshop to see how handmade Moroccan rugs are made. Enjoy a traditional Moroccan mint tea break to relax and enjoy the local atmosphere.
Terms & conditions
Wear comfortable shoes for walking
Bring a camera to capture the artisan work
Be prepared for a 3-hour and 15-minute walking tour