1. Into History: Explore the Ancient Medina Walk through Fez’s UNESCO-listed Old Medina, the largest walled city in the Arab world, where narrow alleys buzz with artisans crafting leather, pottery, and spices just as they have for centuries. Hear stories of Fez’s golden age as a medieval trade hub and see hidden corners most tourists miss. 2. Hospitality: Lunch in a Local Family’s Home Be welcomed into a traditional Moroccan home with mint tea and homemade sweets, where warmth and generosity are a way of life. Learn the art of Moroccan cooking as the family shares secrets behind dishes like tagine or couscous (depending on the day). Dine like a local—gathered around a low table, savouring salads, slow-cooked meats, and seasonal fruits, while sharing stories and laughter. 3. Multicultural Fez: Palaces & the Jewish Quarter Admire the golden gates of the Royal Palace, a symbol of Morocco’s imperial past. Visit the 14th-century Mellah (Jewish Quarter) and the ancient Ibn Danan Synagogue, a testament to Morocco’s diverse history. 4. Panoramic Views & Hidden Stories End the day with a stunning view over Fez from a historic hilltop tower, where guardians once watched for invaders.