Al Attarine Madrasa
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The perfect Fez itinerary👇 📌 save for later!! Day 1: Explore the Medina * Bou Inania Madrasa * Dar Batha Museum * Wander through the Medina * Tanneries * Al-Attarine Madrasa * Bab Bou Jeloud gate * Royal Palace * Sunset at the Marinids Tombs Day 2: Day Trip to Volubilis and Meknes Day 3: Art and Shopping * Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts * Andalusian Mosque and Nejjarine Square * Souk shopping * Dar Batha Museum * Hammam from Hammam Mernissi & Spa Favorite Restaurants - Cinema Cafe: Great tacos (French style) - Fez & Friends: Healthy food - Al Oud: Great Moroccan food - Chez Rachid: Great Moroccan food Follow @maddie.travel for all the best location & travel tips 💛 #sologirl #sologirltravel #femaletravelinspo #fezmorocco #travelitinerary #travelcontentcreator #travelcontent #moroccotrip #travelmorocco #visitmorocco🇲🇦
maddie.travelmaddie.travel
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Save for what to do in Fes! 👇 Walking around basically feels like what I imagine it’d be like to live in Game of Thrones if it was real haha, but it truly feels like you’ve gone back in time 800 years! 🧭 wander the alleys, you WILL get lost, and that’s okay! it’s basically a guarantee & is half the fun 📚 Al Attarine Madrasa - a school from 1325 with stunning architecture! 20 dirham ($2) entry fee 💙 Bab Bou Jeloud (Blue Gate) - a new gate that was built to mark a main entrance to the old walled city 🐦 Chouara Tannery - oldest tannery in Fes, smells awful but worth a quick visit. If you follow someone offering to “help” be prepared to pay a tip for them to show you around 💛 Royal Palace - can’t go inside but can admire the massive gold doors 🛌 stay in a stunning Riad! We stayed at Riad Said and loved it #fes #fez #fesmorocco #fezmorocco #morocco #moroccotravel #fezmedina #moroccotravel #visitmorocco
amandamoniquebrownamandamoniquebrown
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UNA de las Medrasa más hermosas de Marruecos 🇲🇦 📍Al-Attarine Madrasa 👗@freepeople 📸 @iamaworld #morocco #maruecos #visitmorocco #morocco🇲🇦 #morocotravel #travelmorocco #moroccotrip #traveldestination #marrakech #beautifuldestinations
karinivaldezkarinivaldez
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🇬🇧 Locations: Which place would you like to visit first? 😁 1️⃣ Al-Attarine Madrasa, Fes 2️⃣ Sahara Desert 3️⃣ Atlas Mountains 4️⃣ Todra Gorges 5️⃣ Aït Benhaddou 6️⃣ Chefchaouen 7️⃣ El Badi Palace, Marrakech 👉 For all of those of you who are indecisive: Within the next few weeks we will post a travel itinerary for Morocco to help you cover all of these places and more 😀 🔔 Don‘t forget to follow us and activate the notifications so you don‘t miss our travel tips for Morocco * 🇩🇪 Orte: Welchen der 7 Orte, würdet ihr euch als erstes ansehen? 😁 1️⃣ Al-Attarine Madrasa, Fes 2️⃣ Sahara Wüste 3️⃣ Atlas Berge 4️⃣ Todra Gorges 5️⃣ Aït Benhaddou 6️⃣ Chefchaouen 7️⃣ El Badi Palast, Marrakech 👉 Für diejenigen unter euch, die sich nicht entscheiden können: In den nächsten Wochen kommt wieder eine Reiseroute für Marokko, die euch hilft alle Orte und noch mehr unter einen Hut zu bringen 😀 🔔 Folgt uns und aktiviert die Glocke und ihr verpasst keine Reisetipps für Marokko . . . . #thisisafrica #morocco🇲🇦 #travelmorocco Song: Nothing Ever Stays The Same Artist: Naimah Source: Facebook Sound Collection Link: https://business.facebook.com/sound/collection/?sound_collection_tab=sound_tracks&asset_id=1168251210481451&reference=artist_attr 23/04/2023
our.traveltreatsour.traveltreats
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🇬🇧 The al-Attarine Madrasa in Fès is a place of tranquility and one of the finest examples of Marinid craftsmanship. It was built in 1323 on the order of Sultan Abu Sa’id Uthman II and worked as an Islamic school. 👉 Its name comes from its location at the entrance to the market al-Attarine. 🎫 The entrance is 20 Dirham (2 €) per person ⏰ Opening times: From 9 am to 5 pm ❗️Best time to go: Right after opening or shortly before closing. There are two entrances, if one is closed, walk around the street and try the other one. * 🇩🇪 Die Madrasa al-Attarine ist ein Ort der absoluten Ruhe inmitten des hektischen Treibens im Souk von Fès. Sie ist eine der schönsten Beispiele marinidischer Handwerkskunst und wurde 1323 im Auftrag von Sultan Abu Sa’id Uthman II. gebaut. Sie diente als islamische Schule. 👉 Ihr Name stammt von ihrer Lage am Eingang zum Markt al-Attarine. 🎫 Eintritt: beträgt 20 Dirham (2 €) pro Person ⏰ Öffnungszeiten: Von 9 Uhr bis 17 Uhr ❗️Beste Zeit für einen Besuch: Direkt nach der Öffnung oder kurz vor Schließung. Es gibt zwei Eingänge, wenn einer der beiden geschlossen ist, lauft einmal ums Gebäude herum und versucht den anderen. . . . . #fesmorocco #moroccotrip #moroccanarchitecture #travelmorocco #bestplacestogo Song: That was then Artist: sirma Source: Facebook Sound Collection 18/04/2023
our.traveltreatsour.traveltreats
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Can be a little hard to locate, the entrance is hidden in a small entry way surrounded by perfume and spice shops. There is an entry fee of 20DH which is used for the maintenance of this building. Its completely empty now but worth checking out the architecture, Arabic calligraphy carvings & the mosaic tiles of this 13th century school. The arches, the courtyard with a fountain, the classrooms which would also turn into the prayer hall. There are so many small rooms which are 2 stories on the second and third floor which once housed children from all around the surrounding cities. Some of those children would also become scholars of the school. We really enjoyed walking the different floors, imagining what it would have been like in its glory days. Tips: The stairs are a bit steep and some rooms dark Peek out the different windows in the rooms, you will see different views of the medina Recommend you do your own research prior to coming if coming without a guide
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Nearby Attractions Of Al Attarine Madrasa
Bab Rcif
Marinid Tombs
Hotel Les Merinides
Mosque and University Kairaouine
Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts & Crafts
Fez Tannery Tour and Shopping
Bab Sidi Boujida
Tanneries de Fes
Place Seffarine
Henna Souk and pottery

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328G+3H2, Rue Talaa Kebira, Fes, Morocco
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The Al-Attarine Madrasa or Medersa al-Attarine is a madrasa in Fes, Morocco, near the Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque. It was built by the Marinid sultan Uthman II Abu Said in 1323-5. The madrasa takes its name from the Souk al-Attarine, the spice and perfume market.
attractions: Bab Rcif, Marinid Tombs, Hotel Les Merinides, Mosque and University Kairaouine, Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts & Crafts, Fez Tannery Tour and Shopping, Bab Sidi Boujida, Tanneries de Fes, Place Seffarine, Henna Souk and pottery, restaurants: Cafe Clock, The Ruined Garden, Le Tarbouche, Restaurant Palais Fes Yahya, Fondouk Bazaar, Chez Hakim, Culture Box, Chez Rachid, DAR HAMMAD, Sunshine restaurant coffee

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