The Ibn Danan Synagogue is a synagogue in Fes, Morocco, dating from the 17th century. The synagogue is located in the Mellah district within Fes el-Jdid, one of the components of the historic medina of Fes.
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A lovely quick visit. Only takes about 15 minutes to look around the small space. You can go upstairs and see the unique cemetery from the roof. The location is a random building among many others. 3 police were there guarding it. We asked them if we could enter and they called down the lady who let us in. It's not a separate church building. Just a regular building like all the others, just with a church inside. I thought the Jewish quarter would be all around the area and we could see more their culture and influence but that is...
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This Synagogue is located in a remote corner and far from other attractions. It may not worth it to spend time looking for it, though.
It is small and looked like regular building from outside. A small sign on the wall is the only thing to tell what that is.
We arrived late around closing time, but the police man outside was very nice to get us the door lady. So, we made it to visit the interior of the synagogue.
It costs 20 Dh/person, but not many things...
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To be honest it was very disappointing to see the conditions of this synagogue. Every country I go to, I make an effort to see the local synagogues and this has been my least favorite. It was interesting how there was a police man out front- made me question a few things . But the owners or whom ever is responsible for the upkeep of the holy place is allowing children to leave there trash/toys upstairs and IMO it wasn’t very...
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