Three hours of wandering through the alleys of the old city, we will visit the most important landmarks of the city and its markets. - Souk Sebbaghine, also known as the Dyers' District - Saffarine Square the the coppersmiths Square. - The Funduq al-Shamma'in, a medieval funduq (urban caravanserai) - Al-Karaouine (or Al Quaraouiyine) is the oldest mosque – centre – school – university that exists and functions continuously in the world! - Moulay Idriss II mausoleum; the founder of Medina. - Nejjarine Square a market for wood craftsmen ("carpenters") who traditionally worked in this area. - Sidi Frej or the maristane of Fez founded in the 13th century functioned as a hospital and hospice for the poor and the mentally ill until the 20th century. - Mederssa Al-Attarine, Small Marinid madrasa built in the 14th century, the al-Attarine Madrasa stands at the entrance of a spice and perfume market. - The oldest tannery in Chouara the largest tannery in the city and one of the oldest.