Quartier Al Adarissa Travel Guide

Fes

A bustling square with a prominent tower, surrounded by historic buildings and a clear sky.
A calm lake with palm trees reflecting in the water, surrounded by buildings.
A traditional dyeing area with numerous circular vats and workers processing textiles.
A cityscape with a dense urban area, green trees in the foreground, and distant hills.
A wooden door with a metal ring handle and a spiked metal object.

Where to stay in Quartier Al Adarissa

Find the best Quartier Al Adarissa areas for the activities you enjoy most.
A close-up of a traditional dyeing setup with multiple wooden vats.

Fes El Bali

Fes El Bali is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to Henna Souk and Saffarin Madrasa while you're in town.

An ornate doorway with intricate geometric patterns and a red carpet leading inside.
Photo by Mary Hill
Open Photo by Mary Hill

Ville Nouvelle

Ville Nouvelle is noteworthy for its gardens, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Borj Fez Mall and Atlas Garden.

A narrow alley with colorful murals and a Moroccan flag.
Photo by Jordan Maupin
Open Photo by Jordan Maupin

Talaa

While visiting Talaa, you might make a stop by sights like Blue Gate and Dar Batha Museum.

Moulay Yacoub

If you're a traveller that's interested in spas, Moulay Yacoub might be a good pick.

A building with ornate arches and wooden balconies under a clear blue sky.

Mellah

Visitors to Mellah enjoy its spas, and if you want to do some exploring, Bab Semmarine is worth a stop.

Quartier Al Adarissa Travel Guide