An imperial city with a UNESCO-listed medina and centuries-old traditions: Fès lives and breathes football between its walls and shaded squares. The game here connects generations, echoing through schoolyards and small plazas.
Stade de Fès (35,000 seats) will host three group stage matches and one Round of 16 match.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the medina of Fès is one of the oldest in the Islamic world. Maze-like streets lead to madrasas, palaces, fondouks, and vibrant souks. Every corner reveals something: a carved door, a pottery stall, warm gazelle horn pastries.
Tanneries, ceramics, zellige tiles, embroidery… Crafts here are centuries-old and lovingly preserved. Some workshops welcome visitors. The famed Fassi cuisine blends sweet and savory, subtle spices, and recipes passed down through generations.
Close to town, the Jnane Sbil gardens offer peace and greenery. Further out, explore the hills near Sefrou, or visit Azrou’s cedar forest, home to playful monkeys and breathtaking views.
Museums, festivals, restored palaces… Fès has a rich artistic life. From Dar Batha museum to the Sacred Music Festival, culture here bridges tradition and contemporary creation.
Fès is made for slowing down: hammam steam baths, mint tea in garden patios, rooftop terraces with panoramic views. Even rest has depth here.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the medina of Fès is one of the oldest in the Islamic world. Maze-like streets lead to madrasas, palaces, fondouks, and vibrant souks. Every corner reveals something: a carved door, a pottery stall, warm gazelle horn pastries.
Tanneries, ceramics, zellige tiles, embroidery… Crafts here are centuries-old and lovingly preserved. Some workshops welcome visitors. The famed Fassi cuisine blends sweet and savory, subtle spices, and recipes passed down through generations.
Close to town, the Jnane Sbil gardens offer peace and greenery. Further out, explore the hills near Sefrou, or visit Azrou’s cedar forest, home to playful monkeys and breathtaking views.
Museums, festivals, restored palaces… Fès has a rich artistic life. From Dar Batha museum to the Sacred Music Festival, culture here bridges tradition and contemporary creation.
Fès is made for slowing down: hammam steam baths, mint tea in garden patios, rooftop terraces with panoramic views. Even rest has depth here.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the medina of Fès is one of the oldest in the Islamic world. Maze-like streets lead to madrasas, palaces, fondouks, and vibrant souks. Every corner reveals something: a carved door, a pottery stall, warm gazelle horn pastries.
Tanneries, ceramics, zellige tiles, embroidery… Crafts here are centuries-old and lovingly preserved. Some workshops welcome visitors. The famed Fassi cuisine blends sweet and savory, subtle spices, and recipes passed down through generations.
Close to town, the Jnane Sbil gardens offer peace and greenery. Further out, explore the hills near Sefrou, or visit Azrou’s cedar forest, home to playful monkeys and breathtaking views.
Museums, festivals, restored palaces… Fès has a rich artistic life. From Dar Batha museum to the Sacred Music Festival, culture here bridges tradition and contemporary creation.
Fès is made for slowing down: hammam steam baths, mint tea in garden patios, rooftop terraces with panoramic views. Even rest has depth here.