A historical and archaeological exploration on a day trip from Fez. Departing from Fes, visit the expansive ruins of Volubilis, a Roman city. Dive into the history of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, the third Islamic holy city globally, and uncover the tales of Meknes, a former capital of Morocco. Frequent stops so you can enjoy the beautiful views and take pictures of the amazing scenes along the way.
Fes to Volubilis
Departure from Fes around 8 AM
The exceptionally preserved Roman town of Volubilis, unfolds before you like a living history book. Immerse yourself in the echoes of ancient civilizations as you wander through the arches of Basilica, Caracalla, and the remnants of the Capitoline Temple. Take a leisurely stroll, allowing time to explore and capture the essence of this archaeological gem.
Moulay Idriss, a sacred Islamic town steeped in fascinating history. Here, the tale of Moulay Idriss I comes to life as you navigate through immaculate streets, indulging in panoramic views and the unique green-tiled pyramids of the Zaouia.
A delightful lunch awaits at a local restaurant. Energized, delve into the city’s treasures, from the 17th-century walls and majestic gates to landmarks like the Royal Palace, Berdane Bab, and Bab Khemis. Marvel at the monumental Africa Bab Mansour and El Heri esSouan, crafted by Moulay Ismail’s soldiers. Make a poignant stop at the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum, a rare mosque open to non-Muslims in Morocco. Conclude your day at the lively Place-El-Hedim monument before a comfortable return to Fez.
