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Riad Fès
Fès, Morocco
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Our 30 rooms, suites and villas
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Hispano-Moorish architecture
patios with swimming pool
rooftop overlooking the medina
Moroccan hospitality
intimate spa
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With this idea, the property opens itself up to cooks who have never set foot in a cooking school but have learnt everything from their mothers; a true marker of authentic cuisine. On arrival, they receive training to supplement their existing know-how and are taught to use products in their entirety, to eliminate waste. Each year, Michelin-starred chefs also choose to complete their training at the Riad Fès. Here, fruit and vegetables are all seasonal, sourced from a local sustainable farmer.
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Maître de maison
Nicolas Grau
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Chef
Lalla Abida
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This property welcomes groups or events. 1 Meeting room(s) - Maximum capacity: 40
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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at the Riad Fès
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The Attarine Medersa
Art and history lovers will not want to miss a visit to the Attarine Medersa, located in the heart of Fès. Founded in 1325, this remarkable Koranic college was named after the perfume and spice souk, still adjacent. With its colorful ceramic tiles, finely chiseled stucco, white marble columns and decorated arches, it exudes beauty and serenity. The prayer room, with its carved cedar ceilings and richly decorated mihrab, is a true gem.
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The medina of Fès
The medina of Fès embodies the essence of Moroccan craftsmanship. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it displays colorful ceramics, openwork metal lamps, embroidered caftans and hand-woven rugs in the labyrinth of its lively alleys and souks. Among the historical monuments, the University of Al Quaraouiyine and the Bou Inania Medersa illustrate its rich cultural heritage. Enjoy an authentic and unforgettable immersion in Moroccan architecture and culture.
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The tanneries of Fès
The city’s tanneries are renowned for their open-air stone vats, where artisans prepare hides to be transformed into leather goods. The process begins by soaking the hides in lime basins to clean and soften them, and then dying them in vats of natural pigment, before drying in the sun. Visit these unique places to discover this ancestral savoir-faire, just one of the many facets of Morocco's rich artisanal heritage.
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Arabic calligraphy
Since the birth of Islam, Arabic calligraphy styles are a fundamental, and often symbolic, expression within religious art. Under the Abbasids, calligraphy reflected the natural world in literature and poetry. There are two main categories: Kufic angular scripts, and cursive rounded scripts. Guided by a master calligrapher, discover the subtle art of Qallam, and experience a meditative moment of concentration and serenity.
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The splendor of a royal suite overlooking the gardens
Enter a world of extraordinary opulence. Beneath a 15-foot-/4.5-meter-high carved, cedar wood ceiling, and with the finest materials used across every aspect, a private roof terrace, and windows overlooking the main fountain of the Riad, the Suite Royale leaves nothing to chance. Its 2,000 square feet/180 square meters, which can accommodate up to 6 people, offers travelers a royal getaway that befits the name.
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Itinerary - Morocco and its imperial cities
Rabat, Meknes, Fez, and Marrakesh...four enchanting cities spread throughout the wonderful Kingdom of Morocco. Traveling for a week between these four ancient imperial cities promises you the sublime experience of a complete change of scenery! <a href="https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/destinations/routes-du-bonheur/morocco-and-its-imperial-cities" target="_new"><b>See the itinerary</b></a>
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