Indispensable in Morocco for hair care or for the ephemeral tattoos it can be used to create, henna also embodies a cultural and social dimension throughout the Arab-Berber world. It was to preserve this tradition that UNESCO approved its inclusion on the World Intangible Heritage List on 3 December, at the request of a group of sixteen Arab countries, including Morocco.
Art of living in Morocco
Hammam and spa, a Moroccan passion
Dreaming of a wellness break during your stay in Fez? A hammam or spa session will give you an authentic Moroccan experience and leave you with unforgettable memories, baby-like skin and total relaxation. And if it’s your first time, don’t hesitate to knock at the door of the Essencia Spa of the Palais Faraj for a gentle initiation.
When Gordon Ramsay first discovered Moroccan cuisine in Fez, now acclaimed as “best in the world”.
In 2019, the famous British Chef was at Palais Faraj in Fez, starting point for his discovery of Moroccan gastronomy. Today, still in love with the country’s products and specialties, it was with sincere enthusiasm that he unveiled the results of the competition launched by Pubity on Instagram, which consecrated Moroccan cuisine as “best in the world”.
Enjoy a “Ftour”, the Moroccan breakfast
Whether you prefer coffee on the go or a big bowl of muesli, Moroccan breakfast is sure to shake up your morning routine. Hearty, varied and tasty, it’s one of the essential meals of the day in Morocco, combining sweet and savoury dishes and featuring the traditional recipes of each region.
Mint tea in Morocco, an art of hospitality
It is on every Moroccan family’s table, served with elegance in palaces and simplicity in popular cafés, many shopkeepers will spontaneously offer it to you… the glass of mint tea is a must for your stay in Morocco, symbolizing the country’s art de vivre and the hospitality of its people.