Fontaine Nejjarine

This 18th-century fountain serves as a remarkable testimony to Fes' rich artisan heritage. Did you know that it was originally constructed as a public fountain for traders?

Built in 1711 by the Jewish architect Fes Ben Tami, Fontaine Nejjarine reflects the architectural style of its time. It features elaborate mosaics and intricately carved woodwork, making it a cultural symbol of Fes. The adjacent Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts further highlights the craftsmanship and significance of woodwork in Moroccan history.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 💧 Stunning Carvings: Marvel at the detailed woodwork that decorates the fountain itself.
• 🎨 Cultural Museum: Explore the nearby museum dedicated to woodcraft, highlighting the artistry in Fes.
• 📚 Historical Significance: Learn about the fountain's role in Fes' trade and social life during its prime.

Accessibility is easy, with free admission, making it a suitable spot for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.