Located straight across the street from the Bou Inania Medersa, the water clock is a really outstanding and unique attraction. The clock accurately represents the ancient water clocks of our world and the mystery that surrounds the geniuses who constructed them.

Situated on Talaa Kebira, Bou Inania Medersa was built by Sultan Bou Inan in the 14th century. This prominent tourist attraction and famous religious building in Medina features cedar wood carvings, carved stucco, ceramic tiles, marble floor, as well as a green-tiled tower with a spectacular view.

Woodwork Shop is located on Talaa Kebira Street. The owner of the shop, an elderly gentleman, will generously offer you a wide selection of his handmade items - including beautiful photo frames, fine chessboards, and other brilliant products created from wood.

Gazleane Mosque is one of the 350 mosques that exist in the historical Medina. Gazleane is a wonderful religious building and tourist attraction, situated on the one of the main streets in the district - Talaa Kebira.

Ash-Sherabliyin Mosque is another one of the city’s famous mosques. Located in the heart of the holy and marvelous Medina, this religious building was named after the slipper-makers of the former Moroccan city. The mosque also features white minaret with green ornaments.

The Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts is a fascinating museum, situated in the heart of Medina. Housed in a 14th-century fondouk, this creative attraction displays Morocco's diverse native woods, numerous antique wooden doors, and glorious pieces of furniture.

The Zaouia Moulay Idriss II in Fes is a zaouia (shrine) dedicated to Moulay Idriss II. Idriss II ruled Morocco from 807 to 828 and founded the city of Fes for the second time in 810. In the year 1308, almost five centuries after the death of Moulay Idriss II, an uncorrupted body was found on the spot. People believed this was Moulay Idriss II and founded the Zaouia in his honor. Over the centuries the building has been remodeled heavily, and almost completely replaced in the 18th century by Moulay Ismail.

The University of Al-Karaouine, or Al-Qarawiyyin, was established in 1947. Its origins date back to 859, when it was founded as a mosque school. The madrasa has been (and still is) one of the leading spiritual and educational centers of the Muslim world. The Al Karaouine Madrasa also played a leading role in the cultural and academic relations between the Islamic world and Europe in the middle ages.