Medersa Attarine, A Masterpiece of Marinid Architecture

Rue Talaa Kebira, Fes
In the hallway of the theology college student dormitory
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Architecture

Introduction

The name of the Attarine Madrasa comes from its location, near the Attarine spice and perfume market in Fez. Built between 1323-5 by Sultan Abu Said Othman II of the Marinid dynasty, it is renowned for its beautiful tilework and wood carvings, similar to other Marinid buildings of the same period.
Address
Rue Talaa Kebira, Fes
Opening hours
Morning from 10:00 to 13:00. Afternoon from 14:30 to 18:00.
Transportation
Near Karaweine Mosque and University.

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