
The coppersmiths
Big cauldrons, trays, pans and lanterns, stacked against the walls and hammered into shape in the open.
Fes, Morocco· Concierge · Mon–Sat · 09:00–18:00 GMT+1

A small triangle of Fes el-Bali where metalworkers still hammer copper cauldrons under a plane tree, a few steps from the Qarawiyyin. Around it: the Saffarin Madrasa, completed in 1271, and the restored Hammam Saffarin. Most of our medina walks pass through it.
The square is named after the saffarin, the coppersmiths, who have worked here for centuries.





You hear Place Seffarine before you see it.
Place Seffarine, FesHow the square fits into a morning in Fes el-Bali with one of our guides.
Mid-morning
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Next door
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