Venture just south of Fes to the city of Sefrou for a meaningful day focused on Morocco’s rich Jewish heritage. This small but historically significant town was once known as “Little Jerusalem,” reflecting the close coexistence between Muslim and Jewish communities that flourished here until the late 20th century. During this insightful tour, you’ll visit key sites that preserve the cultural memory of the once-thriving Jewish population. Explore the Jewish school and orphanage Em Habanim, a symbol of community life and education. Step inside the Sefrou Synagogue, and stroll through the historic Mellah, or Jewish quarter, where homes and streets still echo the rhythms of past generations. One of the highlights is the Jewish Cemetery of Sefrou, exceptionally well-preserved and deeply significant. A local caretaker, knowledgeable in the traditions and stories of the community, will guide you through the site and share personal and historical accounts of Jewish life in Sefrou. This experience is a touching reminder of Morocco’s pluralistic past and a valuable opportunity to learn more about the cultural mosaic that has shaped the region.

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