Madonna, the legendary international music icon, recently made a discreet visit to the cultural gem of Fez in Morocco, further enhancing the city’s allure among global artistic figures. Upon her arrival at Fez-Saïss Airport, she received a VIP welcome complete with special arrangements for her private jet, demonstrating the local authorities’ commitment to providing a seamless experience.
Details from sources indicate that the visit was carefully planned under strict confidentiality and security measures, emphasizing the significance of the event. During her time in Fez, Madonna visited the renowned Nejjarine Museum, which is celebrated for its architectural beauty and historical significance. She also took time to explore the UNESCO-listed medina, famous for its ancient narrow streets and vibrant culture.
Ahmed Sentissi, President of the Regional Tourism Council (CRT) of Fez-Meknes, confirmed that the visit was smooth and successful. According to reports, she also toured the historic Al Attarine Madrasa, a striking example of Marinid architecture that highlights Fez’s rich spiritual and intellectual heritage.
A particularly memorable aspect of Madonna’s visit was her evening at Palais Mnebhi, where she experienced soulful Sufi music and spiritual dances performed by the acclaimed troupe of Noureddine Tahri. This moment captured the spirit of coexistence and cultural openness that Fez embodies.
Madonna concluded her visit with a private dinner at Riad Fes – Relais & Châteaux, a luxurious venue situated in the heart of the medina, where her presence reportedly excited fellow guests who found it thrilling to encounter such a significant star in the historic city.
The singer’s management expressed gratitude towards local authorities and hospitality professionals for the exceptional reception during her stay, praising the high level of professionalism that surrounded the visit. The logistical efforts of regional tourism officials played a crucial role in coordinating her itinerary.
After her enriching experience in Fez, Madonna departed at night aboard her private jet, continuing her travels to Marrakech.
As one of Morocco’s most vibrant cultural capitals, Fez has a long-standing reputation as a center of learning, spirituality, and craftsmanship. The city boasts one of the oldest universities globally and a medina recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, drawing scholars, artists, and travelers for centuries. The diverse influences of Andalusian, Amazigh, Arab, and Jewish cultures have left an indelible mark on Fez, making it a remarkable destination within Morocco and beyond.