Private guided tour of historical Medina

• Exclusive transportation • Water in bottles • WiFi connectivity on board • Air conditioning in the vehicle

• Accessible for those using wheelchairs • Infants and young children may use a pram or stroller • Nearby public transportation options are available • Infants must sit on an adult's lap • Transportation services are accessible for wheelchairs • All areas and surfaces are accessible for wheelchairs • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the designated departure time.

Pickup is arranged at hotels situated in Madinah.

• Spend time in the scenic Medina, creating lasting historical memories. • Visit significant battle sites including the Battle of Uhud and the Battle of the Trench, with a tour around Medina. • Engage in sightseeing tours of the key attractions in Medina with a knowledgeable guide. • Explore the historical and tourist sites throughout Medina with detailed insights shared about each location. • Visit the Quba Mosque, the first mosque in Islam, where prayers are believed to be equivalent to an Umrah. • See the initial place where the Prophet Muhammad prayed before reaching Quba. • Drink from the well of Ghars, which was used by the Prophet during his lifetime, particularly when he was ill. • Visit the farm and well of Salman Al-Farsi, where the Prophet planted 300 palm trees for his freedom. • Discover where the Prophet lived with his wife Maria Al-Qibtiyya, who was buried at this site. • Learn about the location of the first Friday prayer led by the Prophet, now known as the Friday Mosque. • Explore Quba Castle, an ancient structure associated with the Hashemite campaign against Fakhri Pasha and Turkish rule. • Visit the Al-Anbariya Mosque, constructed by the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II in 1908 as part of the Hejaz Railway project. • See the Hijaz Railway Station in Medina, which is the final destination of the Hijaz Railway, with historical significance dating back to its opening in 1908. • Visit Al-Suqia Mosque, built at the site where the Prophet prayed before the Battle of Badr. • Explore the well known as the Zamzam Well, located in Al-Hurrah Al-Gharbiyya and historically significant to the community. • Learn about Mrs. Fatima Al-Kubra’s well in Medina, which has connections to Zamzam Well in Makkah. • Visit the Seven Mosques, historically significant sites believed to consist of six mosques with Qiblatain Mosque included to make the number seven. • Understand the significance of the valley called Wadi Al-Aqiq, recognized for its association with the Prophet’s life and historical events in Medina. • Visit Saeed bin Al-Aas Palace, an ancient structure linked to the governance of Medina during the era of Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan. • Learn about the man from Banu Ghaffar who sold water from an eye used by the Prophet himself. • Visit the Shield Mosque, known for its connection to the Battle of Uhud, where the Prophet prayed before the battle. • Explore Bani Haritha Mosque, where the Prophet rested during his return from the Battle of Uhud, strategically important for defense. • Visit the Mount of Archers, where archers were stationed during the Battle of Uhud, today recognized for its historical value. • Examine the Martyrs' Cemetery, housing the graves of seventy companions, including the notable Hamza bin Abdul Muttalib, related to the Battle of Uhud. • Hear about the historical flooding of the valley and its implications on Medina's geography and water management. • Visit Shaq al-Mihras, a refuge site for the Prophet during the Battle of Uhud, where supporters defended him. • Understand the historical relevance of a small mosque near Uhud, where the Prophet prayed amidst the battle's aftermath. • Reflect on the significance of Mount Uhud, cherished by Muslims for its deep connection to Islamic history and the Prophet.