Medina

Housed in Medina's historic Hejaz Railway Station, opened to commemorate the arrival of the first train from Damascus. Displays rare artifacts and hosts cultural festivals.

An interactive exhibition presenting Medina's history and the Prophet's biography through panels, models, and modern media — reflecting its Islamic status across the ages.

The first mosque built in Islam, established on the Prophet's ﷺ migration to Medina. A prominent spiritual and historic landmark tied to the story of the kneeling she-camel.

Named after the change of qibla — the place where, by divine command, the direction of prayer turned from Jerusalem to the Holy Kaaba.

A cluster of small historic mosques tied to the Battle of the Trench, today a prominent destination for pilgrims learning Medina's Islamic legacy.

One of Medina's most popular and affordable markets, south of the Prophet's Mosque extending to Quba Mosque. Clothing, abayas, gold, perfumes, household goods, and mall complexes.

The second of the two holy mosques and one of three to which Muslims set out on pilgrimage. Founded by the Prophet ﷺ — houses his blessed chamber and the graves of Abu Bakr and Omar.

Bir Roumah — bought by Othman bin Affan and endowed for Muslims to drink from. A historic site with deep religious and cultural significance, set in a date-palm farm.

A bird sanctuary inside a historic farm hosting various species, offering visitors a peaceful natural setting.