InterContinental Dar Al Iman Madinah 目的地

Visit Quba Mosque, one of the first Mosques in Madinah and in the history of Islam; Qiblatain Mosque, where the order to change the Qibla (direction to face for prayers) to Makkah was given; Shohada Ohod, which was visited by Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) and where companions of Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) are buried; and Juma Mosque, where the first Friday prayer was offered by Prophet Mohamed (PBUH).

Explore the historic Urwah Bin Al Zubair Palace, dating back to the 1st century AH. Located 3.5 km west of Madinah, this palace features rooms with informative screens detailing its rich history.

At Madinah's very heart, the majestic Masjid Al Nabawi, the Prophet’s Mosque, showcases Islamic grandeur through its splendid architecture, standing as the world's second largest mosque.

Wander through Al Rashid Mega Mall, the most popular shopping mall in Madinah. This contemporary center hosts famous global brands and boasts numerous retail, dining and leisure options.

Located next to Masjid Al Nabawi, the sacred Jannatul Baqi cemetery is the final resting place of many of Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) relatives and companions.

The Dar Al Madinah Museum, a window into Madinah's rich heritage, showcases the city's evolution through photographs, models and relics.

Your trip includes cool drinks, crisp napkins, city souvenirs, and delicious locally grown dates. An umbrella will be given for summer sun protection. Contact our Concierge for bookings and information. Enjoy Madinah's rich history on a spiritual journey to Islam's early glory. Our guides will show you over 50 historical sites and events.

A mere 5km south of the Prophet's Mosque, King Fahad Central Park unfolds over 4,000 square metres of lush greenery. It's an idyllic retreat for families and children, offering a serene oasis in Madinah.

Tip: Women's hours are from 7am to 11am and from 1pm to 3 pm, except Friday when there's only one time, 7am to 11am. In an attempt to avoid overcrowding, the Government of Saudi Arabia has defined different times for women and men to visit the Mosque.