Things to do in Al Madinah Province

Activities, attractions and tours

Masjid al Nabawi is one of three most sacred mosque for Moslems. Located in the city of Medina and was built by the prophet of Muhammad in the year of 622. #History Photo Contest
Masjid al Nabawi is one of three most sacred mosque for Moslems. Located in the city of Medina and was built by the prophet of Muhammad in the year of 622. #History Photo Contest
(Elephant Mountain) In Al-Ula there is an elephant mountain which is a huge rock 50 meters above the ground and is distinguished by its unique shape that resembles an elephant and from it acquired this name and surrounded by the rock and a group of light-colored mountains and is located in a wide area covered with golden sands 7 km to the east of Al-Ula Governorate, which is affiliated with Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah Region.
The dome inside of Masjid al Nabawi in Medina. #History Photo Contest
Prophet's Mosque at sunset. Tranquility and inner peace is what I found here.
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What to do in Al Madinah Province

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Prophet's Mosque

You can learn more about the history of Madinah during your trip to a top site like Prophet's Mosque. Take in the art scene and sunrises in the area.

Prophet's Mosque
Quba Mosque in Al Madinah, Saudi Arabia

Quba Mosque

Quba Mosque is just one of the places to see in Madinah, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? You can enjoy the coffeehouses while in the area.

Quba Mosque
The Green Dome of the Prophet Mosque in Medina. Al-Masjid Al-Nabawi.

The Green Dome

You can find out about the history of Madinah with a visit to The Green Dome. Take in the art scene and sunrises in the area.

The Green Dome
Mountain Uhud

Mount Uhud

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Mount Uhud during your travels in Madinah. You can enjoy the coffeehouses while in the area.

Mount Uhud
Qiblatain Mosque, a hostorical Mosque in Medina, Saudi Arabia. Hajj and Umrah pilgrims from all around the world visit this mosque during hajj and umrah.

Qiblatain Mosque

Qiblatain Mosque is just one of the places to see in Madinah, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? You can enjoy the coffeehouses while in the area.

Qiblatain Mosque

Islamic University of Madinah

Explore the campus of Islamic University of Madinah, during your trip to Madinah. Discover the area's sunrises and mountain views.

Islamic University of Madinah

Al-Baqi Cemetery

You can find out about the history of Madinah with a trip to Al-Baqi Cemetery. Take in the art scene and sunrises in the area.

Al-Baqi Cemetery

Madina Mall

You can search for that perfect souvenir at Madina Mall during your visit to Madinah. Take in the art scene and sunrises in the area.

Madina Mall

Al-Rashid Mega Mall

During your visit to Madinah, you can enjoy retail therapy at Al-Rashid Mega Mall. You can enjoy the coffeehouses while in the area.

Al-Rashid Mega Mall

Areas of Al Madinah Province

Masjid An-Nabawi in Madina, KSA. December 2014.

Al Haram

You'll enjoy the archaeological sites and architecture in Al Haram. You might want to make time for a stop at Prophet's Mosque or The Green Dome.

Al Haram
Masjid al Nabawi is one of three most sacred mosque for Moslems. Located in the city of Medina and was built by the prophet of Muhammad in the year of 622. #History Photo Contest

Madinah City Center

You'll enjoy the archaeological sites and architecture in Madinah City Center. You might want to make time for a stop at Prophet's Mosque or The Green Dome.

Madinah City Center
AlUla Old Town showing street scenes

Al'Ula Old Town

The museums and monuments are a few reasons travelers visit Al'Ula Old Town. Want to see more of the surrounding area? Al'Ula Oasis and AlUla Museum are a few top sights nearby.

Al'Ula Old Town
a white mosque in mecca

Qurban

If you're spending some time in Qurban, New Bilal Market and Ghars Well are top sights worth seeing.

Qurban
Beautiful landscapes on the highway

Yanbu Al Sinaiyah

If you're spending some time in Yanbu Al Sinaiyah, Red Sea and Al Fairouz Park are top sights worth seeing.

Yanbu Al Sinaiyah
Masjid-e-Quba the first mosque in the history of Islam in Madina Munawara, Saudi Arabia

Banidhafar

Banidhafar might not have many top sights, but Prophet's Mosque and Al-Baqi Cemetery are two attractions nearby that you can check out.

Banidhafar
Mountain views around the Al-Hada resort city in western Saudi Arabia

Taif

Adobe

Tabuk

Fisherman at Yanbu in Saudi Arabia

Yanbu

Madinah

Madinah

“Qasr al-Farid” means “the lonely castle”, so called because it stands completely isolated from the others. But despite its fanciful name, Qasr al-Farid is only a tomb. It was carved out of a single rock sometime in the first century A.D., but its facade was never finished which makes the tomb an interesting study. The heavily chiselled surface of the lower third documents how these tombs were fashioned from the top down. Qasr al-Farid is just one of ninety-odd such monumental tombs carved here during the heyday of the Nabataeans.

Hegra

Tomb Lihyan Son of Kuza or Qasr al-Farid at Hegra, Saudia Arabia - most popular landmark in Mada'in Salih archaeological site, sandy desert landscape, morning sun background - high resolution panorama

Al-'Ula

Just caught the sun set in Aqaba, Jordan

Umluj

(Al Wahbah crater) The mouth of the Al-Wa'bah locally called the mud quarry) is located in the desert of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 254 km from Taif and on the western edge of the basalt plateau hills that contain many volcanic cones. This crater is the largest of its kind in the Middle East, with a diameter of 2 km and a depth of 250 meters and has a flat base covered by a thick crust of white sodium phosphate crystal. It was believed that the crater resulted from the fall of a meteorite, because its outer appearance resembles meteor craters in its circular shape and the height of its sides, but today geologists agree that the crater was formed by volcanic activity that led to an underground explosion that generates steam by the contact of molten rock with groundwater.

Al Muwayh