A tour in the heart of Medina - visiting historical mosques and the neighborhood project

An exploratory trip in the heart of Medina, visiting historical and religious landmarks.

Begin your journey by exploring the Seven Mosques, which were built at the foot of Mount Sela, the site of the famous Battle of the Trench (Battle of the Confederates) where Muslims bravely defended the city.

Then we proceed to the Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque, which is located only 150 meters from the Prophet's Mosque. The Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him, prayed the Eid prayer there, as did his successor Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, after whom it was named.

We continue our tour with a visit to Al-Ghamama Mosque, located 200 meters from the Prophet's Mosque. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) used to lead the people in prayer on occasions such as Eid al-Adha and Istisqa' (prayer for rain). The mosque holds memories from the Prophet's life and important historical events.

Then we visit the Al-Suqya Mosque, which was built on the spot where the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) prayed and supplicated to his Lord while on his way to Badr. Here, the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) drank from the famous Al-Suqya well, which holds a deep historical significance in the hearts of Muslims.

Next we move to the Bani Anif Mosque. The mosque is distinguished by its unique architectural style, and it is one of the places that visitors flock to in order to remember the life of the Prophet and his companions.

We conclude our tour with a visit to the neighborhood project, where this place offers a diverse range of cultural and local experiences.

Whether you are a shopping enthusiast or looking for distinctive restaurants and cafes, you will find something to suit your taste inside old houses that are over 80 years old, giving you a unique experience that blends history and modernity.

1 - Choose Package

Fees - One person
850 SAR
About the Trip
A tour of Medina with a guide and private car
Trip Duration:5 hour
Itinerary
Start of the tour
The tour begins at the client's headquarters and proceeds to the Seven Mosques.
The Seven Mosques
These mosques are known to tourists as the "Seven Mosques," a relatively modern name, and were called "Mosques of Conquest" before the fourteenth century.
Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque
It was named after Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, because he prayed the Eid prayer in it during his caliphate.
Al-Ghamama Mosque
The mosque was known as the Musalla Mosque, meaning the place for Eid prayers and prayers for rain, and more recently it became known as the Ghamama Mosque.
Al-Saqya Mosque
A small rectangular mosque topped with three domes
Bani Anif Mosque
The mosque is located near the Quba Mosque, to its southwest. It was built by the Banu Unayf at one of their fortresses on the road leading into the city from the south.
Neighborhood project
Next, we move on to the neighborhood project to experience a variety of restaurants and cafes.
End of round
The tour concludes with a return to the client's headquarters.
What is included / not included
Transportation
Tour Guide
Entrance Tickets
Additional Meals
Fees - Two people
900 SAR
About the Trip
A tour of Medina with a guide and private car
Trip Duration:5 hour
Itinerary
Start of the tour
The tour begins at the client's headquarters and proceeds to the Seven Mosques.
The Seven Mosques
These mosques are known to tourists as the "Seven Mosques," a relatively modern name, and were called "Mosques of Conquest" before the fourteenth century.
Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque
It was named after Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, because he prayed the Eid prayer in it during his caliphate.
Al-Ghamama Mosque
The mosque was known as the Musalla Mosque, meaning the place for Eid prayers and prayers for rain, and more recently it became known as the Ghamama Mosque.
Al-Saqya Mosque
A small rectangular mosque topped with three domes
Bani Anif Mosque
The mosque is located near the Quba Mosque, to its southwest. It was built by the Banu Unayf at one of their fortresses on the road leading into the city from the south.
Neighborhood project
Next, we move on to the neighborhood project to experience a variety of restaurants and cafes.
End of round
The tour concludes with a return to the client's headquarters.
What is included / not included
Transportation
Tour Guide
Entrance Tickets
Additional Meals
Fees for a group of 6 people
1,100 SAR
About the Trip
A tour of Medina with a guide and private car
Trip Duration:5 hour
Itinerary
Start of the tour
The tour begins at the client's headquarters and proceeds to the Seven Mosques.
The Seven Mosques
These mosques are known to tourists as the "Seven Mosques," a relatively modern name, and were called "Mosques of Conquest" before the fourteenth century.
Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque
It was named after Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, because he prayed the Eid prayer in it during his caliphate.
Al-Ghamama Mosque
The mosque was known as the Musalla Mosque, meaning the place for Eid prayers and prayers for rain, and more recently it became known as the Ghamama Mosque.
Al-Saqya Mosque
A small rectangular mosque topped with three domes
Bani Anif Mosque
The mosque is located near the Quba Mosque, to its southwest. It was built by the Banu Unayf at one of their fortresses on the road leading into the city from the south.
Neighborhood project
Next, we move on to the neighborhood project to experience a variety of restaurants and cafes.
End of round
The tour concludes with a return to the client's headquarters.
What is included / not included
Transportation
Tour Guide
Entrance Tickets
Additional Meals
Fees for a group of 24 people
3,000 SAR
About the Trip
Guided tour of historical mosques in Medina
Trip Duration:5 hour
Itinerary
Start of the tour
The tour begins from the designated meeting point after booking, and proceeds to the Seven Mosques.
The Seven Mosques
These mosques are known to tourists as the "Seven Mosques," a relatively modern name, and were called "Mosques of Conquest" before the fourteenth century.
Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque
It was named after Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, because he prayed the Eid prayer in it during his caliphate.
Al-Ghamama Mosque
The mosque was known as the Musalla Mosque, meaning the place for Eid prayers and prayers for rain, and more recently it became known as the Ghamama Mosque.
Al-Saqya Mosque
A small rectangular mosque topped with three domes
Bani Anif Mosque
The mosque is located near the Quba Mosque, to its southwest. It was built by the Banu Unayf at one of their fortresses on the road leading into the city from the south.
Neighborhood project
Next, we move on to the neighborhood project to experience a variety of restaurants and cafes.
End of round
The tour ends with a return to the assembly point.
What is included / not included
Bus
Transportation
Tour Guide
Entrance Tickets
Additional Meals
Fees for a group of 40 people
3,500 SAR
About the Trip
Guided tour of historical mosques in Medina
Trip Duration:5 hour
Itinerary
Start of the tour
The tour begins from the designated meeting point after booking, and proceeds to the Seven Mosques.
The Seven Mosques
These mosques are known to tourists as the "Seven Mosques," a relatively modern name, and were called "Mosques of Conquest" before the fourteenth century.
Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque
It was named after Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, because he prayed the Eid prayer in it during his caliphate.
Al-Ghamama Mosque
The mosque was known as the Musalla Mosque, meaning the place for Eid prayers and prayers for rain, and more recently it became known as the Ghamama Mosque.
Al-Saqya Mosque
A small rectangular mosque topped with three domes
Bani Anif Mosque
The mosque is located near the Quba Mosque, to its southwest. It was built by the Banu Unayf at one of their fortresses on the road leading into the city from the south.
Neighborhood project
Next, we move on to the neighborhood project to experience a variety of restaurants and cafes.
End of round
The tour ends with a return to the assembly point.
What is included / not included
Bus
Transportation
Tour Guide
Additional Meals
Entrance Tickets

1 - Choose Package

Fees - One person

Fees - Two people

Fees for a group of 6 people

Fees for a group of 24 people

Fees for a group of 40 people