Medina: Steps, Domes and Minarets

Enjoy your breakfast with a "tastes like heaven" coffee and excellent food.
What new adventure does Medina have prepared for you?

See one of the mosques where the Prophet Muhammad said his prayers.

One of the oldest mosques in Medina where the Prophet also prayed.

Another mosque and one of the historical relics of Medina, also closely connected with the name of the Prophet Muhammad, his prayers and miracles.
"Ghamamah" means cloud, and it is so named because legend says that rain clouds covered the city when Muhammad performed Salat ul-Istasqa here.

Another historical mosque in Medina.

If you believe that fast-food can be both fast and tasty you're welcome here for lunch.
The food is well worth trying!

Atam “Rataj” is one of the largest ruins in Medina, and it is considered one of the most important landmarks that the trench path passed through.

One of the mountains in Madinah.
According to legend, the Prophet built his dome here to supervise the digging of the trench, and on this spot the Ar-Raya Mosque was built.

Jabal Bani Ubaidah is one of the mountains of Medina and is also called Jabal Al-Duwaikhil. It's located northwest of the Prophet’s Mosque.

They say that Muhammad laid the first stones of this mosque, which was completed by his companions.
Muhammad spent 14 days in the mosque praying.
In the 20th century, the mosque was partially reconstructed with some new buildings being added.

Why not choose this old, folk restaurant for dinner?
It stands out for its goat meat dishes, as well as its mandi meat meals.
You've had a busy, exciting day to talk about over tasty food in a peaceful atmosphere.

Have a great sleep before we finish our route tomorrow, saying goodbye to magnificent Medina.