Sacred Places of Medina

You'll be served an excellent traditional breakfast at this restaurant in the heart of Medina.
Take your time and enjoy the flavours!

It is considered a peaceful and sorcered pitch of important historical landmarks to link them to the trench, which digs the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him).

The history of this mosque dates back to the Anif tribes, some of the most prominent in the Arabian Peninsula to have settled in Medina.
It's also closely connected with the Prophet and many of his miracles.

This is the second largest mountain in Madinah.
The Prophet described it as a mountain of Hell. "... and Ayr is a place which hates us and which we hate, it is upon the Gate of Hell.”

For lunch, you're invited to a restaurant with delicious, fresh seafood!

The old village of Al-Jathatha.
They say the origin of the name may come from that of the plant which grows here.

In the prophet's immigration from Mecca to Madinah, he came across one of the old wells known as Well Shaddad. You can make a stop and have a stroll here.

Beautiful lake, which is filled with rainwater.
Very picturesque view, especially at sunset.

Back to Medina for a dinner with perfectly cooked meat of varios types.
Enjoy!

Another day is over, so return to the hotel for a good rest!