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Places to visit

Seera Museum

The Seera Museum in Al Madinah typically is a historical museum dedicated to showcasing the rich past of Medina, the second holiest city in Islam. It houses a collection of artifacts, models, and exhibits that illustrate the city's evolution from its pre-Islamic origins to its emergence as a significant center of Islamic civilization.

The Battle of Uhud

The Battle of Uhud is a battle that took place between Muslims and the Quraish tribe in the third year of migration. The Muslim army was led by the Prophet Muhammad, and the Quraish tribe was led by Abu Sufyan bin Harb. The Battle of Uhud is the second major battle undertaken by Muslims. It occurred on the mount of Uhud.

Quba Mosque

Quba Mosque The Quba Mosque is the first mosque built in Islam and the first mosque constructed in the city of Medina. In terms of precedence, the Kaaba in Mecca is considered the first house established for people, while the Quba Mosque is recognized as the first mosque built by Muslims after the Prophet Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Medina. Located south of Medina, the mosque was built by Prophet Muhammad upon his migration to the city. Muslims throughout past centuries have shown interest in renovating and expanding the mosque. It was renovated by Uthman ibn Affan and later by Umar ibn Abdul Aziz during the reign of Walid ibn Abdul Malik. This care and development continued under subsequent caliphs, including Sultan Qaitbay and the Ottoman Sultans Mahmud II and his son Sultan Abdul Majid I.

Rashid Al Qurashi Rose Factory

You will learn about the journey of manufacturing the products whose composition is based on rose oil extract. The process starts with picking the Taif roses, weighing them, adding the Taif rose water to them, then exposing them to high heat to start the distillation process and extract the rose oil. This process results in producing natural rose oil products, such as: body perfumes, soap, moisturizers, and incense. You can enjoy a cup of coffee in a café with wonderful views of the garden to live a special day in the company of roses.

Al-Sharif Museum

One of the largest museums that you can discover in Saudi Arabia is the heritage Al-Sharif Museum in Taif. It is a massive construction, spanning about 6.500 m2, that took over ten years to be ready to open to the public in 1999. It is considered a historic window on the life of traditional Taif residents with its intact traditional structure and decorative wooden gates.

Jeddah Cornish

The new waterfront promenade in Jeddah is considered one of the most important tourist and recreational areas for tourists, residents, and citizens within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The development of the Corniche reflects the country's continuous efforts to prioritize the tourism sector. The new Corniche waterfront is now equipped with a variety of recreational facilities and places for engaging in numerous sporting activities. This is in addition to enhancing the aesthetic appearance of the promenade, making it an exceptionally suitable tourist destination for spending joyful times with family and friends.

Historical Jeddah

Before naming it as the royal seaport for Makkah at 657 AD, Al-Balad site, “Historic Jeddah”, was built on beautiful coastal land. It gathered people from all cultures and walks of life throughout the ages.