InterContinental Dar Al Iman Madinah của chúng tôi

Tham quan Nhà thờ Hồi giáo Quba, một trong những Nhà thờ Hồi giáo đầu tiên ở Madinah và trong lịch sử của đạo Hồi; Nhà thờ Hồi giáo Qiblatain, nơi có lệnh thay đổi Qibla (hướng quay mặt để cầu nguyện) thành Makkah; Shohada Ohod, nơi đã được Nhà tiên tri Mohamed (PBUH) đến thăm và là nơi chôn cất những người bạn đồng hành của Nhà tiên tri Mohamed (PBUH); và Nhà thờ Hồi giáo Juma, nơi buổi cầu nguyện thứ Sáu đầu tiên được thực hiện bởi Nhà tiên tri Mohamed (PBUH).

Go shopping in Sultana street, the principal shopping street in Madinah. This street has everything, shops, restaurants, fast-food places and coffee shops.

Most of Madinah visitors are coming to visit the Prophet (PBUH) Mosque and worship.

The Taiba Mall, which is located beside our hotel, is a good place to shop if you're short of time. You can buy jewellery, precious stones, branded items, garments and gifts.

The historic graveyard of Madinah where the wives and followers of the Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) are buried.

15 minutes walk away from the hotel. You'll find dates selling at all prices and there are about 50 different types of dates grown in Madinah only.

Located a 10-minutes walk away from the hotel, this library holds a huge variety of Islamic and historical books in more than 15,000 different calligraphic fonts.

During your tour you will be served with cold beverages and refreshing napkins, in addition to gifts of valuable souvenirs of the City coupled with dates.For protection from the hot summer sun an umbrella will be handed to you.For more information and reservations, please contact our Concierge team. the great history of Madinah in a spiritual trip that will take you back to the early glorious days of Islam. Our tour guides will allow you to experience more than 50 historical landmarks&events.

The best time to visit is in the morning. The most visited holy sites after the Prophet (PBUH) Mosque.

Tip: Women's hours are from 7am to 11am and from 1pm to 3pm, except Friday when there's only one time, 7am to 11am. In an attempt to avoid overcrowding, the Government of Saudi Arabia has defined different times for women and men to visit the Mosque.