The Kiswa factory dates back to 1397 AH. It makes the cloth that covers the Holy Kaaba. Workers take care of all the production stages, such as testing the quality of the silk, dyeing, weaving, embroidery, and assembly. The factory provides housing for around 200 craftsmen.

Factory of Kaaba Kiswa

Previously known as Al Zaher Palace, the 3,435 sqm museum reflects the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet’s traditions. It is home to a wide range of archaeological findings in the Kingdom that showcase the rich history of pre-Islamic Arabia and the origins of Islamic calligraphy.

Makkah Museum

Only 20 metres away from the Holy Kaaba lies a well at a depth of about 13.5 metres. It carries clean water which is abundant in rich minerals that are useful for the body. It has been flowing for thousands of years and has not dried up yet. As per Islamic belief, the well is a miraculously generated source of water.

Zamzam well

Want to know more about the history of the Holy Quran? This stunning gallery introduces visitors to the content of the Quran using advanced technologies. Scientific material on the content of the Quran is collected and verified, and then it is expressed using artistic creations. The most popular exhibit is the embroidered Quran.

Holy Quran exhibition

A historic site of great religious significance, Ghar Thawr is located in Jabal Thawr which is about 4 kilometres away from the Grand Mosque. It is believed that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) sought refuge in this cave for a few days when he was migrating to Madinah from his pursuers. The cave is actually a hollow rock which is 1.25 metres high and has two openings. The Prophet is said to have entered from the opening in the west and you can see the Grand Mosque and the Holy Kaaba from the opening in the east.

Ghar Thawr

One of the most important libraries in Islamic history, which is located at the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It houses more than 350,000 rare books and manuscripts, making it a prominent landmark in Makkah.

Makkah Al Mukarramah library

According to Islamic references, Mount Abu Qubays is believed to be the first mountain on Earth. It is also said that the black stone in front of the Kaaba was collected from this mountain. Don’t miss out on the chance to visit this very significant landmark.

Mount Abu Qubays

Situated close to the landmark of Makkah, Hira cultural district offers an enriching experience, inviting visitors on a  journey through culture, history, and entertainment, while preserving the essence of the past. 


Hira cultural district

Makkah

Often referred to as “Al-Masjid al-Nabawi”, this holy mosque is considered the second most sacred site in Islam and one of the largest mosques in the world. It holds a special place for Muslims. The most notable feature of the mosque is the “Green Dome”, built above the tomb of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

The Prophet’s Mosque (Al-Masjid an-Nabawī)

Located 14 kilometres from the Prophet’s Mosque, this mosque was built by the Caliph Umar bin Abdulaziz when he was the prince of Madinah and went through various renovations during both the Abbasid and Ottoman eras. Today, the mosque can accommodate roughly 5,000 worshippers and consists of two corridors separated by a wide-open space.

Miqat Mosque

Deep dive into the civilisational history and Islamic culture during your trip to Madinah. The museum features an exhibition on the biography of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and a collection of historical Islamic artefacts, ancient manuscripts and valuable documents.

Dar Al Madinah Museum

Gear up for an unforgettable experience of seeing the beautiful names of Allah in 3D effects. The exhibition adopts the latest advanced technology and features various halls, including the Panoramic Exhibition Hall, the Glorification and Reverence Hall, and the Love and Modesty Hall.

The Beautiful Names of Allah Gallery

The mosques here are linked to the Battle of the Trench (Ghazwat al-Khandaq), also known as the Battle of the Confederates (Ghazwat al-Ahzab). Muslims defending Madinah were in these mosques and each mosque is named after the person who was stationed there.

The seven mosques

Around 1,400 years ago, the revered companion Othman ibn Affan purchased the well known as Bir Rumah, located northwest of the Prophet's Mosque in Madina. Even today, the well continues to provide water for the city's residents, quenching their thirst and nourishing their palm trees and plants.

Othman’s well

Sprawled across an area of 4,400 square meters, Al-Safiyyah Museum and Park is divided into different sections such as public garden, waterways, shops and restaurants.

Factory of Kaaba Kiswa

Makkah Museum

Zamzam well

Holy Quran exhibition

Ghar Thawr

Makkah Al Mukarramah library

Mount Abu Qubays

Hira cultural district

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