جولة كاملة بالباص السياحي في المدينة المنورة 2026 — كل شيء تحتاج معرفته

Discover the antiquities and history of Medina in a fun and interesting way -- in just two hours, a visitor to Medina can shorten a history that spans several centuries, through a tourist bus tour that tours the historical sites and Islamic antiquities, and stops at 10 stations that represent the most famous landmarks in the history of the city, with the provision of tourist guidance in 16 languages; Which makes the bus supervised by the Madinah Region Development Authority; Attracting visitors from different nationalities. What distinguishes Madinah buses from others is that they summarize the entire Islamic urban history in just 120 minutes. This makes it easier for visitors to penetrate deep into the past and learn about the places about which the Prophet’s biography has always been told. Tourist trips around Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah aim to organize visits to Islamic shrines associated with the Prophet’s biography and historical evidence, and to contribute to linking the city’s past with its present. The route of the trip starts from the Clock Roundabout in front of the Prophet’s Mosque, so that the bus departs to Al-Baqi Cemetery, dating back to the Prophet’s era about 1400 years ago, followed by Al-Manakha Square, which includes the Imam Ali Mosque, Al-Ghamama Mosque, Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque, Omar Bin Al-Khattab Mosque, and the Souk. dates. After that, the bus departs to Bab Al-Salam, where the Bani Sa’ida Saqifah and the Peace Museum are located. A few kilometers away, the bus arrives at the site of “The Battle of Uhud” in front of the famous Mount Uhud, and then comes the station of the Al-Noor Commercial Complex, which has elegant shops, on a journey that combines the ancient history and the modernity of the era. After that, the bus passes the snow-white Qiblatayn Mosque, and then reaches the site of the Battle of the Trench, where the Trench Mosque and the Seven Mosques, Jabal Sela, the Prophet's League Mosque, and the Bani Anif Mosque are located. Followed by the huge Quba Mosque, which witnesses the influx of worshipers throughout the day, and next to it is the apron of faith exhibition (entry to it is free), and next to it is the end of the Sunnah Trail, the Well of the Prophet’s Covenant, and the Friday Mosque. Then the bus will move to the Hejaz Railway Museum, where the Dar Al-Qalam Museum, Al-Anbariya Mosque, and the Emirate of Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah Region are located. The end of the trip with Quba Avenue, which is a large open space for festivals, events and fine arts, which witnesses these days gathering food and handicraft vendors from productive families, who offer visitors Medina dishes prepared manually, from Balila, Mutabaq, Hareesa and others, in an atmosphere full of joy and crowding, extending to midnight. The bus trip gives a panoramic view from the roof of the bus, with the possibility of keeping the ticket throughout its validity period and reusing it over a period of 24 hours, and allowing boarding and disembarking as desired at any station where the tourist bus stops, in addition to providing support services for people with special needs and the elderly.