Cheap Flights to Medinah (MED)
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dealchecker’s guide to Medinah
Medina, in Saudi Arabia, is best known as the second holy city of Islam. The prophet Muhammad is said to have travelled from Mecca to Medina, where he taught for three years before returning to Mecca. Medina is a centre for religious pilgrimages but also the destination for numerous holidays where you can visit the spectacular local sights and stay in one of the various hotels in Medina.
Flights to Medina
A flight to Medina will take around 17 hours from London and will usually involve two stops, in Cairo and Jeddah. Cheap flights to Medina may take slightly longer and involve a more roundabout route but Medina flights do run on a fairly regular basis and booking in advance may be enough to secure a good deal.
Getting around Medina
Whilst there are buses that run into Saudi Arabia, there is no form of public transport in Medina other than taxis so organising cheap Medina car hire is a great way to get some freedom. Car hire is available from local and international retailers and can be organised in advance of your arrival in the country either at the airport or in the city.
What to see in Medina
With transport and cheap Medina flights sorted, the sights will be the next thing on your mind. Whilst some of the city is only available to those on pilgrimages, there are vast numbers of fascinating mosques and religious buildings that are open to tourists, as well as various markets where you can try the local wares and sample new things.