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by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Roman Cordoba was founded by General Claudio Marcelo between the years 169 BC and 152 BC, and he settled, as we will see in the section dedicated to urban planning, opposite the part of river Guadalquivir where it is no longer navigable. The settlement had an...

Archaeological Site of Volubilis in Meknes, Morocco

by Jamilah Martin | 3rd September 2020 | Morocco, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Mauritanian capital, founded in the 3rd century B.C., became an important outpost of the Roman Empire and was graced with many fine buildings. Extensive remains of these survive in the archaeological site, located in a fertile agricultural area. Volubilis was...

Must-Visit Attractions in Granada

by safar | 9th June 2019 | Al-Andalus Heritage, Andalusia, Granada, Granada, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

Wonder What to See & Do in Granada? Granada has one of the most fascinating histories and cultures in all of Spain. As you’d expect, then, the city is packed with attractions and monuments to explore – from the great Alhambra fortress and old Moorish...

Ibiza old town guide for Muslim travelers

by Jamilah Martin | 24th July 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Ibiza old town guide for Muslim travelers Explore the cobbled streets, the numerous attractions and the local shops of this beautiful Baleary Island in Spain When in Ibiza, a visit to Eivissa Dalt Vila is a must. Dalt Vila refers to the oldest part of Ibiza’s Old...

What to see and do in Casablanca (Morocco)

by Jamilah Martin | 2nd August 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Casablanca, Morocco‘s commercial centre, tends to come lower down on the tourism list, behind the likes of Marrakech and Rabat; however the city’s French colonial legacy, entwined with the traditional Arab culture, ensures there’s lots of diverse things to do and see....

The History of the Alhambra Palaces

by safar | 14th August 2019 | Andalusia, Granada, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do, Spain | 0 Comments

The History of the Alhambra Palaces The Alhambra was so-called because of its reddish walls, in Arabic "qa’lat al-Hamra" means Red Castle. It is located on top of the hill al-Sabika, on the left bank of the river Darro, to the west of the city of Granada and...

The magnificent Plaza de España of Seville

by safar | 22nd May 2019 | Andalusia, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

This exuberant and magnificent place is located in María Luisa Park. It was one of the main constructions and symbols of the Ibero-American Exposition World’s Fair that took place in Seville in 1929. Nowadays, it remains a magical place with a style that recreates de...

The archaeological site of the old Caliphal city of Madinat al-Zahra

by safar | 19th November 2019 | Andalusia, Cordoba, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

Madinat al-Zahra The archaeological site of the Ummayad Caliphate in Cordoba The archaeological site of the old Caliphal city of Madinat al-Zahra is located approximately 5.5 km west of Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain The city was founded in 940 or 941, by the...

Muslim Travelers top destinations in Spain

by safar | 15th April 2019 | Cordoba, Granada, Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Muslim Travelers top destinations in Spain Officially the Kingdom of Spain, is a sovereign state located on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe; the world’s most popular tourist destination. Below are some of the popular cities for you to plan your next Halal...

Guide to Mosques, Prayer rooms and Musallahs in Spain

by safar | 15th April 2019 | Cordoba, Madrid, Mosques, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Guide to Mosques, Prayer rooms & Musallahs in Spain Find a Masjid near you Barcelona Mosque Abi Ayoub Elansari Barcelona Carrer de Massanet, 5 , 326 , Barcelona ,Spain Mosque Hanza Barcelona Mosque Hanza Carrer de Almenara Alta, 12 , 326 , Barcelona ,Spain...

The Seville Cathedral

by safar | 1st May 2019 | Andalusia, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Seville Cathedral is the biggest Gothic cathedral in the world and also the 3rd biggest one in terms of size, after Saint Peter (the Vatican) and Saint Paul (London, UK). Its construction started in 1401, after the Christians reconquered Seville, and it ended in...

Discover the Islamic architecture of Spain

by safar | 15th April 2019 | Cordoba, Granada, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Top sites to discover the Islamic architecture of Spain The Alhambra Palaces Save Credit: Nathan Rupert on Flickr When you hear the name Alhambra, somehow the name itself gives you a certain excitement, as the place seems mystical and adventurous. Who would not...

Top 10 things to do when visiting Cordoba, Andalusia

by safar | 25th April 2019 | Andalusia, Cordoba, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

Top 10 things to do when visiting Cordoba, Andalusia Boasting a fascinating and multi-faceted history, Córdoba is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain. From its iconic Mosque-Cathedral to the beautiful flower-adorned patios open to the public every...

What to Do and See while visiting Madrid?

by safar | 25th April 2019 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

What to Do and See when visiting Seville? The city of Seville boasts a rich history of over 2,200 years with numerous civilisations and eras behind its name. Several well-preserved historic sites such as the Alcázar, Torre del Oro, City Hall, Palace of San...

The Golden Tower of Sevile (Torre del Oro)

by safar | 1st May 2019 | Andalusia, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Torre del Oro is one of Seville’s most recognisable landmarks, means the gold tower. It dominates the Guadalquivir river banks and it’s probably one of the most photographed sights of the city. You can enjoy some spectacular views from the top so bring your camera...

Al Andalus Live Museum at Calahorra Tower

by safar | 1st September 2019 | Andalusia, Cordoba, See & Do | 0 Comments

Located inside the Calahorra Tower, opposite the Great Mosque, at the end of the Roman Bridge. Its aim is to provide a recreation of the Cordoba of the period between the 9th-13th centuries, at a time of brilliant cultural, artistic and scientific achievement. Its...

Palace of Maximianus Herculeus

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The first news mentioning possible remains in the area go back to 1922, when, due to a reform in the railway system, Joaquín María de Navascués found the cryptoportico - of which up to 18 metres of its inside silting were excavated - and one of the buildings related...

Where to go Shopping in the major cities of Spain?

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Shopping in Spain is concentrated in the two largest cities Madrid and Barcelona. These cities have the best malls and shopping centers in the country where you can find things of any price. Collections are represented by...

Must-Visit Attractions in Granada

by safar | 9th June 2019 | Al-Andalus Heritage, Andalusia, Granada, Granada, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

Roman Mausoleums Puerta Gallegos 2,000 years old

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Funerary Monuments of Puerta Gallegos Studied during several excavation campaigns in the 1990s, the Funerary Monuments of Puerta Gallegos are two of the most significant examples of monumental funerary architecture in Roman Córdoba, both for its size, 13 m. diameter,...

Top 20 Madrid Attractions You Need to Visit

by Jamilah Martin | 13th January 2020 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Top 20 Madrid Attractions You Need to Visit Madrid might not have the status of Rome or Paris in terms of sights, but the Spanish capital is a pleasure to explore. From historical gems and world-class art, to an incredible food scene and picturesque parks, we take a...

Andalusia, South Spain

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

5 ideas for a road trip around Spain

by safar | 16th March 2022 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

5 ideas for a cool road trip around Spain Planning a road trip to Spain? great idea! it is an excellent way to explore the country’s unique natural and cultural heritage as well as savor its delectable cuisine at every pit stop. Here are the best road trips through...

Discover why Spanish nature reserves are considered one of the best in Europe

by safar | 19th April 2021 | Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Get ready to discover why Spanish nature reserves, are considered among the best destinations in Europe. With 52 UNESCO designated Biosphere Reserves, there are a multitude of diverse ecosystems and rich natural landscapes to enjoy.

Things to See and Do in Santa Cruz Quarter, Seville

by Jamilah Martin | 12th February 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

It was into the beautiful barrio of Santa Cruz that Seville’s Jewish population was confined when Ferdinand III took the city from the Moors in 1248. Brutal as the Catholic monarch could be, you can’t help but feel as you wander around the pretty, impossibly narrow...

Casa Mila “La Pedrera” Anthoni Gaudi’s House

by safar | 18th November 2019 | Barcelona, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do, Spain | 0 Comments

Casa Mila "La Pedrera A masterpiece by architecture Gaudí Barcelona, Spain Everything in this building is curved and undulating. Its originality and the techniques used in its construction are surprising throughout. This is one of the best-known works of the architect...

What to Visit in The Alpujarra of Granada

by safar | 29th May 2019 | Alpujarras, Andalusia, Granada, Halal Restaurants, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Alpujarras is a region of mountain towns and villages that lie on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada, just one to two hour’s drive from the city of Granada in Andalusia. The area was made famous by Chris Stewart’s Driving Over Lemons series of novels about...

Top 10 things to do when visiting Cordoba, Andalusia

by safar | 25th April 2019 | Andalusia, Cordoba, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

The Ummayad dynasty in al-Andalus

by safar | 22nd June 2021 | History, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Reign of the Andalusian UmayyadsʿAbd al-Rahman IThe ascent of ʿAbd al-Raḥmān assured the survival of Muslim power in Spain. Confronted by the intrigues of the ʿAbbāsids, by the jealousy of the earlier Muslim settlers, who opposed his appointments, and by the uncertain...

European Cities where to spend fantastic Muslim-friendly Holidays

by safar | 18th November 2019 | Europe, Halal Restaurants, Mosques, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do, Spain | 0 Comments

European Cities where to spend fantastic Muslim-friendly Holidays Europe is such an awesome place to be living. So much diversity, beauty, and hospitality everywhere. After completing a 3-week tour of Europe I thought I will put together a guide of my favorite...

Top Five Islamic Heritage Site in Seville, Andalusia

by safar | 3rd September 2019 | Andalusia, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

Seville, top travel city in Andalusia The travel giant Lonely Planet announced in 2018 the quintessentially Andalusian city of Seville as its top travel city. Home of the flamenco, bullfighting, tapas, and over 500 hundred years of Muslim history. So here are our...

Formentera: What to see in the Spanish Island

by Jamilah Martin | 3rd August 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

If you are looking for tourist attractions in Formentera, in this section we give you a list of places that you cannot miss on the island given its tourist interest. Formentera has options for all tastes: art and culture, nature, sport, tradition, etc. Below you will...

Must-Visit Attractions in Granada

by safar | 9th June 2019 | Al-Andalus Heritage, Andalusia, Granada, Granada, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

Muslim Travels App that will make your trip much easier

by safar | 15th December 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

What are the good apps for Muslim travelers Fortunately, technology has made our lives easier. Kompas.com has compiled four apps that would make your trip during this holy month more enjoyable. If a Muslim women in #Hijab, how to protect yourself traveling Europe...

What to See & Do in Madrid?

by safar | 13th June 2019 | Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do | 0 Comments

The 10 top Things to See & Do in Madrid There are many things to be done in Madrid, so choosing where to go and what to see can be stressful. Here we profile the ten most fun, interesting and unique things to do in Madrid, so no matter if you are spending two days...

Things to do in 3 days in Barcelona

by safar | 18th March 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

3 Days itinerary for your getaway to the city If you have 3 days in Barcelona, you are lucky! because that’s the perfect amount of time to experience most of the city’s main tourist attractions and even get a little bit off the beaten path! The Catalan capital,...

Don’t miss some of the best halal restaurants in London!

by safar | 1st February 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Don't miss some of the best halal restaurants in London! London caters pretty well to those that want to eat halal meat. From chain restaurants to indie venues, fast food to fine dining affairs, there’s a decent choice for anyone wanting to eat out. And it’s not just...

What to see and do in Casablanca (Morocco)

by Jamilah Martin | 2nd August 2020 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Giralda Tower of Seville

by safar | 1st May 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

The Giralda Tower, located in Seville, is a brick tower on the northeastern side of the Seville Cathedral and was originally the minaret of a mosque constructed by the moors between 1184 and 1198, at the height of Almohad power. Today, standing 104 metres tall, the...

The History of the Alhambra Palaces

by safar | 14th August 2019 | Andalusia, Granada, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do, Spain | 0 Comments

What to Visit in The Alpujarra of Granada

by safar | 29th May 2019 | Alpujarras, Andalusia, Granada, Halal Restaurants, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Costa Brava: A route through its wild coast of Catalonia

by safar | 15th April 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

These are some of the most beautiful places in Catalonia (Spain) where travelers can explore old fishing villages by the sea and medieval inland towns.

12 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter

by safar | 19th August 2019 | Barcelona, Muslim Travel Blog, See & Do, Spain | 0 Comments

12 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter by Lisa Alexander Known for its winding streets and hidden squares steeped in history, El Barri Gòtic is ideal for a historic walk followed by a rest at one of the many trendy bars or cafes. A trip...

Archaeological Site of Volubilis in Meknes, Morocco

by Jamilah Martin | 3rd September 2020 | Morocco, Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Discover why Spanish nature reserves are considered one of the best in Europe

by safar | 19th April 2021 | Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Halal Restaurants in Spain

by safar | 15th April 2019 | Halal Restaurants, Madrid, Muslim Travel Blog, Spain | 0 Comments

Halal places in Spain A list of restaurants with halal options in Spain Andalucia Includes Seville, Granada, Córdoba, Málaga Aragon Includes Zaragoza, Huesca Asturias Includes Oveido Balearic Islands Includes Palma de Mallorca, Minorca, Ibiza Canary...

The 10 best Halal Restaurants in Amsterdam

by safar | 25th February 2019 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Looking for a good halal restaurant in Amsterdam? Planning a trip to Paris? Wonder where to find Halal restaurants in Paris in between all that sightseeing? Cuisine from India to Japan, Kebabs, mezze, sushi, tandoori chicken and couscous. Here a selection of the 10...

Follow the trace of Al-Andalus Legacy in these routes through Spain

by safar | 15th May 2021 | Muslim Travel Blog | 0 Comments

Our suggested route explores the heritage, history and culture of al-Andalus, the Islamic Andalusia of the 8th to 15th centuries. Follow these routes to marvel at unique sites like the Alhambra in Granada and the Great Mosque of Cordoba, and visit charming villages...

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