Hijazi Railway station is a nice place. It was closed during Eid-ul-fitr holidays so plan your trip accordingly.

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That's A Nice Place I Have Seen Ever

Old train engine and carriage along with pictures of the route which people use to take from Damascus to Madinah

Historical place to visit but need to confirm visiting hours before coming here.

very well constructed and preserved but due to public holidays of National Day the museum building was closed.

It is closed for last 2 months due to Covid. I visited today only to find it closed!

Opening times on Google are incorrect. The place looked good but only opens on weekdays when kids are at school and parents are at work...

A very interesting, albeit simple, museum about the Damas - Madinah train line. One can visit the buildings of the train station and see an old locomotive. Panels are quite informative, and they are in Arabic & English. Look out for a bigger museum currently still under construction next door, and which promises to be very nice.

We visited on a Saturday... But felt that it's not promoted for visitors though preserved by authorities.

Remains of old Hijaz railway station and line Decriptions given in English and Arabic. Good visit Well maintained I wish the surrounding buildings were added to the complex as well, as they are now being used as offices Takes one back to the early 1900s

Historical place that you should visit.. They need to work on it .. It takes 5 minutes to finish the from the muesem

Very small. Not much to see.

One of the tourist locations that you should visit when you are planning for Tabuk trip.. historical place and and area is maintained really well.. beautiful scenery really enjoyed and worth visiting here.... If you planning to go during holidays, make sure its open before planning to visit.

Very nice place, history place but close. Security guard name Naif very rude and so bad. My suggestion dont ever come here and just waste your time. All timing in google also fault. Just can take photo from outside. Saudi tourism need to do something.

I don’t get why this is advertised as a tourist destination. It’s literally only a small shop with two train cars, that’s all. Really not worth the visit.