King Abdullah Economic City, 100 kilometers north of Jeddah along the coast of the Red Sea, is a modern metropolis and booming tourist destination.

King Abdullah Economic City

One of the longest-inhabited places on the Arabian Peninsula, the Al Jouf region offers tons of culture and history and a flavorful culinary scene to explore.

Al Jouf

Medina is one of Islam’s two holiest cities, making it a key destination for millions of pilgrims traveling to Saudi Arabia for Hajj or Umrah

Madinah

Tabuk, the capital city of the Tabuk region in northwestern Saudi Arabia, has long been a resting point for Jordanian and Egyptian pilgrims. Its rich culture can be felt in Souq Twaheen, famed for selling patterned rugs and goat-hair tent covers. Visitors flock to Tabuk to explore ancient archaeological sites and the setting of the story of the prophet Moses, who lived east of the city for a decade. 

Tabuk

Arar

There are few places in the world where you can still feel like a true explorer charting the unknown. In many historic destinations, the illusion of discovery is promptly shattered by a jungle of selfie sticks. But in AlUla, which is home to Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, deep in the desert in the northwestern region of the country, you might still be able to play out your fantasy of being an intrepid archaeologist for a day.

AlUla

With its glinting skyscrapers and sparkling nightscapes, the metropolis of Riyadh is the ideal choice for a weekend of luxury. Relax and rejuvenate at the city’s opulent spas, including Maison de Joelle and Al Faisaliah Spa by ESPA, or go from serene to cerebral with a visit to its boutique arthouses, where the likes of Naila and L’Art Pur galleries showcase Arabia’s best emerging artists. Add in an array of fine dining choices, upmarket malls and curated boutiques, and Riyadh is a city that can be embraced at any pace, before unwinding in one of its many five-star hotels.

Riyadh

Drive just a few hours west of Medina to the port of Yanbu, which is really two distinct cities. The new city to the south is known for its oil refineries and industrial plants, whereas the old town to the north is an ancient spice route staging post where T.E. Lawrence — the British military officer famous for his role in the Great Arab Revolt —  lived in a typical Hijazi building at some point between 1915 and 1916. You’ll find many of the attractions in the historical area around the harbor, which comes alive at night. Join locals eating Red Sea-caught fish while overlooking the water. Discover the nearby glowing lanes of the recently restored Souq Al Lail (night market), originally open late to serve fishermen. Local dates and green mulkhiah leaves are among the produce sold.

Yanbu

Makkah

Najran

Dhahran

A journey to Al Baha is a trip to a different Saudi. In a country that’s often characterized by ochre desert, this high-altitude city in the Hijaz region is a place of storied towers, lush forests and winding valleys. Sitting 2,500 meters above sea level, the city enjoys moderate temperatures and is an ideal place to hike, picnic or camp.

Al Baha

Stretching more than 200 kilometers along the tip of Saudi’s Red Sea coast, Jazan has all the prerequisites for a memorable holiday. From December through March, the weather is drier and more moderate, making winter an excellent time to explore this small province’s wealth of culture and nature. 

Jazan

At an altitude of 2,200 m between the peaks of the Sarawat Mountains, Abha, is ideally located in southwestern region of Saudi Arabia. Its exceptional location allows you to embrace the clouds and wonder around its mountaintops. While consumed with astonishment and amusement, you will feel like time traveling hundreds of years back in time as you stumble upon castles and palaces built from the elements taken from their unspoiled environment.

Abha

Considered by many to be the “pearl of Saudi Arabia,” Diriyah is becoming a major tourist destination. One of Saudi’s signature projects, developed to encourage tourism to the area, Diriyah will eventually encompass luxury resorts (the first of which is set to open in late 2021), numerous international hotel brands, as well as dining, shopping and entertainment options. But don’t let the modern glitz and glam distract you from Diriyah’s deep cultural roots. Diriyah’s history goes back thousands of years: It was once an ancient trade and pilgrimage route, and a meeting spot for people traveling to or from Asia, Africa or Europe.

Diriyah

Nestled between Mount Shammer to the north and Mount Salma to the south, the city of Hail was once the capital of all the Arabian Desert and home to legends like Hatim Al Tai, the Arabian poet whose altruism earned him spots in stories like “One Thousand and One Nights” (also known as “Arabian Nights”).

Hail

There’s much more to Saudi Arabia than vast ochre deserts. With more than 2.5 million date palm trees blanketing a verdant expanse just inland from Saudi Arabia’s Gulf coast, Al Ahsa is the archetype of a lush desert oasis.

Al Ahsa

Al Khobar

Boasting endless views of the tranquil Arabian Gulf, Dammam is a modern metropolis that thrives on its coastal location. Although it is known for its lush green parks, airy waterfronts and sandy beaches, it is highly enjoyable in the winter, too, with daytime temperatures averaging in the low 20s Celsius during the day and around 10 degrees at night.

Dammam

Just getting to Taif is a thrill. Visitors travel along a winding road through the mountains — passing fruit markets, rose farms and deep valleys along the way — before reaching the plateau upon which sits Taif.

Taif

The all-year-round warm city of Jeddah, the captivating hub, invites you to be part of the millions of worldwide visitors from traders and explorers since ancient times. Jeddah is the birthplace of worldwide arts and music, and a gathering spot for multi-vibrant cultures, a unique blend that left its mark on Jeddah’s exquisite cuisine of many fine dishes with global tastes.

Jeddah

One of the kingdom’s 13 provinces, the Qassim region is known for its wheat, which it exports heavily, and its dates, which are popular throughout the country. Perhaps this is why Qassim is also called the “food basket” of the country.

Qassim

Following the announcement by His Royal Highness Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince and Chairman of the NEOM Company Board of Directors, on the city of the future.

 You now have the chance to see how it will look for yourself. THE LINE Experience will be hosted at the Diriyah Biennale Foundation - Jax district from the 6th of November 2022

 During your visit, you will experience detailed designs, architectural models, and informative films explaining the project in all its glory.

Tickets are free for all ages 5 years and above. 

Visiting hours will be from

· Sunday to Wednesday: 9:00 am to 11:00 pm

· Thursday & Saturday: 9:00 am to 12:00 midnight

· Friday: 3:00 pm to 12:00 midnight

Here is where you can fly. A closed, safe flying zone where you can float 15 meters above ground. · Anyone under the age of 18 needs to be accompanied by an adult.

Misk Art Institute is committed to providing content and context for the Arab art sector through The Art Library: Discovering Arab Artists. This initiative is dedicated to publishing a series of books contextualizing the artistic methods and journeys of prominent Arab artists. The
publications, available in Arabic and English, focus on documenting and displaying selected artworks to demonstrate the significant roles these artists have played in shaping the Arab world's modern and contemporary art scenes.
 
Volumes nine and ten of The Art Library highlight Saudi artist Manal AlDowayan and Emirati artist Hassan Sharif. A selection of the artists’ seminal works is presented alongside written contributions from local and international art critics and curators. The book on Manal
AlDowayan is an intimate exploration of her participatory approach to art, which addresses the crucial topic of gender-specific, socio-political obstacles and narratives in Saudi Arabia. Hassan Sharif's book examines the concept of weaving throughout his oeuvre, which became as much a conceptual approach as it was a performative action. 

A recreational zone for the whole family, various activities some of which are for the first time in Jeddah and the whole world, its shops and restaurants are diverse that satisfy all tastes.

Brand New Ancients considers how traditions continue to evolve and inform our contemporary lives. Bringing together works by seventeen artists, the exhibition proposes the notion that without innovation traditions die, and without tradition there is nothing to innovate, thus highlighting the role of contemporary art in innovating and expanding our understanding of today’s world. 

Italian Restaurant inspired by the American - Italian mafia era in 1920's .

Horror dining Experience with live shows.

BBQ festival, live grilling and smoking meat .

Western Mexican experience, serving the special Mexican dishes .

An interactive horror experience in which you pass and interact with the characters of the scariest movies in the history of cinema in an attempt to become the real hero of the movie... Can you survive and become the hero of horror movies.

The Horror Village is an experience that includes 3 terrifying interactive experiences of mazes and horror houses with the latest technology It combines feelings of fear, adventure, and curiosity in that terrifying deserted city. Feelings and reactions vary within the court, police station, and public prison, and inflame and intensify in the maze adventure in This event includes entry to City Walk and one experience of your choice. 
Normal track tickets can be obtained from within the zone.

Anime village is back with unique shows and experiences that are made for every Anime lover.

An interactive journey which will include 9 different experiences showcasing various concepts but all related to the 1970s. The style, colors and varying aesthetics will be a memorable one that no one will want to miss.

skating rinks that combine traditional roller skating with modern technology and digital interaction, offering an immersive experience. Featuring live DJ performances, interactive lighting displays, vintage arcade games, and more!

Where all of your best activities are under one roof Trampoline, Wall Climbing, Ninja Course, Soft play, VR, Football, delicious snacks and Beverages, and much more…

This event includes the entry of city walk

The most entertaining water activities all in one spot: The adrenaline-infusing Jeddah Waves is here.

- Food and beverages are not allowed from outside the zone.


Experience the American culture diner. Hop in your favorite car and enjoy your movie while your meal is being prepared.

Whether you enjoy spending time with friends or feeling your heartbeat through your chest riding on a jet ski gives you the ultimate experience .

Raghdan Forest is famous for its dense trees and wide green areas that give visitors and hikers enjoyment of its beautiful nature. The forest is located in Al Baha, 4 km north of the city of Al Baha, and is considered one of the most famous forests. It is characterized by its picturesque scenery, its mild weather in summer and rainfall in winter, and its privileged location in the middle of a group of villages within the city of Al Baha.

Raghdan Forest

Al Buwayr Railway Station or Hijaz Railway, is a railway that used to extend from Damascus to Madinah. The main purpose of establishing Hijaz Railway was to link Constantinople, the capital of the Ottoman Empire, and Hijaz region.

Al Buwayr Railway Fort

The construction of the Jubra Hisorical Palace dates back to about 1362 years ago. The palace is characterized by the style of Islamic designs and includes 3 floors and an entrance decorated with beautiful decorations. In the middle of the palace courtyard is a water fountain in what its halls tell the details of the ancient history spanning over the years.

Jubra Hisorical Palace

A journey from the fragrance of the past in the Al Sharif Museum on an area of ​​​​6 thousand square meters of roaming between the halls, shops and kiosks that represent the ways of selling in the past for the city of Taif

Al Sharif Museum

Wadi Lajab is a wonderful and dazzling place with a miraculous nature. It is a huge and gigantic rocky crevice which fresh torrential water erupts along Al-Raith Mountains. It is in the eastern part of Al-Qahar Mountain. It is distinguished by its high altitude of about 800 meters, its narrow width that doesn’t exceed more than 6 meters, and its extreme depth, which is little touched by the sun's rays. With vast green spaces lining its rugged slopes, it is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in Jazan with its world-rare rock fracture with a mixture of various rock formations.

Wadi Lajab

Marid Castle is a historical and archaeological landmark that attracts visitors and tourists, with its location on a mountain or a rocky hill and its height of 600m in Al-Dara’ neighborhood in Duma Al Jandal in Al Jouf region. Its name means “rebellious” in Arabic, the name came about due to its rebellious and impenetrable nature to anyone who tried to invade it, and what increases its archaeological value is its history dating back to the first and second centuries AD, and its design in accordance with the rocky mass on which it is based on. It was originally rectangular, but tends to oval, with curves in its corners, which are buildings, castles, forts and towers.

Marid Castle

Zabal Castle, in its archaeological and splendid form, rests on top of a mountain at the northwestern edge of the city of Sakakah. It is a historical and tourist landmark that attracts visitors and tourists with its wall built of stone and mud, its four towers in its corners, and its age, which dates back to about 400 years. The castle stood as a protector of the city for a long period of time due to the strength of its fortifications and the difficulty of accessing it. The people circulate legendary tales about this castle and its standing steadfast in the face of the invaders who wanted to demolish it due to its strategic importance.

Zabal Castle

Kaf Palace is a historical landmark and one of the old forts on a hill north-east of the village of Al Kaf in the Qurayyat Governorate. It has turned into an important tourist site that attracts and fascinates tourists with its unique heritage and history, in addition to its large area and its proximity to some other archaeological sites, such as the archaeological village of Kaf and the historic Al-Saidi Castle, and it is characterized by its wonderful architectural design, which is characterized by architectural columns, friezes and other wonderful heritage architectural specifications.

Ibn Shalaan Palace- Kaf Palce

Omar bin AlKhattab Mosque is considered one of the most important and oldest ancient mosques in northern Saudi Arabia in the Al-Jawf region, which attracts visitors and tourists, due to its historical value and the exquisite design of its building which represents the building pattern of the first mosques in the era of Islam, and its construction pattern is similar to mosques in the era of the prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and what increases its importance is that it is one of the oldest ancient historical mosques whose design and construction system has not changed.

Omar bin AlKhattab Mosque

Al Jouf Regional Musem fascinates visitors and tourists with its location overlooking the archaeological area of Marid Castle and Omar bin AlKhattab Mosque, may God be pleased with him. It is considered one of the cultural and historical monuments that visitors and tourists visit, as it is a living record that preserves history and heritage, including pieces and exhibits of the historical civilizations witnessed in Al-Jouf region. On an area of 12,000 m2, it presents its exhibits using the latest technologies and museum display methods.

Al Jouf Regional Musem

Lake Duma Al Jnadal is a tourist destination for enjoying sea sports and games, near Duma Al Jnadal Governorate in the Al Jouf region. It is considered the largest artificial lake that has turned into a lake in the middle of the desert, on which water sports and recreational activities are held. It is an ideal place for biodiversity, with an area estimated at about one million and one hundred thousand square meters, with a circumference of 8 km. It is one of the very popular destinations and a special place among both locals and foreign tourists, as it provides them with great opportunities to enjoy an unforgettable time with family or friends and practice water activities such as boating and jet skis, in a refreshing atmosphere and on clear water that captivate visitors, surrounded by a large park with walking paths, seating areas, games and restaurants.

Lake Duma Al Jnadal

Well-equipped community center for ladies, including well-maintained swimming pools, gym, fitness studio, library, café and meeting rooms.

King Salman Social Center

Al Marjan Island enjoys being one of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Dammam. Where it gives visitors a sense of calm and serenity thanks to its beautiful landscapes and ideal ambiance, the island also includes a large number of colorful umbrellas that help visitors to sit away from the heat of the sun while enjoying watching the most beautiful landscapes. In addition to providing a number of fun games for children that make them have fun amidst the green bushes in an ideal and cheerful atmosphere.

Al Marjan Island

King Abdullah Park is one of the most modern facades that have been designed in a distinctive way, which includes some distinctive services such as restaurants and play areas for children, in addition to being distinguished by some distinctive fountains in the evening, it also contains a theater for celebrations and festivals. The park offers a stunning view of the Arabian Gulf. It is located on the waterfront in Dammam and extends from Layalina Corniche Restaurant in the north to Buhaira Recreational Park in the south. The park is estimated to be about 4 kilometers long and 500 meters wide.

King Abdullah Park

Muraikbat Mountain Park includes trees and shrubs adapted to the site conditions, green areas in low places, seating chairs, umbrellas, children's playgrounds, and a 2-km-long hiking trail around the mountain with corridors inside the park. Basically, it is a municipal park that meets the needs of city walkers and a picnic opportunity for the residents of Al-Muraikbat neighborhood.

Muraikbat Mountain Park

An exhibition to create Taif rose derivatives from Rose fat, rose water, bride's water and hoping for a Taif rose while drinking coffee, drinks and sweets at Al-Shuyoukh Coffee Factory

AlShiokh Factory

AlQurashei Factory is a rose factory, there is a farm, there is a 5-minute TV show about how to make products from roses, side sales, there is a refreshing waterway, and tea with rose water is distributed free of charge

AlQurashei Factory

A distinctive shopping experience in one of the most famous historical markets with various products in the city of Taif from popular clothes and spices and a special fish market for lovers of buying fresh fish

Souq AlBalad

Barzan Palace is a historical palace, located in the city of Hail in the north of the Arabian Peninsula. It is the ruling palace of the Al Ali family and after them the Al Rashid family. Barzan was named for its prominence from the buildings at that time. The palace was left with only the two towers that surrounded it. Barzan Palace was 70 feet high. The palace was built around 1808 AD, by Prince Muhammad bin Abdul Mohsen Al Ali, the second ruler of the Al Ali family in Hail, on an area of ​​more than 300,000 square meters. It consists of three floors, and distributed on the ground floor are the councils, reception salons, gardens, in addition to kitchens, on the second floor are state guest rooms, and on the third floor the ruling family resides.

Barzan Palace

Arif Fort, one of the most important cultural monuments in the Hail region, is said to have been built of stone and mud before 1260 AH - 1840 AD. It was built for the purpose of surveillance, so its construction was simple. Repairs continued until it reached its current form during the era of Saudi rule, when the crescent of the month of Ramadan was observed and the Ramadan cannon was fired from it.

Arif Fort

Naif Palace Archeological Museum in Hail collects archaeological artifacts and rare and ancient tools. Visitors enjoy recalling the past while touring it. It is a spacious ground floor divided into seven parts of different sizes, founded by Saud bin Naif bin Ateeq Al Ramali Al Shammari.

Naif Palace Archeological Museum

Bin Ragosh Historical Palace is one of the historical and tourist attractions in the Kingdom. It is one of the oldest historical palaces with integrated services in the Kingdom. It was built in 1249 AH by Sheikh Jamaan bin Ragosh I and by skilled builders from the south of the Kingdom. The palace constitutes a heritage block integrated geographically and culturally, and this is what qualified the palace to be a prominent archaeological landmark for the visitors to explore pages from the history of this ancient area, in addition to the fact that the palace is a unique model in which all the heritage and architectural elements that characterize the Al Baha region gather. The palace consists of five large houses.

Bin Ragosh Historical Palace

Shada Mountain Reserve is one of the largest nature reserves in Saudi Arabia, with an area of 68.62 square kilometers in Al Baha region. It is one of the most attractive places for tourists who want to spend an exceptional time in the heart of nature, where they can watch animals, enjoy the aroma of aromatic plants, climb mountains, explore monuments and caves engraved with drawings and inscriptions dating back more than 3000 years, and cycling among the scenic granite mountains.

Shada Mountain Reserve

Al Malad Castle is one of the distinctive tourist places in the city of Al Baha, which is frequented by visitors and tourists. The castle was built in the past by two brothers for the purposes of military surveillance in order to protect the village. They also made it a site for storing food, and when you visit it you will notice a small building used by village chiefs to conclude reconciliation agreements between tribes and conduct commercial deals due to its important location on the trade route leading to Asir.

Al Malad Castle

Prince Mishari bin Saud bin Abdulaziz Park is one of the best parks in the city of Al Baha. It is located near the Raghadan Forest and is characterized by pleasant and moderate weather most days of the year. Some parts of the park are considered a nature reserve, and there are sessions and pergolas for visitors and hikers, and there are vast green spaces where you can spend quality time with family and friends, walking and exercising, There are also many usual children's playgrounds, areas to play football, and some electric games suitable for adults and children alike.

Prince Mishari bin Saud bin Abdulaziz Park

Prince Hussam Park is an outlet for the residents and visitors of the city of Al Baha, and it is one of the most beautiful parks in the city, and It includes a huge fountain decorated with many colors in the evening and spread around its chairs and seats suitable for sitting and exchanging conversations with a friend. In addition to the presence of games for children in the form of palaces and buildings from the world of imagination.

Prince Hussam Park

Barzan market has a historical value as one of the old markets in the Hail region. It is located near the old Barzan Mosque and the site of Barzan Palace, which is a destination for visitors to enjoy a historical place that blends heritage with shopping, it displays goods and merchandise of all kinds, including: clothes, perfumes, cosmetics, food products, as well as herbal shops, furniture and home utensils shop. It is characterized by being one of the most prominent markets in the region that are visited by visitors and tourists, and the most crowded with shoppers, as it is the economic front and the destination of many merchants and shoppers.

Barzan Market

Awqat Saeeda Theme Park is one of the most important tourist and recreational places in Jazan, which is frequented by many citizens to have fun with their kids. The theme park is characterized by the presence of vast green areas, places to sit and many varied games, where children and adults can play and enjoy their time, and visitors can also have delicious meals and favorite drinks with the family.

Awqat Saeeda Theme Park

Hijaz Railway Museum is an archaeological museum in Madinah. The museum was established in the month of Rajab 1419 AH. Hijaz Railway Museum allows its visitors to learn about the heritage of Madinah and highlights the heritage value of the historical components that abound in the region, the museum contains 14 halls that display the history and heritage of Medina from ancient times until today.

Hijaz Railway Museum

Quba Castle is one of the archaeological castles in Madinah and one of the largest castles in it.

Quba Castle

Sadd Albint is an archaeological historical water dam, dating back to the pre-Islamic period. The dam is located southeast of the village of Al-Thamd in the south of the Khyber Governorate. The dam is 250 meters long and 30 meters high.

Sadd Albint

Urwa Bin Zubair Palace is located on the banks of Wadi Al-Aqiq in the west of Medina. The palace contains a well dug by Urwa bin Al Zubayr after he built his palace and reclaimed his land, along with two other wells, the Al-Asilah well and the Saqaya well on the bank of the valley. The palace and the watering wells are still present. to today.

Urwa Bin Zubair Palace

Juman Park is distinguished by its vast green spaces. It is a garden suitable for all family members, rich in greenery. Head to the mini golf, tennis, and volleyball courts, children's playgrounds, swimming pool, bike and exercise stations, and amphitheater, or simply lay on the grass and enjoy a fun picnic. The park is fully equipped to accommodate hundreds of families, as it includes a public car park and has easy access to the city's restaurants overlooking the beach, the Marina Promenade, and the Juman Karting track.

Juman Park

Al-Rifai House is an archaeological museum on the island of Farasan and it’s owned by Al-Rifai family. It attracts a large number of visitors who are interested in history for its historical value. It features a large main gate characterized by its unique decoration and influenced by the wonderful Islamic art, as well as a seating area displaying the original Arabic calligraphy and a distinctive set of beautiful inscriptions and matching shelves.

Al Rifai House

The historic village of Al-Qassar is one of the most important tourist attractions on the island of Farasan and a destination for visitors and tourists, due to its preservation and documentation of a history dating back about 3000 years, according to the archaeological writings and inscriptions that were found in the village revealing several ancient civilizations, such as the Himyarite civilization and the Roman civilization, and there are more than 400 houses built using local stones, highlighting the history of the region and its monuments that fascinate visitors and tourists.

Qassar Historical Village

Al Saidi Castle is a historical landmark located on the top of Al Saidi Mountain within the village of Kaf near the ancient Kaf Palace in the Qurayyat Governorate in the Al Jouf region. It is located at an altitude of approximately 1000 m, and is one of the most important tourist places and historical destinations in the Kingdom because of its heritage and archaeological importance, as it dates back to the Nabataean period, which was reflected on the interior and exterior design of the castle.

Al Saidi Castle

One visit to King Abdullah Economic City is enough to put a smile on the faces of children and adults alike; It is an ideal destination for adventurers, business travelers, families, and anyone who wants to escape to a city that has it all. At Yam Beach, you can lie on the golden sands and enjoy watching the horizon and blue waves caressing your feet while relaxing to the sound of the sea roaring. Lovers of marine activities can have a unique opportunity to rent a rowboat or play volleyball on the beach as the sun sets. Located in the Bay La Sun district, the fun hub is a natural shallow pool surrounded by coral reefs, popular with windsurfers and snorkelers, as well as families who prefer to relax under thatched umbrellas.

Yam Beach

Al Khobar New Corniche is considered one of the most important tourism destinations in Al Khobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It attracts many visitors and tourists, due to its recreational places, and natural and touristic elements. Al Khobar New Corniche extends in the Kingdom over a large area of ​​11 square kilometers. The Corniche overlooks the Arabian Gulf Sea, allowing its visitors to enjoy a wonderful view of the sea. The Corniche also has a variety of cafes and restaurants, which serve the most delicious and delicious food. In addition, green spaces, gardens, and palm trees are spread along the Corniche. All of this made Al Khobar New Corniche in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia one of the most prominent and important tourist destinations in Saudi Arabia.

New Corniche

Khobar Seafront is an area rich in marine life, and visitors will find turtles, crabs, mollusks, and others during their wanderings. This frontage is distinguished from other beaches in the city by the presence of many facilities in it, as visitors will find swimming pools, shower rooms, clean toilets, and luxury restaurants. This facade also features 24-hour lifeguards. The interface can be easily reached by public transportation.

Khobar Seafront

King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) is a cultural center owned by Saudi Aramco and is located on the same site where the Well of Khair, the first oil spring in Saudi Arabia, was discovered in the city of Dhahran. The design of King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture comes in the form of a group of monoliths that include a modern library, a center for innovation, an oasis for children, which is the first museum of its kind for children in the Arab world, a natural history museum, art halls, and an archive center, and in its middle rises the Knowledge Tower, which offers educational programs for pioneers of all ages.

King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra)

The Energy Exhibit is one of the exhibitions of the Ithra Rich Museum, This exhibition explains the great economic and cultural change that took place in the Arabian Gulf in general and in Saudi Arabia in particular with the discovery of oil in the region. It shows the livelihoods of the ancient local people and the livelihoods of modern local people after the twentieth furnace. This exhibition is divided into several sections, as there is a three-dimensional theater that allows visitors to explore the world of oil and learn about past and present achievements through interactive displays. Visitors will also find technology workshops, guided tours, and much more.

The Energy Exhibit

Among the most important discoveries in AlUla is the city of Dadan, the capital of the kingdoms of Dadan and Lehyan. The city, which was built precisely of stone and sits on a valley oasis, dates back to the late ninth and early eighth centuries BC (Dadan Kingdom) and the fifth - second century BC (Lihyan Kingdom).

Dadan

Elephant Rock is one of the geological wonders in AlUla desert. It is a huge rock 50 meters above the ground, and is characterized by its unique shape that resembles a huge elephant.

Elephant Rock

AlUla Old Town located in the west of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in AlUla governorate of Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah region. It is called Al-Deira, and there are old heritage buildings, mosques and markets, dating back about 7 centuries, and it is 22 kilometers from Mada'in Saleh.

AlUla Old Town

AlUla Fort dates back to the sixth century BC. Due to its historical importance, the castle has been restored many times over the years to preserve it. The castle is 45 meters high and offers visitors a beautiful panoramic view of the city of AlUla.

AlUla Fort

Al Usood Cemetery (Lions Cemetery) is a group of ancient tombs carved on its facade with a drawing of four lions, about 25 km south of Madain Saleh. Its history dates back to the fifth century BC, i.e. in the first period of the Dadan Kingdom, which ruled the region at that period

Al Usood Cemetery

Fakieh Aquarium provides an education and entertainment by presenting the wonders of the underwater environment of the Red Sea and marvels brought from other seas and oceans around the world.
With more than 200 species including Sharks, Groupies, String Rays, Napoleon Wrasse, Sea Horses, Murrays amongst others, the Fakieh Aquarium aim to continue expanding the sea world life with the introduction of the unique Sea Dragon later on this year.
Families can also enjoy the amazing Dolphin and Seal Lion show everyday, and later on this year, they will the the opportunity to swim with the Dolphins.

Park-Fakieh Aquarium

This glamorous construction, one of the most distinctive symbols of Jeddah. The Floating Mosque was built in 1985 on a water surface, with bases planted under the surface of the sea. It is marked by its bright white color and its turquoise dome which paints a wonderful scene especially when the sun shines on it to reflect the beauty of architecture.

Al Rahma Floating Mosque

Al Balad, which refers to the “Historical District” in Jeddah, was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014. Some would describe it as an interactive open-air museum of sorts.

Al Balad

The Jeddah Waterfront, also known as the Jeddah Corniche, is one of the city’s biggest attractions. Spanning the coastline, the corniche features beaches, parks, play areas for kids, dancing fountains and dedicated sports and fishing areas.

Jeddah Waterfront

Masheet palaces can be considered one of the most treasured landmarks in Saudi Arabia. The architectural design of Palaces, which is engraved in all of its structures, exemplifies the finesse of Saudi Arabia 's cultural and artistic heritage.

A'l Mushait Palaces

Al Basta District is one of the oldest districts in the city of Abha, and it is located on the banks of the valley, linked by an old Ottoman bridge to the Justice Park on the other side of the valley. And they offer what they have for sale until the neighborhood was named by that name

Al Basta District

AL Ekas Village is located on Al-Soudah road surrounded by one of the largest valleys in which the fathers and grandfathers built tall buildings with their hands in which they lived for nearly 300 years. Scholars and judges came out of it from a school that was called Al-Mamlama, and it represents a pattern of architecture in the Asir region, which is the pattern of multi-storey stone buildings.

AL Ekas Village

Al Makhad Village is located about 9 km west of the city of Abha, and the mosque is 2800 m above sea level. It is a fortified stone village interspersed with a wall with four gates, and in the middle is the historic Al-Mukhad Mosque, whose construction dates back to the year 253 AH and in which prayers are still held until now.

Al Makhad Archeological Village

Al Naseb District is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city of Abha, it includes a heritage mosque built in 1279 AH and there is an old water well inside. It is placed between your muddy courses to protect the building from rain, and the extent of these rows increases as the course height increases

Al Naseb District

Al-Qabil Bridge was built to connect  Al Manazer and Al-Qabil neighbohoods that are separated by the Abha Valley. The bridge, which is built with stones, is distinguished by its unique design. It is 32 meters long and 6 meters wide. It currently connects Al Adl Park with the heritage buildings in the Basta neighborhood.

Al-qabil Bridge

Boulevard is one of the premium luxury destination in Abha and it is highly recomended for thos seeking execlusive fassion, elite brands and stylish outdoors refined by nature, exotic by choice, it boasts 36 luxurious and renowned boutiques such as the Flagships Prada, Gucci and Armani signatures, providing a high-end retail collection for Ladies, Men and kids.

Boulevard

Lahag historical Palace is a building consisting of three floors with its annexes, located in the village of Al-Dara, about 8 km east of the city of Abha. It has been restored by the traditional methods of the area and has been operated as a tourist resort with a heritage character

Lahag historical Palace

Malik Historical Palace consists of four floors and an annex. The palace was built of mud and stone called Al-Raqf, as is the nature of the usual Asiri building. The palace occupies a total area of ​​1500 m and its height is about 20 meters. And the shelf for storing grains, a bedroom for the sheikh, and a small room next to the Raba’a for storing ghee and honey, and it belongs to the sheikhs of Bani Malik Asir

Malik Historical Palace

Rijal Almaa Hertiage Village and Museum is a prominent tourist destination imbuing with history and tradition. It has breathtaking views and stunning sceneries that made it one being of the UNESCO world heritage sites.


Rijal Alma Hertiage Village and Museum

Shamsan Castle is located to the northeast of the city of Abha. It was built on top of Mount Shamsan, which is about 2300 m above sea level. It dominates the road coming from Aqabat Shaar in the north, as it is the main road that connects the city of Abha with the northern regions. Hence, the construction of the fortress on this site has a military importance in blocking the way for any attack that would storm the city from the north. For this reason, the Turkish governor, Muhyi al-Din Pasha, became aware of the importance of fortifying the north of the city of Abha, so he issued orders to build this fortified fortress at the top of Jabal Shamsan, and it continued to perform its military mission until the Turks left Asir in 1337 AH / 1918 AD. (1352 AH / 1933 AD).The Saudi forces needed to use it and put a military garrison in it after they had restored the parts that had been demolished before, and added some of the necessary building units. And it remained in use for a short period of six to seven years, and then it was abandoned until the present time

Shamsan Castle

The Heritage Village in Jazan is an archaeological and tourist area rich in recreational activities and events that highlight the ancient history of Jazan. The village, which is located on the southern Jazan Corniche, forms a destination for visitors and tourists with its historical value and recreational activities. It includes small shops selling handicrafts, archaeological areas, a mountain house full of old furnishings and tools, and a Farasany house at sea.

Jazan Heritage Village

Al Qarah Mountain is one of the most prominent natural attractions in Al-Ahsa. It was registered in the World Heritage List in 2018 after the Al-Ahsa Oasis was included in the list.

Al Qara

House of Allegiance is a historic house located in the Kut neighborhood of Hofuf. It is the home of Abd al-Latif bin Abd al-Rahman al-Mulla, the head of the Al Mulla family. The house witnessed the allegiance of the people of Al Ahsa to King Abdulaziz and their accession to the Saudi state in 1913

Bayaa

Dammam waterfront is one of the most important tourist attractions for the city's residents and visitors from various regions or those passing by, the place is characterized by the extended green beach areas and other public and service facilities.

Dammam Sea Front

Baeshen House is more committed to the traditional architecture style. The main facade of the house faces the main street from the eastern side, and there is a majlis on the side that overlooks the street, and another majlis on the northern side. As for the eastern facades, it contains the rafters that form the outer surface and sliding partitions of hard wood from the inside. Its task is to repel dust and dust carried by the winds coming from the north-east, and there is a rebound in the outer wall in the central sector of the building above the entrance in the form of a large balcony for sleeping, and to increase the air movement inside the house, which cools it by evaporation.

Ba eshin House

Al Shallal Theme Park or Al Shallal Park is a park located in the city of Jeddah. The recreational park covers an area of ​​about 60,000 square meters, on the Jeddah Corniche. These films appear on the gates of schools and universities, where there is a movie theater. In the garden there is a chapel and an emergency clinic.

Alshalal

This museum was founded by Abdul Raouf Khalil in 1996, it not only presents the rich Islamic cultural heritage of the city but also its pre-Islamic history that goes back to 2500 years; it traces the various civilizations that inhabited the region. Located in the downtown district, it boasts of large collection of items and artifact.

Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum

The Matbouli House Museum is a privately owned property located in Al-Qassani Alley in the Al-Balad district of Jeddah. This museum was a traditional home of the Hejazi merchant, which has since been converted into a museum. It is approximately 400 years old and was designed in the urban architectural style when built.

Matbouli House Museum

Shada Village

The northern corniche in Jazan is one of the most important recreational destinations in the city, it is characterized by many urban features and green spaces that are attractive areas for residents and visitors to enjoy a distinct beach atmosphere.

Northern Corniche

The southern corniche in Jazan is located close to King Faisal Sports Stadium on a longitudinal beach that is a vital outlet for the city. It is also characterized by the availability of many recreational facilities for children and youth, such as horse arenas, skating rinks, and others.

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