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Places to see

The Murabba Palace

also known as Qasr al Murabba. It served as the residence and court of King Abdul Aziz, the founder of modern Saudi Arabia

The National Museum

help to explore centuries of Arabian prehistory, history, within striking modernist architecture and flower-wreathed gardens

Sky Bridge

Is the sixth tallest skyscraper in Saudi Arabia. Completed in 2002, this 99-storey building rises 302.3 meters in the sky and overtook Faisaliyah Tower as the tallest tower in Saudi Arabia, however, it has since been surpassed by five other buildings but remains the most iconic building in the Riyadh skyline.

Masmak Fortress

Built in 1865 during the Second Saudi State, the fortress was given the name Masmak the Arabic word for a tall, strong building with thic walls. It was the main base for the defense of Riyadh. When AL Rasheed family took control, the Saud Family were forced to flee into exile in Kuwait. There they remained until 1902.Abdul Rahman Al-Saud arrived in Riyadh accompanied by 63 men He told 23 of them to wait at the border in case the mission failed,then entered the capital where he recapture the fortress and with it Riyadh

Diriyah

Was the former residence of the Saudi Arabia royal family (1727- 1818) and is one of top-notch tourist places in Riyadh. Explore the whimsical essence of Riyadh at this enthralling desert village which is also a panoramic UNESCO heritage site. Upon entering tourists will walk through cobbled narrow pathways lined with verdant lancing palm trees rendering a picture-perfect backdrop for photography

Shaqraa

It is a Saudi governorate, located 180 km north of Riyadh, the largest city in Al- Yamamah state. Was a stopping point on the Riyadh-Taif road before the opening of the new road. Was formed before the advent of Islam.It suffered from the war of the Turks against Bin Saud in the year 1818, when Shaqra people were known for the support of Imam. The Emir of Shaqra, Hamad bin Ghayhab, ordered the people of Shaqra to dig a deep trench around their city. They built a wall on the edge of it. When Shaqra was surrounded by Turkish artillery, its people went up to ambushes from which the Turks were attacked from the walls, which made it difficult for the Turks to advance. The fighting intensified and they could not resist anymore, so the people of Shaqra demanded a truce. It was agreed that the Turks would not enter the city and Shaqra would be secured - provided that the Turks would not be attacked from behind when they advance and that the people would submit to Turkish rule

KAFD

King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) is located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and it is one of its largest ongoing projects, and the only one of its kind in the Middle East. Riyadh will become the economic capital of the Middle East. The center encompasses several sectors and features over 59 skyscrapers. Its area spans 1.6 million square meters and is situated to the north of Riyadh city.The King Abdullah Financial District will be able to accommodate a large  employees from the financial and related sectorsnumber of highly qualified 

The Royal Institute

The Royal Institute works to represent the culture of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by narrating the artistic history and stories of traditional artworks, as well as telling the stories of the artists. Additionally, it preserves the authenticity of these arts and encourages those interested in them to learn, master, and develop these skills

Al-Bassam heritage house

A grand building was built in 1955 using traditional Najdi ventilation and lighting techniques. It covers an area of 3,500 square meters. It's a historical palace including museum and souk. Features 30 rooms spread across two floors, including guestrooms, storage rooms and bedrooms

Buraydah Camel Market

Historically, camels were the main source of transport in Saudi Arabia. Now, being far more technologically advanced, Saudis value the camel, both for its place in the country's cultural past, but also as a thoroughbred racing animal, as well as a reliable source of milk, food and leather.in the outskirts of Buraydah, across two square miles, lies the largest camel market in the world. Every day at six in the morning, the Buraydah camel market comes to life as vendors and buyers exchange riyals for camels,sheep, goats, and goods such as saddles, halters and blankets. The markets are pure chaos, with thousands of camels rattling in their rusty pens,men from all over hoisting their purchases into the back of their pick-up trucks, and the screams of animals mixed with sand, heat, and smell! Most of the camels purchased at the Buraydah market are destined for the slaughter-house, as camel meat is a prized delicacy. At special auctions a thoroughbred camel can be sold for as much as a million dollars. Visitors can enjoy ancient crafts, traditional foods and agricultural produ

Qishla Palace

Qishla Palace, with its beautiful architectural style, is one of the most important urban heritage sites in the center of Ha'il, a city rich in

historical and archaeological landmarks from various eras. It is one of the oldest and largest mud houses in the Arabian Peninsula still

standing today. Built in 1941 during the reign of King Abdulaziz as a military fortress to prepare armies, it has now been transformed into a museum that attracts visitors from all over to explore its corridors.

The historic "A'arif" Fort

is located in the center of Ha'il on an area of 440 square meters. It is situated atop the peak of a mountain with an elevation of 650 meters, known as "A'arif Mountain," from which the fort gets its name. The fort was built for the purpose of monitoring enemies and tracking their movements before they reached the city

Jubbah

The city of Jubbah is one of the largest and most important sites for

 rock inscriptions and carvings in the Kingdom. It serves as an artistic museum of ancient civilizations and a heritage desert tourist

 destination in the region. Jubbah includes some of the oldest

human sites dating back to the Stone Ages, where visitors can see depictions of daily life and the locations where Stone Age humans lived thousands of years ago.

Elephant rock

The "trunk" and "body" of this monolithic red sandstone beast were shaped by natural forces millions of years of wind and water erosionThe beauty of the unrefined structure is enhanced by a landscape of golden sands

Lion Tombs Near Dadan

Dadan was the capital city of the Lihyan and Dadan kingdoms. Thesecivilizations flourished 2000 years ago. The Lihyan kingdom was among the biggest of its time, and it was spread from Madinah in the south toAqaba in the north (Jordan). dadan was an ancient city currently located near Al-Ula. Dadan is widely known for its stunning tombs carved into red rocks.

Visual Art Exhibition

This exhibition brings together the fruits of collaboration betweenthe creative talents of the Al Diriyah School and the AlUla Artist

Residency Program, merging contemporary art masterpieces withtraditional handicrafts to present innovative designs and the finest art pieces.

Old Ula

Dating back to the 12th century, the heritage site is best known for its mud- brick buildings and being an age-old settlement on the pilgrimage route from Damascus to Makkah. Al Ula Old Town

was inhabited from the12th century until the 1980s, when its last residents left the ancient village for more modern locales. With nearly 900 houses, 400 shops and five town squares, the Old Town is once again welcoming travelers It contains Masjid Al-Izam, the

restored Friday Mosque believed to have been visited by the

Prophet Mohammed

Hegra

The Hegra Archaeological Site is the first World Heritage property to be inscribed in Saudi Arabia. It is the largest conserved site of the civilization of the Nabataeans south of Petra in Jordan. It features well-preserved monumental tombs with decorated facades dating from the 1st century BC to the 1st century AD. The site also features some 50 inscriptions of the pre-Nabataean period and some cave drawings. Al-Hijr bears a uniquetestimony to Nabataean civilization. With its 111 monumental tombs, 94 of which are decorated, and water wells, the site is an outstanding example of the Nabataeans’ architectural accomplishment and hydraulic expertise

Arch Rock

Arch Rock in AlUla is one of the natural heritage sites in the AlUla Governorate in the Medina region, northwest of Saudi Arabia. It is located an hour and a half from the city center and is one of the rock formations in the area that has naturally formed into an arch shape

Uhud mountain

is a battle that took place between Muslims and the Quraish tribe in the third year of migration. The Muslim army was led by the Prophet Muhammad, and the Quraish tribe was led by Abu Sufyan bin Harb. The Battle of Uhud is the second major battle undertaken by Muslims. It occurred on the mount of Uhud

Quba Mosque

is one of the largest mosques in Medina after the Prophet's Mosque. During the prosperous Saudi era, it received significant attention, with its reconstruction and expansion being carried out meticulously while preserving its historical features.

Al Balad

Center before the 1970s oil boom. It served as an ancient trading port and was the primary gateway to the Holy City of Makkah for pilgrims making their blessed journey for Hajj and Ummrah. Today, the town is famous for its ancient architecture and traditional buildings that were constructed using coral stone and decorated with beautiful wooden lattice windows.

Al Tayebat Museum

the building of the museum comprises numerous structural elements, all of which are associated with traditional Hejazi architectural styles. Al Tayebat City Museum is now renowned collection of pre-Islamic artifacts. There is a wonderful tiny mosque inside the premises that is a piece of art in itself. Tourists can purchase souvenirs from one of many antique stores that four levels and about 300 rooms with various history. It features centuries-old oil paintings, rock sculptures, embroideries, traditional Arabic clothing, ceramics, etc

Jeddah Cornish

The new waterfront promenade in Jeddah is considered one of the most important tourist and recreational areas for tourists, residents, and citizens within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The development of the Corniche reflects the country's continuous efforts to prioritize the tourism sector. The new Corniche waterfront is now equipped with a variety of recreational facilities and places for engaging in numerous sporting activities. This is in addition to enhancing the aesthetic appearance of the promenade, making it an exceptionally suitable tourist destination for spending joyful times with family and friends.