Jeddah

One of Jeddah's largest mosques, designed by Egyptian architect Dr. Mohamed Raouf Helmy. From above its plan forms the 'Baghdad Star' — an eight-pointed Islamic motif — with a single great dome covering a column-free prayer hall supported by four steel frames.

A stunning seaside area in north Jeddah lining the Sharm Obhur creek, packed with resorts, marine activities, cultural and sports events, and shops. Rent a boat, enjoy the sunset over the waves, or ride a jet ski for an adrenaline rush.

One of the eight historic gates of Jeddah's old wall in the heart of Historic Jeddah. Known as the city's eastern gate facing the Bedouin Souq, it once led funeral processions to Sheikh Al Asad cemetery beyond the wall.

Recognized by Guinness World Records as the tallest fountain in the world. Standing across the Red Sea shore, it was a gift from King Fahd bin Abdulaziz to Jeddah and remains one of the city's most iconic sights.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site (2014) in the heart of Jeddah, with origins reaching pre-Islamic times. Explore the old quarters of Al Mazloum, Al Sham, Al Yaman and Al Bahr, traditional mosques and lively folk souqs.

A 10,000 m² complex of 12 buildings with 18 halls covering Islamic civilizations, King Abdulaziz history, Saudi folk heritage, jewelry, metals and global fine art. Founded by Sheikh Abdul Raouf Hassan Khalil after 45 years of collecting.

Saudi Arabia's only aquarium — a hub for education and entertainment showcasing the wonders of the Red Sea and oceans worldwide. Home to 200+ marine species including sharks, groupers, Napoleon fish, seahorses and moray eels.

The world's second tallest flagpole at 171 m, standing in King Abdullah Square overlooking the North Corniche. The 26,000 m² plaza features the Saudi emblem and 13 lampposts symbolizing the Kingdom's regions.

A complete shopping experience bringing together leading global and local brands, a wide variety of restaurants and cafés, retail stores, and family entertainment facilities.

One of Jeddah's most prominent historical palaces, built in 1289H by Sheikh Omar Effendi Naseef over four years. A landmark of old Hijazi architecture that once hosted kings and princes — including King Abdulaziz for nearly ten years from 1344H.

Also known as 'Al Rahma Mosque', built in 1985 over the sea on submerged foundations. Its turquoise dome and pure white facade fuse Islamic art with traditional architecture, complemented by state-of-the-art lighting and acoustics.

Jeddah's Corniche is one of the most popular destinations year-round, famous for breathtaking sea views, soft sands, and sprawling promenades perfect for walking, sports and family outings.