Riyadh

Located in the heart of Ushaiqer Heritage Village, a living window into the past, displaying rare artifacts, photos, traditional tools, clothing, and household items that preserve the Najdi way of life.

A century-old palace next to Al Qasab Mosque, built for Sheikh Abdullah bin Zahem — one of King Abdulaziz's notable men. Restored in 1436H with stunning architecture and a columned courtyard.

Vast salt flats near the western Nafud, featuring sabkhas with flower-like salt formations, valley channels, and fertile surroundding lands famous for wheat cultivation.

Founded in 1987 and reopened world-class, home to 1,300+ animals from 190 species across six themed zones, with interactive experiences including the rare Bongo monkey and a tug-of-war with white lions.

200 km northwest of Riyadh, one of the Kingdom's oldest settlements (1,500+ years). A former pilgrimage stop with springs, palm groves, mud-brick Najdi architecture, and narrow winding alleys.

30 km southeast of Riyadh, a 390-meter deep rock chasm with a year-round freshwater spring. Surrounded by golden rocks — a stunning destination for adventure and photography.

Northwest of Riyadh, a geological wonder where cliff peaks open onto an endless horizon. A perfect destination for adventurers, photographers, and unforgettable desert sunsets.

Houses art and heritage collections of the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies. Preserves human heritage, manages collections, restores manuscripts, and hosts cultural events.

Opened in 1434H with a vast collection of rare heritage artifacts reflecting the Kingdom's history and culture. Welcomes visitors, researchers, and archaeology students.

A 25,000 m² park in the heart of Riyadh featuring miniature replicas of world and local landmarks — from the Eiffel Tower and the Prophet's Mosque to the Great Wall and Hegra.

302 m tall with its iconic sky bridge. Houses luxury shopping, a five-star hotel, world-class restaurants, and a glass observation deck with panoramic views of Riyadh.

One of Riyadh's earliest skyscrapers at 267 m, famous for its golden sphere. Features a luxury hotel, mall, fine dining, and an observation deck.

A premier destination in Diriyah, 15,000 m² overlooking the UNESCO At-Turaif district. Combines fine dining, cafés, and shops with Najdi architecture and walking/cycling paths.

Built by King Abdulaziz in 1939 as his residence and seat of government. A traditional Najdi design with mud-brick walls, palm-wood ceilings, and a central courtyard. Part of the King Abdulaziz Historical Center.

Riyadh's oldest and most famous market (since 1319H), near Al Masmak Fortress. Known for traditional men's clothing, hand-embroidered shemaghs, carpets, incense, perfumes, and antiques.

Iconic site of the 1319H Battle of Riyadh that started King Abdulaziz's unification of the Kingdom. A defensive fortress with thick clay walls and watchtowers, now a museum.

In Al Murabba district, opened in 1419H over 17,000 m² with 3,700+ rare artifacts across eight halls — from prehistory and ancient Arab kingdoms to the Prophet's biography and the unification.

UNESCO World Heritage site in Diriyah, capital of the First Saudi State. Walk among mud and palm-wood palaces and fortresses, exploring Najdi and Islamic architecture.

A cultural institution established in 1392H (1972) dedicated to Saudi history, geography, literature, and heritage. Houses libraries, rare manuscripts, exhibitions, and research centers.

A natural destination south of Riyadh with a lake and waterfall — an ideal spot for picnics and photography in a peaceful setting.

An aviation museum documenting the Royal Saudi Air Force from its founding by King Abdulaziz to today, with real aircraft, models, weapons, uniforms, and military decorations.

A unique destination bringing 10 countries together in one place, featuring the world's largest man-made lake with boats connecting 11 stations, 'The Sphere' — the world's largest spherical theater — and rides for all ages.

An enchanting amusement park with 3 themed zones taking visitors on a fairy-tale journey featuring flamingos, colorful butterflies, and magical trees.

A massive entertainment destination at the heart of Riyadh: luxury shopping, global dining, a wax museum with 44 figures, tennis & golf, karting, an ice zone, the Middle East's largest cinema, and Bench Mark & Rotana theaters.

One of Riyadh's largest projects and a leading Middle Eastern financial hub, featuring 59+ skyscrapers and a modern architectural icon in the north of the city.