Riyadh Holidays
Riyadh is at first glance a modern metropolis, its highways hives of activity amongst urban high-rises. But delve beneath its shiny new facade and the city's fascinating centuries-old history can still be fount within its atmospheric souqs, compelling museums and ancient architecture. Throw in a burgeoning art scene with contemporary settings like Mono Gallery and Noqtah Studio, and this blend of medieval and millennial makes for a beguiling cultural union, one where Saudi Arabia's first roots can be traced, and where its bold future can be envisaged.
WADI NAMAROne of the most famous valleys in Saudi Arabia, Wadi Namar is a favourite tourist spot. Thronged by both tourists and locals alike, this family-friendly destination will captivate you with its magnificent waterfall. So if you want to spend some time away from the chaos of urban life and embrace tranquility, head to Wadi Namar. This attraction is also a bird watcher’s delight! |
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AL MURABBA PALACEA real treat for history enthusiasts, Al Murabba Palace is one of the most prominent historical monuments of Riyadh. Built in the traditional Najdean style, this palace has witnessed the important stages in the history of the Kingdom. The former home of King Abdul Aziz, it has also hosted many kings and presidents from other countries. |
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KING ABDULLAH PARKWith a large expanse of open spaces enveloped in greenery, scenic beauty and well-maintained pedestrian walkways, King Abdullah Park is an ideal place to rest and unwind. Apart from housing many restaurants, cafés and a mosque, this park also boasts a children's play area. |
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EDGE OF THE WORLD (JEBEL FIHRAYN)The edge of Jebel Fihrayn is dubbed as ‘the edge of the world’ because it o ers a dramatic view from atop! This geological wonder with a stunning landscape has not only attracted adventure lovers, but has also been a hub for many legendary poets such as Zuhair bin Abi Salma and Al A’sha and Jarir, and other poets. Marvel at the enchanting beauty of this natural phenomenon! |
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AD-DIR’IYAHAd Diriyah is a town located north west of Riyadh. It was the original home of the Saudi royal family. Its political and religious role increased, and the region became a thriving economic, political and military hub. At-Turaif in Ad Diriyah is recognised as a UNESCO Heritage Site. The Ad Diriyah Gate Development project, SAR 75 million restoration and development. |
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AL MASMAK FORTRESSAn incredible structure with a huge wall was built using mud and clay. This large fortress is historically significant as it has witnessed the Battle of Riyadh, where Al Saud gained control over Riyadh. After the battle, Masmak Fortress was used to store weapons. But later on it was transformed into a heritage building that showcases the history of Saudi Arabia. |
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SKY BRIDGE AT KINGDOM CENTERFrom a height of 300 meters in the sky of Riyadh, take in a stunning panoramic view of the beauty of the city through highly secure glass panels. These panels let you enjoy the view of the starry nights and contemplate the yellow lights reflected on the streets and buildings of Riyadh from the Sky Bridge. Another way to seize the moment is by taking selfies where the glamour of the city behind you on a clear day. |
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AL KHARRARAH NATIONAL PARKAl Kharrarah National Park, located in the South of Al Muzahimiyah Governorate, West of Riyadh, is your spacious sanctuary to escape from the crowded city. You can relax and sit amid nature, which is full of green landscapes, sand dunes, and a lake formed from rainfall. Wild Sidr trees and annual plants also grow in the park. You will enjoy a serenity-filled family time. |
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THE GLOBE
European, Contemporary - 
Al Faisaliah Tower, King Fahad Road 11491, Riyadh
SULTAN STEAKHOUSE
Steakhouse, Barbecue, Turkish - Hittin, Prince Turki Bin Abdulaziz Al Awwal Road 13513, Riyadh
NAJD VILLAGE
Local cuisine, Middle Eastern - At Takhassusi Street, Al Olaya 12331, Riyadh
TAKYA
Contemporary, Fusion, Middle Eastern, Modern local - Prince Abdulaziz Ibn Musaid Ibn Jalawi Street, As Sulimaniyah 2874 , Riyadh
URTH CAFE
American, Moroccan, Cafe - As Sulimaniyah Street, Prince Muhammad Bin Abdulaziz Road 12243, Riyadh
LUSIN
Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Armenian - Olaya Street, Centria Mall 12241, Riyadh
VOGUE CAFE
Cafe quick bites - Northern Ring Road, Al Aqiq, 13511, Riyadh
HUALAN
Chinese, Asian - Olaya Street, Centria Mall 11672, Riyadh
TOKYO
Japenese, Sushi, Asian - Al Uruba Street, 11323, Riyadh
LAVASH
Lebanese, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern - King Abdul Aziz Road Al Olaya, 12313 Riyadh
PORTERHOUSE
Steakhouse, International, American, Barbecue - Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz Street, King Fahad Road 12313, Riyadh
CHARCOZA GRILL
American, Indian, Mediterranean, South American, Central American - Charcoza, At Taawun, 12477, Riyadh
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Once the Hilal of Ramadan is announced to be seen, the whole kingdom will be covered with joy, and Muslims will exchange congratulations for its arrival. It is one of the best months for Muslims. In Ramadan, Muslims perform the fourth pillar of Islam: fasting, abstaining from food and drink from dawn to nightfall.
When you visit Riyadh during the holy month, Ramadan, the adorned streets with lights and shining lanterns will greet you. The filled masjids with prayers, incense smokes, and packed restaurant tables with traditional Saudi dishes give you a golden chance to explore the local culture and a religious occasion that alter the whole city into a giving and compassionate value.
You can indulge in a religious ambiance in the spaces of Qasr al-Hukm, where you can hear the recitation of the Qur'an throughout the minarets of Imam Turki Bin Abdullah grand mosque; that reach the traditional stores around. Additionally, there are many amazing shopping malls with unique stores, for example, Panorama Mall and Riyadh Park.
Many Riyadh restaurants intend to serve food by opening buffets inside tints, including traditional Saudi dishes such as samosa, lokma, Vimto juice, and dates with Arabic coffee. Hotels participate in making these kinds of buffets amidst spiritual Ramadan ambiances.
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