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Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum
A city within a city, the Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum is a part of the International Tayebat City of Science and Knowledge and is a must when visiting Jeddah. Showcasing some of Jeddah’s most spectacular architecture, it consists of over...
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Al Masmak
“Al masmak” means a high, strong and thick building—a fitting name for this fort made of clay and mud brick at the heart of Riyadh’s Old Quarter. In 1902, King Abdulaziz captured the fortress and took control of Riyadh, unifying...
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Al-Balad and Nassif House
Al-Balad is Jeddah’s famously preserved Old Town, which dates back to the 7th century and is now a designated World Heritage site beloved for its winding, cobbled streets and striking carved-wood tower homes. Here, you can also explore the Nassif...
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AlUla Old Town
AlUla’s charming Old Town is the region's former medieval citadel (dating back to the 10th century) that currently being restored, with part remaining preserved in a wonderful display of traditional architecture, and part transforming into a modern pedestrian thoroughfare, with...
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At-Turaif District in Diriyah
Diriyah is the birthplace of the first Saudi State and the original seat of power for the kingdom’s Al Saud family. Here, you can get an inside look at the massive restoration project of the ancient city that is underway...
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Dadan and Jabal Ikmah
The extraordinary archaeological site of Dadan was the ancient kingdom of the Lihyanite and Dadanite civilizations. Built near an oasis and important trade routes, Dadan was one of the most developed 1st millennium BCE cities in northern Arabia. The site...
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Desert X
Desert X is a free, international, open-air contemporary art exhibition which opens for a limited time. In 2022, it opened from February 11 to March 30 and took the international art community by storm. Each artist represented at Desert X...
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Dinner in a Local Home
Every house in Saudi Arabia has a unique story to tell. Indagare can arrange an authentic dinner at a local Saudi home, where you can learn about Arabian hospitality and tradition while dining on Saudi delicacies.
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Elephant Rock (Jabal Alfil)
Elephant Rock is one of AlUla’s most famous sites—a natural rock formation in the middle of the desert that bears a staggering resemblance to the shape of an elephant. Enjoy a taste of local culture at the stylish desert lounge...
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Harrat Viewpoint
A drive through the black lava stone terrain of Harrat Uwayrid ends at the most spectacular viewpoint in AlUla. Not only the idea; spot for views of Dadan, AlUla Old Town, AlUla Fort and the oasis, the sunset viewing here...
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Hegra
Also known as Mada’in Salih or Al-Hijr, Hegra is AlUla’s star monument and Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient Nabataean city is a sister to Petra—but feels even more “lost.” It contains 110 elaborately stone-hewn carved classical...
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Helicopter Tour
See the sites of AlUla from above in an unforgettable helicopter tour of the region. On this 30-minute tour, the helicopter (which seats five people max) flies over Hegra, Dadan, the Old Town, Maraya, Elephant Rock and more.
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Jeddah Corniche
Jeddah's nearly 20-mile waterfront promenade winds along the Red Sea and is the location for several luxury hotels, in addition to being a popular spot for locals and travelers alike for scenic strolls and picnics. The area was developed in...
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Madrasat Addeera
In the building that formerly housed Saudi’s first school for girls, visitors will now find an arts and traditional crafts hub called Madrasat Addeera, where local Saudi artisans are schooled in heritage and craft. In 2019, the building was taken...
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Maraya
A short drive from Habitas AlUla and the AlUla Old Town, the mirrored mirage Maraya is a new venue in AlUla designed for concerts and other art and culture events (plus, it’s the largest mirrored building in the world). On...
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National Museum of Saudi Arabia
Located in the al-Murabba neighborhood of Riyadh, The Saudi National Museum is the Kingdom’s largest museum. The exhibits cover Arabian prehistory, history, culture and art from Neolithic rock art to replicas of the buildings of old Jeddah.
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Princess Noura Farm
Indagare can arrange special visits to Princess Noura Farm in AlUla for dinner. Princess Noura is the mother of Prince Mansour Bin Abdullah Bin Jalawi Al-Saud, and she has owned and managed this farm since 1990. The experience commences with...
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Red Sea Boat Excursion
Spend a half or full day out at sea on a luxury boat cruise in the Red Sea. After approximately 45 minutes of sailing, the typical first stop is at a swimming and snorkeling location, where travelers can enjoy time...
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Sharaan Nature Reserve
When you picture the red sand deserts of the Middle East, you might as well be picturing the Sharaan Nature Reserve. The reserve is 579 square miles of red sand, sprawling desert, soaring red-rock canyons and valleys. It is also...
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Sky Bridge
Sky Bridge is located at the top of the city’s fourth tallest building, the Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh at Kingdom Center. This observation deck is equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows that allow for incredible views of the city. Entry tickets are...
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The Boulevard Riyadh City
Meet Saudi Arabia’s Time Square, the Boulevard Riyadh City. This open-air mall is a recreational and commercial complex filled with stores, restaurants and cafes, as well as an arcade, movie theater and much more. An entry ticket (SAR 25) is...
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The Mudhouse, Turquoise Mountain Foundation
In Riyadh, Indagare can arrange a visit to the Mudhouse, the home of the Turquoise Mountain Foundation in Saudi Arabia. Established in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III, Turquoise Mountain works in Afghanistan, Myanmar, Saudi Arabia and Jordan to...
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U-Walk
The U-Walk, also known as University Avenue, stretches along the Prince Turki Al-Awal street in Riyadh. This strip is home to many clothing stores, coffee shops and restaurants, including both local and international chains—there is even a Sarabeth’s.