Local area

Historic old town (Al-Balad) is memorable for its distinctive and tight-knit alleyways, streets, piazzas, and quads, which provide relief from the direct heat of the sun and add to the distinct charm of the city center. Al-Balad is made up of four old quarters: Al-Sham, Al-Mazloom, Al-Bahar, and Al-Yaman. It is home to several famous mosques, such as Al-Basha, Ukash, and Al-Hanafi, each with inspiring architecture and histories spanning centuries.

The main stadium (King Abdullah International Stadium) is used for football, reaching a full capacity of 62,241 spectators. It is the biggest stadium in Jeddah, and the second biggest in Saudi Arabia

Jeddah Corniche has always been one of the city’s main draws. Following a major revamp in 2017, which added three new swimming bays, a winding pier and lush parklands, the area is now a must-see destination, blending seamlessly with Jeddah’s cosmopolitan appeal. Families will love the wide open spaces, where children can burn off steam in the designated playparks or splash about in the fountains. Adults can sign up for a selection of watersports on the beach, and hire bikes and cycle

Enjoy a night of rides and games at Al Shallal Theme Park, one of the most popular amusement parks in Saudi Arabia. This family-friendly park features thrill rides, gentle rides for kids, boat rides, arcade games, and a skating rink.

his aquatic zoo in Jeddah houses over 200 marine species including sharks, stingrays, sea lions, and seahorses.

he mosque was built at the edge of the Jeddah Corniche, a 30-kilometer stretch of coastal land filled with tourist attractions. While it does feature traditional architecture and Islamic art, this floating mosque also has a modern sound and lighting system for worship.

The Jeddah Super Dome (JSD) is a multi-purpose event space located on Madinah Road, west of King Abdullah Sports City, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It will be hosting all local and international exhibitions, conferences and events in the city. With 210m diameter, 46m height, and 34,636 square meters of covered area, the JSD becomes instantly notable for breaking two related building structure records. First, it is now the largest continuous (non-segmented, non-openable) dome