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1. Souq al-Thumairi
- Souq al-Thumairi, Deira (next to Masmak Fortress). Also known as Antique Souq, this is Riyadh's most...
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2. Al-Nakheel Shopping Center
- Al-Nakheel, Khozama Centre 7F (next to Al-Khozama Hotel). Though widely acclaimed as the best restaurant...
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3. Janadriyah Cultural Festival
- Janadriyah Festival is one of the major cultural festivals in Riyadh and is celebrated between the12th...
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4. Al-Murabba'a Historical Palace
- Murabba Palace (Qasr al-Murabba), (next to National Museum). (6-9 PM Sun-Fri). This is Riyadh's second...
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5. Riyadh Zoo
- The park is located in the Malaz area, east of Al-Ahsa Street and North Street Musab bin Amir. The zoo...
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6. Diplomatic Quarter
- The Diplomatic Quarter, or DQ as it is popularly known, is home to foreign embassies and international...
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7. Dirab Golf & Country club
- This attraction is a thirty minute drive west of Riyadh. It features a traditional country club layout...
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8. Masmak Fortress
- The heart of old Riyadh, this was the fortress stormed by King Abdul Aziz and his men in their daring...
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9. Tahlia Streets
- Tahlia Street (Arabic: شارع التحلية) (Also called : Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz St.), is an important...
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10. Desert Camping
- Riyadh, which is in the center of the Nejd, the most conservative region of the Kingdom, Desert Exploration...
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The Best of NileGuide
- Considering that Saudi Arabia has neglected tourism for the most part to keep their world separate from the Western ideal of things, it still has many historical sites and collections of history throughout the city for you to visit and soak up. Whether it's centuries old mosques and palaces, or artifacts behind glass that have chronicled the storied history of this corner of the world, Riyadh has many things for the history minded to check out and experience first hand that you won't see anywhere else on Earth. There isn't much to the Saudi countryside as it's vastly uninhabited and hostile for life to survive in, but there are a couple sites a bus ride away from Riyadh that are worth checking out if you want to escape the city life of Saudi Arabia.
