Municipality Museum Jeddah
The Municipality Museum in Jeddah is one the most important and prominent museums in Jeddah. The British Legation during the First World War can be viewed only in the Municipality Museum. This traditional house was restored 200 years back. Red Sea coral was used to built the museum. The traditional interior design of the museum sets the perfect ambiance of a museum. The museum consists of rare photos exhibiting the development of Jeddah.
Souk Alawi Jeddah
The Souk Al-Alawi is Jeddah's biggest traditional market (souk) and livens up the serpentine alleys of the old town. It is ideal for a stroll to soak up the atmosphere of this ancient city and to hunt for souvenirs. On sale are textiles, jewellery, fruit and vegetables, carpets, camel stools, coffee pots and much more. Remember to bargain - with a smile.
Old Jeddah Town
One of the best-kept secrets of Saudi Arabia lies entangled between a bustling port, a busy road system, modern shopping malls and a residential area: the Old Town of Jeddah. Most of the houses in Old Jeddah are 3- to 4-storey buildings, although some constructions tower up to seven stories high over the cobbled streets. Many of the tall and graceful buildings date back to the 19th century. Constructed of coral limestone and decorated with intricately beautiful wooden facades, they form the main attraction of the Old Town.
Nassif House
Is the magnificent ancient mansion recently renovated considered as symbol of Jeddah’s rich past and now used as cultural center where you can attend special lectures by knowledgeable people. Interior of the houses is like in bygone days. Something interesting that they used trained camels to go up and down the five floors of the building carrying goods. It has 106 rooms and the art work some of the rooms contain is admirable. Besides works on wood, you can see others on tiles as well as Arabic calligraphy. The construction of Nassif House began in 1872 and it was finished by 1881 for Sheikh Omar Nassif. This house belonged to the Nassif family until 1975.
North Corniche Jeddah
Jeddah Corniche is a pride of the flourishing Saudi era. It is a cultural landmark of Jeddah City.
The fashionable and magnificent North Corniche is a must-see location for any visitor to this vibrant and invigorating city. From the outset, the development of the Corniche was directed towards creating an integrated recreational area. There are several striking features to this wonderful Corniche: sea pools created by loops described by the road, foot piers to cross the coral reef and admire the sea and several mosques located by the sea or on islands. The North Corniche is certainly a major showpiece offering many unique attractions. The striking Fatima Mosque, situated right on the Red Sea, is one of its most beautiful and impressive sights by day or night. This unmistakable landmark is located towards the northern end of the beach.
Red Sea Shopping Mall Jeddah
The Red Sea Mall is set to become one of Jeddah's premier international, local tourism and entertainment destinations. State of the art architectural masterpiece that has a big number of stores to fulfill the family's desire to have everything they want under one roof. The mall includes many global & local brands as well as a large variety of restaurants and coffee shops that are located in two different areas.