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Jeddah, the second-largest city in Saudi Arabia, is a vibrant coastal metropolis on the Red Sea. Known as the “Bride of the Red Sea,” it serves as a major commercial hub and the principal gateway to Mecca, Islam’s holiest city. Jeddah blends modern architecture and ancient history, with its stunning Corniche, towering skyscrapers, and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Al-Balad (Old Jeddah). The city is renowned for its diverse cuisine, bustling souks, and warm hospitality, making it a unique destination that bridges tradition and modernity in the Kingdom.
Sun and Sea
- Jeddah Corniche – Waterfront promenade with sculptures, restaurants, and recreational areas.
Cultural Experiences
- Al-Balad (Old Jeddah) – Historic district with traditional architecture and bustling souks.
- Nassif House Museum – A beautifully restored 19th-century mansion showcasing traditional architecture and offering insights into Jeddah’s history and culture.
- Tayebat City Museum – Showcases Saudi heritage through artifacts and replicas.
Modern Marvels
- King Fahd’s Fountain – World’s tallest fountain, spectacularly lit at night.
- Kingdom Centre – Iconic skyscraper with a sky bridge offering panoramic city views.
Family Fun
- Al-Shallal Theme Park – Amusement park with rides, games, and an ice rink.
- Fakieh Aquarium – Home to over 200 species of marine life.
Shopping and Entertainment
- Red Sea Mall – Largest shopping center in Jeddah with stores, restaurants, and a cinema.
Religious Sites
- Al Rahma Mosque (Floating Mosque) – A stunning mosque built over the water, giving the illusion that it is floating on the Red Sea, popular for both prayer and sightseeing.
- King Saud Mosque – The largest mosque in Jeddah, known for its grand architecture and capacity to hold thousands of worshippers.
