Find out about Saudi Arabia’s rich language, heritage and traditions.
Learn MorePublic etiquette in Saudi Arabia is informed by our cultural heritage and Islamic religion, and underpinned by values that are familiar to people everywhere.
Learn MoreWith 13 international airports, served by a wealth of international carriers, getting to and around the Kingdom couldn’t be easier.
Learn MoreA first-rate transportation system connects Saudi Arabia’s provinces and cities, serving millions of people each day.
Learn MoreSaudi Arabia has four distinct seasons and a climate that varies between regions. Read on for a seasonal overview of the Kingdom’s weather.
Learn MoreCurrency exchange and transactions are easy in Saudi Arabia. Its national currency is the Saudi riyal (ر.س SAR), which is subdivided into 100 halala.
Learn MoreTo guarantee a safe and hassle-free stay in Saudi, here are the country's most important emergency numbers, useful contacts and telephone codes.
Learn MoreSet aside a day to explore centuries of Arabian prehistory, history, culture and art.
Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh is a modern-day metropolis, complete with towering skyscrapers and a 99-floor sky bridge.
Welcome to Ad Dir’iyah, birthplace of the first Saudi state, historical crossroads of pilgrims and traders.
As the former home and court of King Abdul Aziz, Riyadh's Al Murabba Palace is a monument to the city’s captivating past.
Hidden in the heart of the Najd, an oasis-dotted region 200 km northwest of Riyadh, lies Ushaiger Heritage Village.
Be amazed and inspired at Saudi Arabia’s leading centre for arts and culture.
A desert oasis of shady palm groves and crystal clear springs.
With its long stretches of sandy beaches and cool walkways, Jeddah Corniche has always been one of the city’s attractions.
Set aside a day to explore centuries of Arabian prehistory, history, culture and art.
Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh is a modern-day metropolis, complete with towering skyscrapers and a 99-floor sky bridge.
Welcome to Ad Dir’iyah, birthplace of the first Saudi state, historical crossroads of pilgrims and traders.
As the former home and court of King Abdul Aziz, Riyadh's Al Murabba Palace is a monument to the city’s captivating past.
Hidden in the heart of the Najd, an oasis-dotted region 200 km northwest of Riyadh, lies Ushaiger Heritage Village.
Be amazed and inspired at Saudi Arabia’s leading centre for arts and culture.
With its long stretches of sandy beaches and cool walkways, Jeddah Corniche has always been one of the city’s attractions.
The Edge of the World is aptly named. Reached through winding desert trails that run along a ridge of the Tuwaiq escarpment, this spectacular spot offers uninterrupted views across the barren valley floor and to the horizon, seen from the edge of a sheer precipice.
Riyadh is home to some of the Kingdom's most fashionable cafés. Here's our pick of six of the capital's best.
From traditional Arabic bakeries to Parisian-style cafés, wake up to the region's best breakfast options.
Jeddah is a city used to welcoming the world, and in doing so, feeding it too. Here's our guide.
Beethoven was and remains synonym with virtuosity and artistry. At "Winter at Tantora" we revitalize his legacy and bring his most famous masterpieces to life by artists such as Renaud Capuçon, Litt Armstrong, Edgar Moreau, Adrien La Marca, and Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse.
Time to train your chuckle muscles! The iconic star of Saudi comedy, Nasser Al-Qasabi finally returns after an absence of 30 years. Performing in Comedy Theatre Al-Kulayb, the master of laughs will surely make the biggest grumps LOL.
Winter at Tantora celebrates one of the world’s greatest composers, Beethoven. On the 250th anniversary of his birth, artists Capuçon, Kit Armstrong, Edgar Moreau, Guillaume Chilemme, Adrien La Marca and the Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse perform a memorable homage to the famous composer’s work. The skies will light up with the Al-Ula Balloon Festival and Evening Glow Show.