About Jeddah

 

About Jeddah:

Jeddah, known as the Bride of the Red Sea, is one of the most beautiful and significant cities in Saudi Arabia. Located on the kingdom's western coast, it serves as the gateway to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. Jeddah seamlessly blends ancient history with modernity, making it a unique tourist destination.

What Makes Jeddah Special?

 

Waterfront: Jeddah's Corniche stretches along the coast, offering stunning natural views, upscale restaurants, and various entertainment facilities. It is an ideal place for strolling and relaxation and features the King Fahd Fountain, one of the tallest fountains in the world.

 

Historic City: Al-Balad, or Old Jeddah, is renowned for its traditional markets and historical buildings with unique architecture. You can explore its narrow streets and discover traditional houses built from coral stone. Famous historical houses like Naseef House and Jummoom House are also located here.

 

Shopping Centers: Jeddah boasts many luxurious shopping malls such as Mall of Arabia and Red Sea Mall, providing exceptional shopping experiences with a variety of cafes and fine dining options.

 

Culture and Arts: Jeddah hosts numerous cultural and artistic events, including art exhibitions and annual festivals such as the Historic Jeddah Festival and the Red Sea International Film Festival. The city is also home to many museums like the House of Balad Museum and the Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum.

 

Cuisine: Jeddah is famous for its diverse cuisine, where you can savor delicious dishes ranging from fresh seafood to traditional Saudi dishes like Kabsa and Mandi.

 

Sports and Recreation: Jeddah is a prime destination for sports and recreation, featuring numerous modern sports facilities and entertainment venues. The city hosts various international sports events, including this year's billiards tournament. These events reflect Jeddah's commitment to promoting sports and entertainment, making it a prominent sports hub.