The Royal Institute
The Royal Institute works to represent the culture of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by narrating the artistic history and stories of traditional artworks, as well as telling the stories of the artists. Additionally, it preserves the authenticity of these arts and encourages those interested in them to learn, master, and develop these skills
The Masmak Fortress and AL- Thumairi Gate
The Masmak Fortress, a mudbrick fort located in the heart of the Saudi capital, Riyadh, is originally named Al-Masmak Palace due to the thickness of its floors and side walls. It recapture by King Abdul Aziz represents the initiation of the 1'st Saudi state.
Al-Thumairi road and gate, is considered one of the most important heritage landmarks in the Kingdo.
It is distinguished by its traditional appearance and the antiques, collectibles, and various goods sold there. As the oldest street in the city, it has become one of the most famous shopping streets in the capital. It attracts passersby with its offerings of valuable and antique items, and visitors can find shops selling handmade crafts
The National Library
The King Fahd National Library is a national library located in Riyadh, the capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Its establishment was announced during the ceremony held to mark King Fahd's accession to the throne in 1403 AH (1983 CE). It was initiated by the residents of Riyadh, and construction of the library building began in 1406 AH (1986 CE).
Wadi Hanifa
Wadi Hanifa is a valley located in the Al-Aridh region of Najd, in the central region of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which is now part of the Riyadh region. Since ancient times, civilized tribes have settled along its banks, engaging in agriculture, trade, and various other handicrafts in walled cities and villages. It stretches for 120 kilometers through the center of Najd, slightly sloping from northwest to southeast.
