Flights to Riyadh
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Riyadh, the capital and financial centre of Saudi Arabia, is a modern metropolis located on a desert plateau in the centre of the country. While it's known for its business district with gleaming skyscrapers like the Kingdom Centre and Al Faisaliah Centre, Riyadh also offers insight into Saudi Arabia's unique history. Visitors can explore landmarks like the Masmak Fort, a key site in the founding of the modern Saudi state, or delve into the UNESCO World Heritage site of Diriyah, the former capital of the first Saudi state. Beyond the city, adventure awaits at the dramatic cliffs of Edge of the World, a popular spot for stunning sunsets and scenic hikes.
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Airports near Riyadh
Planning a trip to Riyadh? Enjoy flexibility with our selection of 4 airports, which offer different routes and options when travelling to Riyadh.
King Khalid International Airport
Located in Riyadh, this is the main international airport serving the city. It is well-connected to various destinations worldwide and offers a wide range of domestic and international flights.
King Fahd International Airport
Situated in Dammam, which is approximately a 3-hour drive from Riyadh, this airport is another option for travellers. It is the largest airport in terms of area in the world and offers both domestic and international flights.
Bahrain International Airport
Although not within driving distance, Bahrain International Airport is a popular choice for travellers heading to Riyadh. It is located in Manama, Bahrain, and is approximately a 4-hour drive or a short connecting flight away from Riyadh.
Dubai International Airport
While not in close proximity, Dubai International Airport is a major hub in the region and offers numerous flights to Riyadh. travellers can either drive for around 8 hours or take a connecting flight from Dubai to Riyadh.
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Things to do in Riyadh
Discovering the many attractions of Riyadh can be quite a task, so we've narrowed down our top 3:
Kingdom Centre Tower
Soaring 302 meters above Riyadh's skyline, the Kingdom Centre Tower is a must-visit for panoramic views of the city. Take in the high-rise buildings, sprawling desert landscape, and the glimmering skyscrapers in the distance. The tower also boasts a luxurious Four Seasons hotel and a shopping arcade. At the top, the Sky Bridge, a breathtaking bridge connecting the tower's two peaks, offers unparalleled vistas.
Masmak Fort
Step back in time at the historic Masmak Fort, a clay and mudbrick structure that played a pivotal role in Saudi Arabia's history. Built in the 19th century, the fort was the scene of a daring raid in 1902 that re-established the Al Saud dynasty's rule. Explore the fort's labyrinthine corridors, courtyards, and watchtowers, and learn about its significance in the country's development.
National Museum of Saudi Arabia
Journey through Saudi Arabia's fascinating past at the National Museum. This vast museum houses a collection of archaeological artefacts, historical documents, and traditional crafts that showcase the region's extraordinary heritage. Explore exhibits on pre-Islamic Arabia, the rise of Islam, and the development of the Saudi kingdom. The museum also features a stunning hall dedicated to the life and achievements of King Abdulaziz, the founder of modern Saudi Arabia.
