It's a bustling metropolis and the commercial hub of Saudi Arabia. It seamlessly blends modernity with tradition. Key attractions include:

• Kingdom Centre: An iconic skyscraper with a Skybridge offering panoramic views.

• Diriyah: A UNESCO World Heritage site with historic mud-brick architecture.

• National Museum: Showcasing Saudi Arabia’s heritage and culture.

• Weather: Riyadh experiences a hot desert climate with scorching summers and mild winters.

Riyadh "The Capital" is the largest city in Saudi Arabia, situated in the heart of the Arabian Peninsula. Its name is derived from the Arabic word “rawdha,” which means “garden”.
The city’s historical significance lies in its location at the confluence of Wadis Ḥanīfah and Al-Batha, which provided natural fertility.
Over time, Riyadh has transformed from a small, fortified desert village in the 17th century into a bustling modern metropolis with several million inhabitants in the 20th century.
When viewed from above at night, the city’s illuminated skyline resembles a bright sea of lights, reminiscent of its eponymous meadows. Life in Riyadh revolves around its 4,000 mosques, busy shopping centers, and vibrant souks. As a major city in a predominantly Muslim country, Riyadh adheres to social norms that include gender segregation and privacy protection for families.
Recreational activities often involve families, and large public gatherings are primarily restricted to male attendees.

Feel free to explore Riyadh’s tall buildings, expansive shopping malls, and wide roads when you visit!