Discover the Saudi Arabian city of Taif in just a few hours during this sightseeing excursion. Alongside a private guide, visit the city’s top landmarks including the 20th-century Shubra Palace, the old souk, Rudaf Park, and the highest point in the city the Shafa Mountains. While you explore, your guide provides information on the history and culture of the city and Saudi Arabia. Ride a cable car to the top of Al Hada Mountain Stay connected between stops with onboard Wi-Fi Hassle-free transfers from your Taif hotel are included A private tour means a personalised experience

We will begin to learn important information about the history of the market, its importance and its commercial position

Jabal Al Hada is a beautiful place to visit, see the cable car, and visit the rose farms and factory. There we will learn about the rose factories, how rose water is made, and how it is added to perfumes. We can see the cable car and the gardens adjacent to it.

We will visit Al-Radaf Park and interact with citizens and see how interested the Saudi government is in providing amenities for citizens and visitors to drink tea and enjoy the green area.

Visit the historical Taif We conclude our tour with a visit to the historical Taif, as it includes a market that is one of the oldest historical markets in the Hejaz region, and which contains many historical buildings and is characterised by the diversity of shops exhibits. Which range from handicrafts to animal products to modern products in their forms, And markets for honey and ghee, and stores of perfumery and leather products

Book this tour to see the best of Riyadh in the company of your local tour guide and small group. There is a maximum of five guests, so you’ll have an intimate group but still keep costs down by sharing your guide. You won’t have to arrange any of the logistics. Leave that up to your guide and driver, and you can just enjoy your tour of Riyadh. Hotel pickup and drop off provided for ease Keep costs down with this small group tour Cover all the famous and hidden spots in Riyadh Ride comfortably in an air-conditioned car between sites

The National Museum boasts several notable highlights that should not be missed. The Museum of Man and Universe takes visitors on a captivating exploration of human evolution, highlighting archaeological discoveries, fossils, and the cultural significance of early civilisations in the region. The Arabian Kingdoms section delves into the rise of various kingdoms in Saudi Arabia and their contributions throughout history. The Pre-Islamic Era exhibition provides valuable insights into the religious and cultural landscape of pre-Islamic Arabia. Additionally, the museum's Art and Islamic Civilisation section showcases a stunning collection, including Islamic calligraphy, traditional artworks, and intricate handicrafts.

The Murabba Palace is one of the historic buildings located in Al Murabba, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Its construction started in the year 1936 and was completed in 1938. The design of the palace features a blend of Islamic and Art Deco style, and it was home to King Abdulaziz Al Saud, the founder of the kingdom until his death in 1953.

Visit Al Zal Market A tour in the oldest popular market in Riyadh, and it is characterised by the collection of various heritage and old collectibles

he sky bridge of the Kingdom Tower is a 300-ton steel structure that takes the form of an enclosed corridor with windows on both sides[1]. Visitors can access the sky bridge after paying the admission fees and taking two lifts to reach the designated level[1]. The sky bridge offers a unique vantage point for visitors to enjoy panoramic views of Riyadh's skyline

We will visit a historical village that is approximately 600 years old, called the historic village of Sodus. It was a corridor for pilgrims coming from the north and east, passing through the village to buy their needs.

The Edge of the World is an awe-inspiring natural landmark located about 90 km northwest of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It is situated on the edge of the Tuwaiq Escarpment, a large plateau that runs roughly north to south across the Arabian Peninsula. The Edge of the World is a sheer cliff with a vertical drop of more than 300 metres, offering visitors a dramatic panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.

The Edge of the World is a popular destination for visitors who are looking to escape the city and enjoy the great outdoors. Visitors can hike, camp, and take in the breathtaking views of the valley below the cliff