• Al Shafei Mosque - Al-Shafi’i Mosque stands from ancient times to tell old stories about Islam. Parts of the mosque are dated to the time of Caliph Omar bin. bin Al-Khattab’s rule, i.e. 1,381 years ago. Now, one of the oldest locations in Jeddah has a unique historic value that led it to be listed on the World Heritage List.
• Baeshen House - Baeshen house was built in 1723 A.H. the House in old town Jeddah has won the title of cultural symbol and will be turned into a cultural center
• Biet Nassif - The Nassif House is also called The House with the Tree because it opens onto a square, where there is a neem tree which used to be somewhat of a rarity and this was the only one in Jeddah up until the 1920s.
• Souq Al Alawi - This souq runs off Al Dahab St and is the most extensive in the Kingdom. The market stalls cut into the heart of the old city and buzz with the activity of traders and pilgrims. Search long enough and you’ll find genuine Arabian jewellery, Islamic art and traditional dress. Be here at sunset when the call to prayer fills the lanes
• Matbouli House Museum - Matbouli House Museum is a privately owned property located on Al-Qossani Alley in Al-Balad District, Jeddah. This museum was a traditional Hijazi merchant’s home, which has since been converted into a museum. It is almost 400 years old and was designed in the urban architectural style when it was built.

• Bottled water
• Tea and coffee

Jeddah is an exceptional city located on the western coast of Saudi Arabia. It was founded over three thousand years ago. During our journey, we’ll delve into the city’s architecture and pathways, and get a firsthand look at the interiors of the residences. Our enjoyment will be amplified as we indulge in the regional coffee, cuisine, and retail therapy.

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