Saudi Arabia has grown into a popular tourist destination in the past few decades. The holy cities of Madinah and Mecca have long been the ultimate pilgrimage destination for Muslims and see millions of visitors every year. As those numbers grow, neighboring cities have developed into financial hubs and entertainment centers with magnificent skyscrapers while routes are established to the old cities and to Bedouin camps deep in the desert. Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia, is also the largest city where the Kingdom Tower, the tallest building in the city featuring the Sky Bridge that connects two towers from the top floors, can be visited. While in Riyadh, we’ll be exploring the Al Murabba neighborhood, part of the King Abdulaziz Historical Center, and head to the National Museum of Saudi Arabia. The museum houses many ancient artifacts and share the history of the land, the conquering of kingdoms, and how civilization has been developing to this day. Not far from the museum is the former home of King Abdulaziz and his wife, Hussa bint Ahmed Al Sudairi, the Murabba Palace. After two days in Riyadh, we’ll spend the other two in Jeddah, a city with centuries-worth of history to tell and see. It is the port city that sees many Muslims on their pilgrimage to Madinah and Mecca, best known for the beautiful beaches on the northern shores and Jeddah Corniche, a beautiful hangout place loved by youngsters and families. Don’t miss out on exploring the beauty of these cities with us and the chances to explore like a local at your own pace!