"Top Things To Do in " Home to both architectural and cultural landmarks, Dammam is the biggest city in ’s Eastern Province. It brims with a modern vibe,

which can be attributed to the discovery of oil here and its consequent development as a major oil hub.

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Al Marjan Island "Man Made Wonder"

Artificial Islands have become a regular feature in Saudi Arabia, and one of the best ones is situated in Dammam. Known as Al Marjan or Al Murjan island locally, it is a beautiful, sprawling park comprising of lush surroundings, interesting structures and breathtaking views of the ocean. Visitors also flock to the island for boat rides around the bay, which is an by almarjanisland.com experience in itself. Ideal for families looking for a relaxing day out, this island is one of the prime attractions in the city.

Cornish Road, Dammam

Dolphin Village "Fun, Family-Centered Attraction"

Visitors who usually go to Al Marjan Island also spend a significant time in the nearby Dolphin Village. An amusement park which is a part of Dolphin Resort, there are plenty of colorful and fun rides geared towards children. The major highlight however, is the magnificent dolphin show, where the crowd can not only watch the playful creatures at work, but also interact by Sweetaholic with them. Overall, the village offers wholesome environment for people of all ages.

+966 13 809 4444 www.dolphin- [email protected] East Area, Cornish Road, resort.net/village.html Dammam

Heritage Village "Dammam Under One Roof"

Encompassing the traditions, stories, food, clothing and lifestyle of the entire Dammam region, Heritage Village is a large 5-storey building that promises a cultural odyssey. There is a museum which showcases their past, designated zones representing each part of the Eastern province of the country, shops selling local, souvenir goods and of course, a delicious, by sharonang multi-course meal. From Kabsa to Shawarma to hummus, you can explore all this city's unique cuisine has to offer, making Heritage Village the best place to experience Saudi culture in a short span of time.

+966 13 809 0000 www.heritage- info@heritage- Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd village.com.sa/index.htm village.com.sa Road, Dammam

by Free-Photos Half Moon Bay "Azure Waters"

To enjoy the calm, azure waters of the , there is no better place than Half Moon Bay. Located a little outside the city, there are plenty of private and public beaches on this beautiful stretch of coastal road. Take a dip in shallow waters, go fishing or take a boat ride among the gently rolling waves, the options are plenty. Locals too often head here with their families for a nice picnic. Overall, it is a must visit place if you're in Dammam.

Half Moon Bay, Dammam

King Fahd Park "Combining Nature And Entertainment"

Touted to be one of the biggest parks in Saudi Arabia, King Fahd Park is a major green lung in the city. The sprawling emerald gardens with diverse flora and fauna is ideal for a stroll or a picnic. The park also features an amusement park with over 25 rides, including the famous Cobra ride, which has become a local attraction of sorts. Ideal for families with young by Free-Photos kids, this park is one of the major highlights of the city.

Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd Branch Road, Al Basatin, Dammam

Dammam Corniche "Stunning, Seaside Locality"

One of the first things recommended when you visit the city is taking a stroll on this gorgeous promenade. Manicured grass, palm trees and azure waters of the sea almost hugging the road will take your breath away. Walking along this seaside road and taking in the beauty of the coast, you will also come across many quaint cafes and restaurants offering by Akil Imran on Unsplash delectable food. So sit back, relax and enjoy your meal with one of the most beautiful sights in Dammam.

King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Road, Dammam

Othaim Mall

"Gigantic Shopping Mall"

A trip to Dammam is incomplete without visiting the massive Othaim Mall. Uniquely designed in the form a ship, it houses more than 392 shops, including leading fashion brands. Other than the premier shopping experience, the mall also houses an indoor adventure park, amusement park and a plethora of eateries. So head over to Othaim to experience the by Becca McHaffie on city's opulence and culture in full. Unsplash

Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd Branch Road, Abdullah Fuad, Dammam

Al-Hayat Plaza

"Traditional Shopping Complex"

While swanky and luxurious malls are the norm in Saudi Arabia, the Al- Hayat Plaza offers a more traditional shopping experience. A family centered shopping space, you can find some local souvenirs and specialties like perfumes, as well electronic goods, clothes and more for a nominal price. The complex also has dining facilities and other amenities, by Lucrezia Carnelos on making it a perfect place to spend a day alone or with loved ones. Unsplash King Saud Street, Dammam

Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd Stadium "Famous Football Field"

Catch some live sporting action at the Prince Mohamed bin Fahd Stadium, a football stadium that is named after the former governor of the Eastern Province. It has been built with a football venue with a track and field circuit. The arena usually hosts football matches and is the home ground .of the local club Ettifaq FC ﻋﻠﻰ ﺍﻟﻤﺰﺍﺭﻗﻪ by

Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd Road, Dammam

Tarout Castle "Ancient Wonder"

Not far from the urban bustle of Dammam, lies the Tarout Island with its crown jewel, the Tarout Castle. This sand colored castle has a very rich past as it served the Portuguese, the Uyunid Emirate, the Phoenicians and even the Mesopotamian people at one point. The site of this castle is over 5000 years old and this magnificent structure is situated on top of a hill, by Mustafa Al-Elq making it the highest point of the island. Other than marveling at the structure, you can also enjoy the panoramic views of the town.

Saeed Bin Hebatallah Street, Tarout Island, Dammam

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