In depth
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Area guide
Diriyah, the mud-brick city on the wadi
At-Turaif and Bujairi Terrace on either side of Wadi Hanifah, the arts district of JAX, and Bab Samhan, the first hotel.

Area guide · Riyadh
At-Turaif and Bujairi Terrace on either side of Wadi Hanifah, the arts district of JAX and Bab Samhan.
Area guide
At-Turaif and Bujairi Terrace on either side of Wadi Hanifah, the arts district of JAX, and Bab Samhan, the first hotel.
The mud-brick capital
The 18th-century mud-brick quarter of Diriyah, restored and opened in the evenings: a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2010.
Facing At-Turaif
The terrace of restaurants and cafés facing At-Turaif across the wadi.

Home of the Diriyah Biennale
The former industrial quarter of Diriyah turned arts district, home of the Diriyah Biennale Foundation.
Aga Khan Award 2010
The great valley west of the city, restored as a green corridor of water, palms and paths.
On foot
The restored mud-brick lanes of At-Turaif, then dinner across the wadi.
Saudi, on the terrace
Saudi cooking on Bujairi Terrace, looking across the wadi to At-Turaif.
Al Bujairi Terrace, Diriyah, Riyadh 13711Explore View on map
Thai, on the terrace
Thai cooking on Bujairi Terrace, in the MICHELIN selection.
Al Bujairi Terrace, Diriyah, Riyadh 13711Explore View on map
At Bab Samhan
Michael Mina’s Middle Eastern restaurant at Bab Samhan, Diriyah’s first hotel.
Bab Samhan Hotel, 7628 King Faisal Ibn Abd Al Aziz Road, Diriyah, Riyadh 13712Explore View on map

The first hotel in Diriyah
Diriyah’s first hotel: 106 rooms and 28 suites in the Najdi style, steps from At-Turaif and Bujairi Terrace.
7628 King Faisal Ibn Abd Al Aziz Road, Samhan, Diriyah, Riyadh 13712Explore View on map

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