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Sief Palace

The Seif Palace was originally designated for the Emir royals. The Emir household, however, never lived in the Seif Palace and instead, the palace served as a court for celebrations. Civilians are not permitted beyond the entrance gate to the palace. One can explore the surrounding gardens and admire the palace building from the outside. Built by Sheikh Mubarak, this palace is considered integral to Kuwait City's progress. It is a splendid example of Islamic architecture, with original Islamic mosaic tile work. The palace complex is gargantuan, with an artificial lake, a dock for yachts and a landing field for helicopters. No photoography is permitted here. Read More

Tareq Rajab Museum houses the personal collection of Kuwait's first minister Tareq Sayyed Rajab and his British wife, Jehan Wellborne. The exquisite collection here includes Islamic Arts, ceramics, gold and silver jewellery, metal and glass works, costumes, pottery, Bahraini pearls, manuscripts, musical instruments, and much more. Get submerged in history and transported back in time in this small-scale museum housed in the basement of a villa in Jabriya. The museum is divided into Area A and Area B. The ethnographic collection originates in different parts of the world, including Iran, Afghanistan, India, Tibet, Bhutan, Ethiopia etc. The ethnographic collection is rare, unique and magnificent from the intricacies of the weaves and embroideries in the textiles, the designs of gold and silver jewellery and artwork of pottery, metal and glassware. Expect to spend at least 2 hours in complete awe! Read More

Located in the hilly area of Hawalli, Bai Al-Othman is a museum complex that has successfully preserved the history and culture of Kuwait in the form of artifacts and architecture, be it antique living spaces, courtyards, kitchens, bedrooms and furniture. In addition, the Bait Al-Othman is home to souks, mini museums, home museums and a heritage hall.

Known for its profound architecture, the Bayan Palace is nestled in the Bayan region of Kuwait and is regarded as the main palace of the Emir of Kuwait. The court, spreading over 1,399,500 square meters, is one of the must-visit places in Kuwait. Contemporary design and old Islamic designs meet at this architectural marvel, which consists of a conference hall that can house a 1000 people. An Amiri Tent , the palace has six large compounds, a celebration hall, library and a reception. Read More

Green Island

Located along the coastline of Kuwait, Green Island is an artificial island famous for its waterside park and picnic spots. Spread across 785,000 sq meters, this lush green island, formed of natural rocks, is ideal for a day out in Kuwait. Biking and walking tours along Green Island are great ways to explore the place.

This historic commercial center, Safat Square, is located in Ahmad Al Jaber Street in the heart of Kuwait City. What used to be a focal point for tradespeople and entrepreneurs now stands as a historical landmark in Kuwait. An open tunnel runs through the souk around Safat, with the statement fountain standing tall in the middle connecting the square with several gift shops.

Sheikh Abdullah Al Salem Cultural Centre

Sheikh Abdullah Al Salem Cultural Center is a complex with six museums, a conference hall and a documents facility that displays more than a thousand art relics and unique pieces. The museum district consists of six main buildings, i.e. Natural History Museum, Science Museum, Museum of Islamic History, Space Museum, Fine Arts Center and Theater. Located in Kuwait City, this is a must-visit place in Kuwait.

The Kuwait Opera House, located on the Gulf Road in Kuwait City, is a cultural center in Kuwait. Also known as Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Cultural Center, this multidisciplinary public space is regarded as the most significant opera house in Kuwait, hosting a bunch of events ranging from spoken fests, poetry, theater, music and film workshops, among more. Spread across 214,000 m sq, this Islamic architectural marvel can house up to 5,700 people at a time. Read More

Located in the heart of Kuwait, somewhere around Shuwaikh Port, Shuwaikh Beach is a must-visit in Kuwait. The beach is a perfect relaxation spot for families, with green spaces, picnic spots and even exercise equipment. In addition, the natural rock formations at Shuwaikh Beach are a sight to behold at sunset.

Al Mubarakiya is an open-air market situated in between Palestine Street, Abdullah Al-Salem and Abdullah Al Mubarak, right in the heart of Kuwait. One of the oldest souks in Kuwait, Al-Mubarakiya can be dated 200 years back and dramatically portrays Kuwaiti culture. A perfect place for sightseeing, shopping and eating; visitors can spend an entire day at the souq looking through Persian silk carpets, traditional costumes, antiques, perfumes, meat and local delights at lowest prices. Read More