Explore the northern side of the Kingdom and discover the
breath-taking array of cultural spots and interesting locations
including Al Fateh Mosque – one of the largest mosques in
the world as well as one of the first museums in the Gulf,
Bahrain National Museum, which opened in 1988. After you
have explored the exhibition halls showcasing local customs,
traditions and an array of artefacts uncovered at various
archaeological sites, the next stop will be Manama Souq –
an atmospheric bazaar, where you can purchase beautiful
fabrics and Bahraini pearls. Last on the agenda is UNESCO
World Heritage Site, Qal’at Al Bahrain. Set on a 17.5-hectare artificial hill, it is the site of the former capital of Dilmun and
is one of the most prolific archaeological digs in the Arabian
Gulf.