Your Tour leader/driver will be awaiting you. They will be holding a sign of your name, You do not need to look for them – they will be waiting for you and will find you. From the moment your tour starts, your tour leader will give you full attention. Once in the car, your tour leader will talk to you about all the things on the way as well as other aspects of your tour that will interest you.

Start your tour visiting the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture(Ithra) for a photo stop . It rising 90 meters from the desert, The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture also known asIthra, is situated in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. It was built by Saudi Aramco andinaugurated by King Salman bin Abdulaziz on December 1, 2016.

Then you will visit The Alfan Sharqy Urban Art Exhibitin Bayoniya, Al Khobar. Thehistoric neighborhood of Bayoniya got a makeover in 2018, courtesy of a coterieof young Saudi artists who turned its streets into a giant canvas, completewith an explosion of graffiti. The Alfan Sharqy (Art is Eastern) graffitiexhibit was organized by Dawi Gallery, under the sponsorship of Princess Abeerbint Faisal Al Saud, and saw six of the area’s traditional houses transformedby a rainbow of murals, chromatic calligraphy and abstract designs. The wallshere are a reminder that exciting and transformative art can appear in the mostunexpected of places.

Then we will move to the next visit to Taybeen Museum,It is a passion project, powered by nostalgia. The300-square-meter museum in Al Khobar was born of Majid Al Ghamdi’s urge topreserve the vintage finds of his youth, a pastime that grew into a collectionof retro toys, board and video games, posters, televisions, cameras, andbranded food and drink containers 10,000 pieces strong. With a cabinet chartingthe evolution of Coke bottles from the 1970s on, plush Sesame Street charactertoys and vintage Barbies, there is no better place to relive your childhood.

At the end drive to Heritage Village in Dammam,Part museum, part restaurant, Dammam’sturret-topped. it gives visitors glimpse into a simpler life. The five-story building houses a museum, where troves of jewelry, manuscripts, fabrics and other artifacts are on display, anda small craft-filled market where Arabic perfumes, incense, woven palm-frondbaskets and wall hangings are sold. But the biggest draw here for many is therestaurant. Curl up on traditional floor cushions and sample delicious localfare, including delectable mezze spreads and platters of grilled meats andrice, for an experience that comes close to eating in a Saudi home.

Travel in comfort back to your hotel in Dammam,