• The National Museum - Embark on a historical journey at the Saudi National Museum in Riyadh, spanning from prehistoric times to the present day. Delve into a collection of over 3,700 distinctive artifacts, including statues, manuscripts, and sculptures, and discover the tales of ancient civilizations in beautifully curated spaces like the Hall of Man and the Universe, the Hall of Ancient Arabian Kingdoms, and the Pre-Islamic Era Hall. This offers an educational and cultural adventure for the entire family, located in the heart of Al-Murabba, adjacent to King Abdulaziz Palace.

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From ancient times to the present day, the Saudi National Museum offers a fascinating journey through time and space. Visitors can discover artistic and historical landmarks in Riyadh’s Al-Murabba district, adjacent to King Abdulaziz Palace. Opened in 1419 AH (1999 AD), the museum spans 17,000 square meters and features 3,700 heritage artifacts, including rare statues, manuscripts, and sculptures.
The museum is divided into eight sections, each rich with historical significance. The journey starts in the “Man and the Universe” hall, where visitors can learn about the universe’s origins, the solar system, and the natural forces that have influenced its evolution over millions of years.
The Hall of Ancient Arabian Kingdoms invites visitors to explore civilizations from the fourth millennium BC to the second century AD, while the Pre-Islamic Era Hall showcases religious and social life before the advent of Islam.

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