King Abdul Aziz Int'l Airport

People arriving in Jeddah by air, land at this airport which was opened in 1981. It consists of four separate well-equipped terminals: the Royal Terminal, the Southern/Saudia Terminal, the Northern/Foreign Airlines Terminal, and the Hajj/Pilgrimage Terminal. The latter can accommodate 80,000 pilgrims and consists of tent-like ceilings made of fiberglass.

 
   
  The Corniche, a Work of Art  
 
Jeddah cornihce is more than 100 km long and is considered the longest in the world. It is a fine model of planning and implementation of landscape beautification, and was designed to be the recreational lung for the residents of Jeddah and its visitors

There are a lot of parks, car parks, hotels and restaurants in addition to furnished sea resorts. There are marinas for boats and yachts, and areas for sailing and fishing. Along the corniche stand hundreds of sculptures and other works of art that were inspired from the local heritage and history, as well as international art ideas

 
There are also several lagoons and fountains, the most famous of which is King Fahd Fountain whose water soars to a height of 161 meters.
 
   
  Jeddah Islamic Seaport  
   
 
This oldest and largest seaport on the Red Sea, receives travelers coming by ship. It was established about 1300 years ago. Its importance lies in the fact that, for Muslim pilgrims, it is the gate to the two holy mosques in Makkah and Medinah, and in that it yearly receives thousands of ships coming from all over the world, and sends some Saudi products to different countries. The seaport has been expanded, modernized and equipped to deal with gigantic ships.
 
   
  The Corniche, a Work of Art  
   
 
Jeddah cornihce is more than 100 km long and is considered the longest in the world. It is a fine model of planning and implementation of landscape beautification, and was designed to be the recreational lung for the residents of Jeddah and its visitors.


There are a lot of parks, car parks, hotels and restaurants in addition to furnished sea resorts. There are marinas for boats and yachts, and areas for sailing and fishing.
Along the corniche stand hundreds of sculptures and other works of art that were inspired from the local heritage and history, as well as international art ideas. There are also several lagoons and fountains, the most famous of which is King Fahd Fountain whose water soars to a height of 161 meters.

 
  Shopping in Jeddah  
 
The location of Jeddah along with its seaport and airport and the endless flow of people coming for Omrah, Hajj and business made the city a great busy commercial center. Jeddah has a prosperous economy and is a passage through which huge quantities of imports and imports move.

In the early years of the 21st century, Jeddah abounds with hundreds of modern shopping and business centers and malls. The old souks, like Qabel, Al-Khaskiyyah, Al-Nada and Al-Alawi are in the city center (al-Balad) adjacent to some of the newest and finest shopping centers. Other new and modern ones are Al-Hijaz, Hiraa', Al-Mahmal, Al-Basateen, Al-Corniche and Al-Jamjoom, and the newest Sairafi Mall and Jeddah Mall. We don't exaggerate if we say that shopping in these places is a pleasure.

 

 

 

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