バーレーン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ15

A typical Arabian souk… this is where trading is the order of the day

A must on every Bahrain 🇧🇭 vacation

A very beautiful, well-kept beach invites you to linger. Not cheap though, we were there on a Saturday and the entrance fee was 15 dinars, around 37.50 euros. It's supposed to be cheaper during the week, I don't know the prices

Located in the countryside adjacent to the Arcapita headquarters, the Arcapita Mosque is a two-story, stone-clad cube recognized for excellence in design, engineering and construction. The 750 square meter mosque offers space for prayers for 100 men on the main level and 30 women on the intermediate level. The distinctive triangular windows and a wraparound skylight illuminate solemn interior spaces for prayer and reflection. The building also includes washrooms and an open courtyard overlooking Mecca with a 50-meter-high minaret.

The Avenues - Bahrain is the first shopping and leisure center of its kind in the Kingdom of Bahrain, with a unique seafront location spanning 1.5 km and strategically located in the heart of Manama along King Faisal Road. The development brings a new concept to the Kingdom, with a design inspired by The Avenues - Kuwait, giving visitors the feeling of being outdoors while remaining indoors, protected from the heat by a blanket that blocks sunlight lets in. The project's leasable area is approximately 40,000 m² and includes 130 shops, 50% of which are dedicated to restaurants and cafes overlooking Bahrain Bay. The project also includes a large entertainment area for families, such as: B. a special arcade, 10 cinemas, a public park, sidewalks and parking spaces.

Bahrain Financial Harbor (BFH) is a mixed-use development on the northern coast of Bahrain. It is located in Bahrain Harbor between the planned developments of Bahrain Bay and Reef Island. BFH is strategically located in close proximity to other major business districts such as the Seef District, just 3 km to the west, and the Diplomatic District, just 1.5 km to the east. BFH is also 7 km west of Bahrain International Airport and 20 km east of the King Fahd Causeway to Saudi Arabia. The main access to BFH is via a branch off the King Faisal Highway, which runs through the central business district parallel to the northern coastline and is the main artery between Muharraq Island to the east and the Shaikh Khalifa Bin Salman Highway and the King Fahd Causeway to Saudi Arabia to the west of the island. As Manama has expanded and become increasingly congested, the coastline to the immediate north has been extensively reclaimed to allow for large-scale planning for commercial, retail and residential uses. The BFH enjoys a prominent position on this coastline.

The strikingly beautiful building has become synonymous with Bahrain. Its cool colors and simple aesthetic create an ultra-modern backdrop where global corporations, luxury brands and five-star dining meet architectural ingenuity and flair.

The Bab Al Bahrain, which guards the entrance to the Manama Suq in the capital Manama, was built in 1949. The imposing building, which overlooks the sea, was once the seat of the government administration. However, today it only houses the tourism sector offices and a visitor center where visitors can learn more about the region's history and find all the great things to do in Bab Al Bahrain. Since then, Bab Al Bahrain has seen many changes and renovations. Recently, the Ministry of Culture initiated a project to preserve the Bab al Bahrain as a cultural landmark. Now the building shines in all its historic glory and its magnificent architecture stands out. No tour in Bahrain would be complete without visiting it!