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National Museum of Saudi Arabia
National Museum of Saudi Arabia
National Museum of Saudi Arabia
- Photo
- Virtual tour
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- Virtual tour
https://nationalmuseum.moc.gov.sa/National_Museum-ar.html#pano1792/159.7/26.4/74.4
- Chain
- Independent
- Property type
- Museums
- Built
- 1999
- Total venues size
- 1,500 meters
- Largest venue
- 1,534
- Brand
- National Museum of Saudi Arabia
- Number of Venues
- 9
- Largest venue
- 1,500 meters
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Premium assets
Food & Beverage
In-house Catering or Restaurants/Cafes
Location
Getting here
From King Khalid International Airport: The museum is approximately a 40-minute drive southwest of the airport. Guests can utilize taxi services or arrange private transportation to reach the venue.
Located about 15 minutes southeast of the bustling Al Olaya district, attendees can access the museum via taxi or ride-sharing services.
Accessibility
Airport
King Khalid International Airport (34.4 Km)
Production details
Audiovisual
High speed internet access
Sound systems
Microphones (wireless, handheld, lapel)
Projectors and screens
LED displays and video walls
Available technician
Lighting
Available technician
Stage lighting (spotlights, floodlights, gobo projectors)
Ambient lighting (uplighting, color-changing LEDs)
Furniture and seating
Chairs (folding, banquet, theater-style)
Tables (round, rectangular, cocktail)
Lounge furniture (sofas, ottomans, coffee tables)
Logistics
Onsite parking
Security and safety
Medical Support
Most popular facilities
Internet Access
Facilities
24 Hour Security
Accessible Parking
Air Conditioning
CCTV in Common Areas
CCTV Outside Property
Non-Smoking Throughout
On-site Parking
Wheelchair Accessibility
Garden
Taxi Access
Overview
The National Museum of Saudi Arabia stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and historical significance of the Arabian Peninsula. Established in 1999, the museum's design draws inspiration from the natural forms and colors of the surrounding red sand dunes, creating a harmonious blend with its environment. Its distinctive crescent-shaped west facade, crafted from local limestone, gracefully curves towards Mecca, symbolizing a deep connection to Islamic tradition and the nation's spiritual roots.
Spanning two floors, the museum houses eight meticulously curated exhibition halls, each dedicated to different epochs of Arabian history. Visitors embark on a chronological journey, beginning with the "Man and the Universe" hall, which showcases geological and anthropological artifacts, and progressing through halls that depict the rise of ancient Arabian kingdoms, the advent of Islam, and the unification of the Kingdom. The interior spaces are thoughtfully designed with ambient lighting and interactive displays, providing an immersive experience that captivates and educates. For event organizers, the museum offers a unique venue that combines cultural depth with architectural elegance, making it an ideal setting for exhibitions, and ceremonial gatherings.
Event Type
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Venue Style
Seasonality
High Season
- Jan 1 - Mar 31
- Nov 1 - Dec 31
Shoulder Season
- Apr 1 - May 31
- Oct 1 - Oct 31
Low Season
- Jun 1 - Sep 30
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