
Qaisariyah Souq
A heritage souq over two centuries old, one of Al-Ahsa's oldest folk and heritage markets and a destination for crafts and local products.
From the storied Qaisariyah to the oasis gardens and farms — shop, stroll and taste the bounty of Al-Ahsa.
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A heritage souq over two centuries old, one of Al-Ahsa's oldest folk and heritage markets and a destination for crafts and local products.

A souq in the heart of historic Hofuf gathering artisans, their shops and a handicrafts academy, overseen by Al-Ahsa Municipality.

A heritage pottery house by Al-Qarah Mountain, handed down through the Al-Gharash family — one of the Kingdom's best-known homes of the craft.

A traditional stall market in the South Al-Rifaa district of central Hofuf whose sellers are women of Al-Ahsa — hence the name — and one of the city's living folk-trade scenes.

A vast environmental park for walking and family outings.

A man-made forest born of a 1962 sand-control project — millions of tamarisk trees, shaded seating and trails.

A green park beside the historic Jawatha Mosque, a destination for family outings.

A park around the historic Ain Najm west of Al-Mubarraz, the most famous of Al-Ahsa's healing sulphur springs.

A sprawling park near Al-Qarah village bearing the name of the pre-Islamic Mushaqar fort, with a palace built in its image at its heart.

A municipal garden in historic central Hofuf, part of the 'humanising cities' programme, steps from Qasr Ibrahim.

A family park in the Faisal district of Al-Mubarraz, part of the 'We Play Together' initiative, with inclusive play equipment uniting children with disabilities and their peers.

A public park beside the sports stadium in Hofuf.

A heritage village and exhibition at Al-Qarah Mountain showcasing the region's stages of civilisation.

A garden for displaying birds amid the atmosphere of the Al-Ahsa oasis.

A family zoo in the town of Al-Taraf east of Hofuf.

A citrus farm where visitors pick the famous Hasawi lime (lomi) in season.

A strawberry farm on the Al-Uqair road offering seasonal picking.
One of the largest Hasawi rice farms in Al-Ahsa — famed for its harvest-season celebrations, with a sulphur-water spring and traditional palm-frond huts.
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