Once a private collection, this free museum is divided in to 3 separate rooms with over 130 exhibits, ranging from the 5th century BC to the 20th century.

For a cinematic experience that breaks from the ordinary, the Dominion Cinema offers a touch of Art Deco elegance and a dash of modern comfort. Designed by architect Thomas Bowhill Gibson and opened in 1938, this Category B listed building features several screens furnished with cosy sofas instead of standard seats. It’s an ideal setting for a film, whether you're settling in for a classic or a romantic feature. The historic ambiance and unique seating make a visit here an event in itself.

Step into one of Cairo's most underrated museums, home to over 10,000 pieces from across the Islamic world. You’ll find everything from intricately carved wood and colourful ceramics to centuries-old textiles, metalwork, and glass. Most of the collection is Egyptian, but it also features rare pieces from Persia, Andalusia, and beyond.

Al-Shallal Theme Park is a large amusement centre along Jeddah's North Corniche. The park is divided into indoor and outdoor sections, with a mix of attractions that include an ice-skating rink, a boat ride through a simulated rainforest, and various electronic game arcades. Its outdoor area has several thrill rides, including a prominent rollercoaster, a free-fall tower and a slingshot. A notable feature is a zero-gravity simulation ride. The park also houses a small space-themed exhibit. As a popular local destination for families and groups, it offers a range of activities from gentle rides and a toddler play area to more intense attractions.