Explore historical At-Turaif on a 30-minute guided walking tour. Tours are offered every hour on the hour from 5pm to 11pm in Arabic and English (subject to capacity).

Book at the Information Kiosk next to the Visitor Center; comfortable flat shoes advised.

Meet the archaeologists currently working within the unexplored areas of At-Turaif to discover more of its past, forgotten buildings and stories.

Come dig with us! At-Turaif launches is first series of archaeology workshops for children, led by its expert team currently working within the unexplored areas of the World Heritage Site.

Witness the majestic Arabian Horse live in the Horse Ring and discover what makes them so special and significant in the story of Saudi Arabia.

Age: +15 years | Language: Arabic

Discover the skills, techniques and process that went into making each mud brick that built the architectural marvel of At-Turaif. Have a go too at mixing and shaping a mud brick. 

Be entertained by As Samri: a joyful communal performance combining traditional poetry, rhythmic music and dance.

Step back in time and experience daily life in At-Turaif during the First Saudi State through a series of immersive theatrical performances. 

Pause for a coffee whilst perusing the quiet streets of At-Turaif and enjoy Saudi coffee serving etiquette, rooted in the nation’s traditions of hospitality and generosity.

A gallery celebrating the grace and strength of the formidable Arabian horse. It allows you to learn about the horses of the Imams, kings, and heroes, learn here about the importance of this breed in Saudi culture and history and explore its depiction through the eras. Children can take on a digital challenge by helping a messenger reach At-Turaif on their Arabian steed.

The residence of three past Al-Saud Imams, the Diriyah gallery houses a collection of manuscripts, coins, clothing and artefacts which tell the story of the First Saudi State.

A gallery dedicated to domestic daily life in 18th century At-Turaif and the roles and responsibilities and needs of social convention, privacy and environmental comfort.

A gallery narrating the stories of the First Saudi State's military history and campaigns, with displays showing 18th century arms, armor and militaria.

A gallery dedicated to the traditional Nadji architectural principles which enabled buildings to withstand the hot and dry weather typical of the region, providing light and ventilation, both defensive and decorative elements, and shading.