Places to Visit in Kuwait

The Kuwait Towers offer a panoramic view of the magnificent city. The beautiful towers have won the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 1980. In addition to its beautiful design, the Kuwait Towers have a revolving viewing level and also store millions of gallons of water
Scientific Center is the largest aquarium in the Middle East. Experience the first ever seawater aquarium in the Middle East offering an exciting display of marine creatures and fish. Its unique architecture, with big sails serving as a roof, reminds us of Kuwait’s sea heritage. Two 70-meter long fishing piers, complete with seating, shade and beacons, allow direct access to the sea. The center has also imported 650 palm trees, and 400 other plant species to provide extra shade along the pier.

Failaka Island is considered to be the most important historical place in Kuwait and is full of landmarks representing different culture and historical eras, from the end of the 3rd millennium B.C until modern times.
There are more islands on the coast of Kuwait like Bubiyan, Miskan, Warba, Auhha, Umm Al-Maradim, Umm Al-Naml, Kubbar and Qaruh. Taking a boat trip to one of these islands, can be a remarkable experience.

Green Island offers its visitors the latest in entertainment facilities: a 700-seat amphitheatre, an exotic restaurant, and an impressive swimming pool. Imported natural rocks surround this artificial island. The kids will especially enjoy the visit as they roam the kid’s castle with its endless corridors, channels rooms and numerous small waterfalls built in for the delight of children.

Aqua Park is the first & biggest water park in the Arab Gulf region. It covers an area of 60,000 square meters and is located down the Gulf Road. Enjoy endless water and fun games with big swimming pools, sleepy river, huge water slides, kamikazes pools and sandy beaches a total entertainment for the whole family.
Dickson House originally owned by a Kuwaiti merchant and dating back to the nineteenth century, this house becomes the home of colonel Dickson and his family. Now ‘The National Council For Arts & Letters’ maintains it.
Entertainment city is located in Al-Doha, 20 km from Kuwait city; it is built for family fun, where kids and grown-ups alike can enjoy a nice day out while experiencing three different theme parks in one Arab World, International World and Future World. All standing in beautiful green scenery.

Doha Village is the site of one of Kuwait's major construction areas for dhows & booms. Some boats, including miniatures, are still there, but few are built today. These minatures dhows and traditional drills are sold to tourists and collectors.

Sha’ab Leisure Park is one place with numerous games and rides to please the whole family. It has a special corner for bungee jumping, pony rides, ice skating rink, movie theatre, fast food restaurants and leisure education for children. The park maintains all its facilities as per the international standards.
Kuwait Zoo was established 10 years ago. Many new animals have been added to the Zoo. You can enjoy watching animals from all over the world. It is worth a visit during your trip to Kuwait.
National Museum displays thousands of items inclusing Islamic artifacts, ancient fossils, bones, flint tools, potteries and more. Providing a glimpse into the culture, history and heritage of the Kuwaiti society and Islamic world.

Tareq Rajab Museum displayed items are the personal belongings of Tareq Rajab who decided in 1980 to display his Islamic art treasures of ceramics, gold, silver and musical instruments to the public. It also contains a very large collection of ancient Islamic manuscripts.
Dhow Harbor visitors can view the old dhows that were previously used for coastal trading, fishing and pearl diving.
Sadu House is the center of Bedouin art where visitors have the opportunity to view Bedouin women hand weaving carpets, rugs, camel bags and tent screens.

Musical Fountain is considered to be the fourth largest fountains in the world. Enjoy unique and delightful sight and sound show of musical fountains every night especially during summer.


Other Entertainments:
Cinema Kuwait has numerous movie theatres that show international films from all over the globe. Enjoy the convenience of having several movie screens at the following halls: Al Sharqia, Al Fanar, Ajyal, Metro, Plaza, Laila Gallery, Al Sha’ab, Fardous and Imax 3D.
Ice Skating Rink is an Olympic-size ice-skating rink for family fun. The ring is located on Soor Street near the Riyadh Expressway; it is the home of the Kuwait Falcons, the official ice hockey team, and the only Arab team that is a member of the International Ice Hockey Federation. Opening Hrs: Daily 08:30 - 22:00

Camping february is the best time if you are in the mood for camping. The weather is pleasant and just right for the purpose. A day with your family and friends in the desert is a treat along with the wildlife in sight and re-live the life of the by-gone era.
Water Sports the sea in Kuwait is seldom rough enjoy water sports like fishing, boating, swimming, diving, jet skiing and parasailing throughout the year. Tourist Enterprise Company handles most of the swimming events.

Raft Race is a unique sport that was introduced to Kuwait in 1987. With time, it has become an annual event that Kuwait proudly presents to its people. The Race is normally conducted during the month of May. The competition attracts many people from different cultures to participate & watch.
Paint Ball has been in action since early 2000. The Paintball field lies right behind the Kuwait Towers. It consists of two castles, seventeen pro-ball obstacles , four war-like ditches, grass platforms and more. It is the right activity for anyone; man, woman, young or old.
Racing Motorcycle races are held from May to October and automotive races through out the year. Some races are regularly organized on Thursdays in the Science Club, 6th Ring Road.
Sports Activities in Hunting & Equestrian Club horse racing is held Monday at 3:00 PM from October to April except during Ramadan. There are 4-5 races each week, both sprints (1000 metres) and long-distance (2200 metres). Jockeys and horses from all over the world compete on the club’s attractive, tree-lined track, and the public is invited. Other club facilities includes Equestrian School, Ground tennis, Squash Courts,Bowling, Billiard and Snooker, Bow and Arrow and Basketball.
Al Atraf Camel Racing Club - One of the most exciting and rare events you will ever hope to see in Kuwait is camel racing. The racing season is usually in winter from November through April.