Amazing Photos And Videos Visitors Took Of AlBalad, Jeddah

Jeddah Al-Balad is a historic district located in the heart of the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It is considered one of the most significant cultural landmarks in the country, filled with centuries-old buildings and traditional architecture that reflects the city’s rich heritage.

It is known for its narrow alleyways, traditional souqs, and old coral stone houses.

Visiting Jeddah? The Old City (Al Balad) is a must see 😮 Dating back to the 7th century, its unique architecture and charm is preserved to this day. Thanks to Suhail K 📸 for these awesome shots #visitarabia #albalad #oldtown #jeddah #saudiarabia #ksa #saudi pic.twitter.com/vF9aSZO8Lv

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Amazing Photos And Videos Visitors Took Of AlBalad, Jeddah

Even Back In The Day, It looked Breathtaking ♥️

Albalad in The 20th Century
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Albalad has undergone significant restoration efforts in recent years to preserve its unique cultural and architectural heritage, making it a must-visit destination for tourists and local visitors seeking an authentic glimpse into Saudi Arabia’s past and culture.

The Place Is So Colorful and picturesque 😍

#travel moments in #Jeddah #AlBalad #SaudiArabia #UNESCO World Heritage pic.twitter.com/FaWbBSzymn

— Jan Lisiecki (@janlisiecki) February 18, 2020

Many tourists and visitors like taking pictures in these alleyways, such as the well-known actress Jessica Alba who paid the place a visit last year. Gotta say, it’s  worth a shot 📸!

 

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If You Love Anything Vintage, You Gotta Check This 👇🏼

Traces of history throughout @JeddahAlbalad from the Al Shafi mosque built in the time of the 2nd Caliph to records of British connections including the first British Consulate, and most importantly, a vintage tin of @QualityStreetUK chocolates @Jeddahseasonsa @Jeddahnow pic.twitter.com/8yKIJxHlWh

— Anna Walters (@AnnaWaltersUK) June 9, 2022

A Historic UNESCO Site 🌍

Did you know that Jeddah Albalad was enlisted in UNESCO’s World Heritage list back in 2014?

 

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Amazing Photos And Videos Visitors Took Of AlBalad, Jeddah