Riyadh Season is over but you need not fuss over it as Riyadh has always got things to do up its sleeve. While the “season” has moved to Jeddah, Riyadh being Riyadh still has a host of things to keep you busy this Eid. Read on.

1. Try To Get Out Of An Escape Room In 60 Minutes At Escape The Room

If you haven’t been to an escape room yet (of which Riyadh has plenty now) now’s the time to finally take the plunge. One of the best experiences to be had in the city of such escape rooms is at Escape the Room. Trust us, you’ll not regret this.

 

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2. Add Some Colour To Your IG Feed At The Museum Of Happiness

A one-of-a-kind pop-up exhibition called the Museum of Happiness is becoming a craze among Riyadh-based influencers who are visiting the place in droves in search of cool content. The museum reopened last month and will remain open to the public till June 8. The place has got everything that will make you double-tap.

 

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3. Go Cycling At The Diplomatic Quarter

Time to burn those calories you gobbled up during Ramadan thanks to those sambosas. Whether you’re a beginner trying to test your wheels or one who can put up professional distances with the peloton, this place is for everyone.

 

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4. Set Your Instagram On Fire At EL&N London

EL&N London is known as London’s most instagrammable café. They’ve recently branched out to Riyadh and it’s just the place to go for cool content for your IG or TikTok.

 

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5. Dive Deeper Into Riyadh’s History At The Murraba Palace Museum

The national museum is well in good but if you’ve already been there and are looking for something new then there’s a museum inside Riyadh’s Murabba Palace that has a host of architects on display. A great way to delve into the history of the Najd. Historic artifacts in a historic building – the combo doesn’t get better than this.

 

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6. Watch A Live Concert

Riyadh’s got not 1, not 2, not 3, but 4 concerts in the offing this Eid. The artists performing include Tamer Hosny, Rabeh Saqer and Ibrahim Al Hakmy among a host of other Saudi singers.

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