Al Fateh Mosque
(Grand Mosque)
Bahrains Grande Mosque is set against a back drop of palm trees and
the sea. Its exquisite architecture, crowned by the worlds most largest
fibre glass dome. Non muslims are welcome to visit the mosque, it
is important to dress appropriately
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Ban Al Barain
Ban Al Barain, quite literally means, the door way to Barain. The
tourist information office is located on the ground floor along with
handicrafts shop. Bab Al Bahrain is also the entrance to the Souk
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Camel Farm
The Camel farm is situated in Janabiya, take a camera and pose with
the camels, take a ride or just watch the hundred or so camels as
they race for their evening feed. Don't be afraid, they are usually
quite friendly!!!!! |
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Desert Camp
The Desert Camp is situated in the Sakhir. The different sized tents
accommodate over 300 campers. All tourist facilities are provided.
Local coffee shop, traditional bakery, artistic shows, camel riding,
singing, dancing and much more...
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Dhow Building
This is one of the most ancient traditional crafts on the island.
The crafts are made for fishing and pearling and passenger or cargo
transport. Take a look the skilled Bahraini shipbuilders in the city
of Muharraq, near the old sea port.
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Heritage Festival
The Heritage Festival Village is situated next to the National museum.
If you get the chance to go you will see some of Bahraini's most talented
craftsmen at work. Basket-weaving, pottery, handicrafts and much more.
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King Fahad Causeway
The King fahad Causeway is a 25-km long bridge, connecting Bahrain
with Saudi Arabia. The tower shaped restaurants are designed so you
can enjoy the beautiful view of the two countries. This is one of
the modern tourist attractions in Bahrain.
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Oil Well
Well over half of the world’s petroleum reserves are located
in the Middle East, Bahrain was the first country in the gulf where
oil was struck in 1932. This is the famous & aptly named - "Oil
Well No. 1". Its is located next to the Oil Museum |
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Pearl Monument
The pearl roundabout is located on Muharraq causeway - Manama. This
is one of Bahrains most recognizable symbols, Six dhow 'sails' holding
a giant pearl. This is a great attraction for photographers.
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Wind Towers
A traditional method of air conditioning in the days before electricity.
The Wind Towers can still be seen on many houses in Manama & Muharraq.
Open on all 4 sides, they catch wind & send it into the rooms,
giving a cooling effect.
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Bahrain Places
of Interest 
