Best places: Tourist attractions in Jahra, Kuwait

Guided tours are available of this huge domed mosque, the largest in the country.

Contemporary green space featuring walking/jogging paths, a museum, restaurants & botanical gardens.

Contemporary geometric-design performing arts center with theaters, halls, concert venues & cinema.

👍👍 This is what makes us proud Kuwaiti citizen, democracy and freedom of speech and safe environment for all.God bless Kuwait and our government.We don’t have anything negative towards anyone who practices their religion at all ,we welcome all to live here in peace . At the end GOD will judge not me no...

Artifacts at the original site of a storied Gulf War battle, including a bombed building & vehicles.

3 glittering, blue-tiled towers, 1 with a revolving viewing sphere, plus high-rise restaurants.

Jogging paths in a lakeside park with cricket & soccer grounds, basketball courts & a play area.

👍👍 Its Best Masjid Ever

Vast Royal palace & international conference center with fountains, gardens & a gold-topped mosque.

Sizable museum on Kuwait's history & culture from pre-oil time to present day with many artifacts.

Movie theater chain known for presenting 3D films on a giant screen, including blockbusters.

👍👍 Come here at night for dazzling lights and water fountain

👍👍 Nice service and the views is awesome.

👍👍 Dar Al-Athar Al-Islamiyyah is a Kuwaiti cultural institution that was founded in February 23, 1983, and includes a private Kuwaiti art collection, owned by Sheikh Nasser Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah and his wife Sheikha Hessah Sabah Al-Salem, the general supervisor of the House of Islamic Antiquities. D...

👍👍 One of the best and most unique parks in Kuwait! Although the Water Towers are inaccessible, the park itself is worth your time. You can also bring kids to play in the slides and swings.

Museum with a collection of over 30,000 objects relating to Islamic art & calligraphy.

Completed in 1993, this 372-m. communications tower symbolizes Kuwait's liberation from Iraq.

Royal palace built in 1919, with a daily cannon-firing ceremony during the month of Ramadan.

😐 The four towers are built with bricks made from mud mixed with local desert shrubs. The towers were designed to give infantrymen a view and line of fire in all directions. The walls around the fort house firing holes for infantrymen and sharpshooters. The fort is almost square, surrounded by a wall...

Restored national museum with a planetarium, heritage & archeology exhibits & a dhow sailing boat.