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Hera'a Mall. located on Madina St Mall of Arabia. Recently opened and claims to be the biggest shopping mall in Saudi

Arabia on Madina St, rivaling Hera'a Mall

Red Sea Mall. It is one of the biggest shopping malls in Jeddah on King Abdulaziz Road.

Star's Avenue. One of the newest malls on Al-Malek Road, featuring a Saks Fifth Avenue

Tahlia Center, Tahlia St. Jeddah Mall, Tahlia St. Not a lot of variety but has a great food court to hang out in Al Khayyat Center, Tahlia St. Find international designer brands such as Dolce &

Gabbana, Gucci, LV, Fendi, and Dior

Al Basateen. A favorite hang out for teenagers. Le Mall. Famous for the first Starbucks branch in Jeddah Coral Mall. Rivals Le Mall's Starbucks with a large Second Cup coffeeshop Mega Mall. The best mall for all ages Hera'a Mall. Aziz Mall- close to the Airplane roundabout opposite of Abdul Latif Jameel

Roshan Mall - King Abdulaziz Road Roshana Mall - Altahlia st. Al-andlus Mall- on the road to King Abdul Aziz University (KAAU) Jeddah International Mall. Oldest Mall in Jeddah, specializing in Gold and Filipino food

Jungle Land. An amusement park with rollercoasters, a circus, and bungee jumping jhuedit

Al-Shalal Theme Park, Corniche near end of Sary St.. edit ABRAJ AL NAWRAS. edit

Al-Balad (Old Town)

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Jeddah's top sight is al-Balad, or the old town. The city wall has long since been torn down, but

the old gates still mark where it once stood. Within you'll find a warren of ancient buildings andtraditional souqs (markets), and the teetering, multistory coral houses that Jeddah is famous for.

Unfortunately, coral is not a very durable building material, and most of the buildings are in

disrepair. Spend time wandering around the old city and get lost in the seemingly endless souks.

You will find yourself in another world and entirely 'in' the world, surrounded by people form allover the arab world, Asia and Africa.

Souq al-Alawi. At the heart of the old city, coral houses line both sides of this busymarket street. A photography permit is theoretically necessary (inquire at the office

behind Naseef house), but in practice nobody seems to bat an eyelid as long as you don'tstick your camera in people's faces without permission. (21.5434857,39.1729892)

Naseef House. 5-9 PM (closed Fri?). The former house of one of Jeddah's main trading

families is now being renovated as a museum of sorts. Great views from the top floors

when it's open. SR20. Other

The Jeddah Corniche offers spectacular views of the Red Sea. Check out the main shopping

street on Tahliya for interesting wares, and if you're looking for good quality gold, try the GoldSouq where you can bargain for 18k and 24k gold by weight. The King Fahd Fountain is not

only the biggest fountain in Jeddah, but also the world!