8 Places in Jeddah for the Perfect Instagram Picture
If you are visiting Jeddah, you will undoubtedly be seeking the most picturesque locations. From beautiful mosques, and picturesque museums to dainty fountains, here are some of the unbeatable views that make Jeddah a photographers' paradise. Prepare your cameras and get inspired as these ideal spots offer the perfect background for your photo.
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Here is a list of eight of the most Instagrammable locations in Jeddah:
The Floating Mosque
The Floating Mosque, also called Al-Rahmah mosque, was built in 1985 on a water surface, with bases planted under the surface of the sea. It is marked by its bright white color and its turquoise dome which paints a wonderful scene especially when the sun shines on it.
Jeddah Sculpture Museum
The Jeddah Sculpture Museum on the Corniche brings together more than twenty of Jeddah's world-famous sculptures including major works by international artists such as Henry Moore, Joan Miro and Alexander Calder, among others.
The Jeddah Sign
The Jeddah sign is a huge LED sign with Jeddah spelled out which has become a well-known landmark in the city. It is located on the Jeddah waterfront along the new Jeddah corniche.
Jeddah Waterfront
Jeddah waterfront is no doubt the place everybody adores. You will witness the most picturesque scenery, at sunrise, as the light crawls over the Waterfront to seem like a giant canvas, with all its sculptures and details. The view also looks amazing at sunset, so don't miss it!
King Fahd's Fountain
King Fahd's Fountain, also known as the Jeddah Fountain, is the tallest fountain of its type in the world. This 853-foot fountain in the middle of the Red Sea is best appreciated when illuminated at night.
The Jeddah Airport Aquarium
The Jeddah Airport Aquarium is the world's biggest airport aquarium containing a wide variety of about 2,000 rare fish that are characteristic of the Red Sea. The height of the basin is 14 meters long and has a diameter of 10 linear meters, while the capacity of the basin is 1 million liters of water.
Bab Makkah
Bab Makkah, also known as Makkah Gate, is adjacent to a street that at night, is transformed into an open-air market for the whole of its approximately 230-meter length. The gate remains standing with a hint of reconstruction. The market atmosphere at Bab Makkah also never ceases to amuse tourists.
Al Balad
Al Balad is the historical area of Jeddah. It was founded in the 7th century and historically served as the center of Jeddah.