• Al Qurain Martyrs Museum - The Al-Qurain Martyrs Museum is a significant national landmark in Kuwait, situated in the Al-Qurain area of the Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate. This museum honors a valiant battle that occurred on February 24, 1991, during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, where 12 young men from the “Messila” resistance group heroically sacrificed their lives defending their country.

Initially a house serving as a base for the Kuwaiti resistance, the building was later converted into a museum by the late Emir Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah to commemorate the martyrs’ bravery. Managed by the National Council for Culture, Arts, and Letters, the museum showcases exhibits such as photographs of the martyrs, their personal items, battle weapons, a screening room, and a library.

The Al-Qurain Martyrs Museum symbolizes sacrifice and loyalty, drawing visitors from Kuwait and beyond to explore the history of the Kuwaiti resistance during the invasion.

• Tareq Rajab Museum of Islamic Arts - The Tareq Rajab Museum is a leading cultural landmark in Kuwait, located in the Jabriya area. Founded in 1980 by Dr. Tareq Sayid Rajab and his British wife, Jehan Welborne, the museum boasts a unique collection of artifacts gathered over fifty years, making it a top destination for enthusiasts of Islamic art and cultural heritage.

Museum Collections

The museum houses over 30,000 artifacts, including:
• Rare manuscripts and Qur’ans: Some dating back to the 1st century AH, illustrating the development of Arabic calligraphy.
• Ceramics, metalwork, and glassware: Showcasing the diversity of Islamic arts from various regions.
• Traditional jewelry and costumes: Demonstrating the intricate craftsmanship of Islamic design.
• Musical instruments and antique weapons: Providing insight into daily and cultural life throughout Islamic history.

• Kuwait Towers - The Kuwait Towers are among the most iconic landmarks and architectural symbols of Kuwait, located on the Arabian Gulf coast in the Sharq district of Kuwait City. Officially opened on March 1, 1979, they were designed by Swedish architect Sune Lindström and built by a Yugoslav company.

Structure:

The towers comprise three main structures:

1. The Main Tower (tallest):
   Approximately 187 meters tall, it features two spheres:
   • The lower sphere contains a water tank, a restaurant, and a café.
   • The upper sphere rotates 360 degrees every 30 minutes and serves as a panoramic viewing platform.
2. The Second Tower:
   About 147 meters tall, it is used solely for water storage.
3. The Third Tower (smallest):
   It contains lighting equipment that illuminates the towers at night.

• The Fish Market - The Fish Market in Kuwait is one of the most important and renowned traditional markets in the country. Located in the Sharq area, near the waterfront and the boat marina, the market is famous for its vibrant and lively atmosphere and is a popular destination for seafood enthusiasts and those interested in Kuwait’s fishing heritage.

Historical Overview:
• The Fish Market is one of the oldest markets in Kuwait, integral to daily life, especially given the reliance of Kuwaitis on the sea for fishing and pearl diving.
• The market has undergone modern renovations while maintaining its traditional character.

What Makes It Special:
• Variety of Seafood: The market offers a wide selection of fresh fish and seafood, including Zubaidi, Nuwaibi, Shaari, Hamour, shrimp, and squid.

• Grand Mosque - The Grand Mosque is the largest and most significant mosque in Kuwait and one of the most prominent Islamic and architectural landmarks in the country. Situated in the heart of Kuwait City, near the Seif Palace and the National Assembly, it is regarded as a major religious and cultural center.

Overview of the Mosque:
• Opening: The mosque was officially opened in 1986, during the reign of the late Emir Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah.
• Area: The mosque covers a total area of approximately 45,000 square meters, with 25,000 square meters dedicated to the prayer hall.
• Capacity: It can accommodate over 10,000 worshippers in the main prayer hall, in addition to a separate prayer area for women with a capacity of around 1,000 worshippers.

Architectural Design:
• The mosque features a classical Islamic design inspired by Andalusian and Ottoman architecture.

• Sheikh Jaber Causeway - The Jaber Bridge is one of the most notable infrastructure projects in Kuwait and one of the longest bridges in the region. It is part of a project to enhance the country’s transportation network and aims to ease traffic flow between Kuwait City and Bubiyan Island across the sea.

Overview of the Bridge:
• Opening: Jaber Bridge was officially opened in 2019 and is named after the late Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah.
• Location: The bridge spans the waters of the Arabian Gulf, connecting Kuwait City to the Al-Jahra region in the south of the country.
• Length: The bridge extends about 36 kilometers, making it one of the longest marine bridges in the world.
• Design: The bridge features a modern design with two lanes in each direction, and it includes a floating bridge with an additional track for future railway use.

• Mubarakiya Old Market - Al-Mubarakiya Market is one of the oldest and most famous traditional markets in Kuwait and is considered one of the country’s unique tourist and cultural landmarks. The market is located in the old city area of Kuwait, near the capital district, and is a lively center that reflects Kuwait’s rich heritage.

Overview of the Market:
• History: Al-Mubarakiya Market was established in the mid-20th century and has played a significant role in Kuwait’s trading history. It was a meeting place for traders from various Arab, Indian, and Asian nationalities.
• Design: The market is known for its traditional character, which reflects old Kuwaiti architecture, featuring narrow alleyways, flat-roofed buildings, and intricately carved wooden doors. It houses many shops offering a variety of goods.
• Products: The market offers a wide range of local and international products, such as perfumes, spices, fabrics, handmade crafts, jewelry, as well as household items and traditional food products.

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