Rising along the northern coast of the Kingdom of Bahrain, Qal’at al-Bahrain is more than just a defence or military structure; it is a profound archaeological tell of an artificial…
The top of a hill overlooks a valley named Hunayniyah, and that is where Riffa Fort (also known as Sheikh Salman bin Ahmed Al Fateh Fort) looks down upon it.…
Bahrain, an archipelago nation nestled in the Persian Gulf, boasts a rich architectural tapestry that reflects its historical significance as a trading epicenter and its contemporary goals. From ancient settlements…
Bahrain is a vibrant archipelago in the Arabian Gulf, where ancient traditions intertwine with a rapidly modernizing present. In recent architectural developments in Bahrain, historical motifs are creatively integrated with…
Bahrain is a place where the past and the future exist side by side. Walking through Manama, you can see towering skyscrapers standing next to traditional wind-tower houses. The country…
Arad Fort, an Islamic-styled fort located in the waters of Muharraq, is the first landmark visitors are greeted with while entering the country from the Bahrain International Airport. Being built…
The Pearling Path, a 3.5-kilometer trail, is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in the city of Muharraq in the Kingdom of Bahrain. This regeneration project is a vivid narrative…
Bahrain’s international airport (BIA) was established in 1927 in Muharraq, in close proximity to Manama, the capital city, and was the oldest international airport in the Persian Gulf. In order…
Manama’s origins began on the northern coastline of Bahrain in the Bronze Age. The Dilmun civilization inhabited the area in 3000 BC, serving as a key regional trading hub between…