• A visit to Al Fateh Grand Mosque, where you can learn about Islam or just appreciate the grand architecture of the largest building in the country, with some fine examples of interior design

• A visit to Bahrain National Museum, the most popular tourist destination in Manama and deservingly so, and the best place to start an intriguing, well-labelled introduction to the sights of the country

• A visit to Qal’at al Bahrain or the Bahrain Fort, one of Bahrain’s oldest military fortifications. This archaeological site, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2005, is of great historical significance due to its use as the capital of the Dilmun Civilisation

• A chance to shop at Manama Souk, with its labyrinthine lanes and alleys, offering a traditional bazaar-like experience in a place where ancient traditions meet modern lifestyle. Travelers and visitors can select and browse almost all sorts of rare and common spices, amazing fabrics, kaftans, dry fruits and regional unique handicrafts

• A visit to the Bahrain City Centre, the first and biggest mixed-use development in Bahrain offering the best shopping, leisure and entertainment experience to its customers under one roof