King Abdullah Park provides a spacious, manicured retreat in the heart of Riyadh. Its expansive lawns, wide pedestrian pathways and artificial lake offer residents a place for picnics, jogs, and leisurely strolls. The park is particularly popular in the evenings when its large fountain is illuminated for a synchronised musical show. A dedicated children's play area and various food kiosks make it a practical destination for families. A modest entrance fee helps maintain the park's clean and orderly environment, contributing to its reputation as one of the city's most pleasant and well-kept green spaces.

AlMaqta'a Fort is a watchtower built over 200 years ago to protect the sea crossing from the mainland to Abu Dhabi. Constructed in traditional style with soft sand-coloured stone and ornately carved wooden features, it remains almost intact and serves as an important testament to the city's past. The building functions as a small museum displaying artefacts from the 1950s to the 1970s, while also presenting the history of the nearby Maqtaa Bridge. It offers a brief but interesting insight into the area’s past and the development of one of Abu Dhabi’s earliest crossings.

Take a fun and an exciting tour around the city on the electric chariot (Chinese copy of a segway). The tour starts with an introduction on how to ride the chariot. This is a great way to explore Manila and to learn about its history.