Alamoudi Museum

About

The Al-Amoudi Museum exhibits a wide array of objects and tools from ancient Arab communities, reflecting their daily lives and civilization. The museum also features equipment used by the Arab armies of the past, including clothing and swords. Photographs provide a journey through Makkah's evolution from the past to the present. These images depict scenes of the Grand Mosque, the Kaaba, and pilgrims engaging in tawaf and prayer in earlier times. Tawaf and sai, integral rituals of the Hajj pilgrimage, are shown as simpler and less organized compared to their current form. Visitors to the museum are encouraged to immerse themselves in the experience by donning traditional attire such as that of Bedouins, kings, or Arab soldiers. Additionally, the museum provides opportunities for interactive photography with backgrounds resembling tea or coffee banquets, traditional arrows, and the backdrop of a rocky mountain. The Al-Amoudi Museum is a budget-friendly attraction, with entrance tickets priced at 3 Saudi Riyals. The museum operates throughout the week, from Monday to Sunday, welcoming visitors from 8AM to 11PM.