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What to do nearby our hotel in Jeddah
In addition to its port and resorts, Jeddah also boasts numerous shopping destinations, and 2 of the city's most popular malls lie just across the highway from the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel. Avid shoppers can browse upscale shops in a vibrant atmosphere at Al Salaam Mall and Al Andalus Mall. Business guests also appreciate our proximity to the offices in Emaar Square and nearby King Abdul Aziz University. Read more suggestions below.
Explore attractions
Jeddah Corniche
9.97 mi / 16.05 km from the hotel
Take a stroll along Jeddah Corniche and enjoy the views of the Red Sea. Discover many recreation areas, civic sculptures, and visit King Fahd's Fountain, the world’s tallest fountain.
King Abdulaziz University
1.90 mi / 3.06 km from the hotel
King Abdul Aziz University, named after the founder of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, was established in 1967 as a private institution to advance higher education in the western region of the Kingdom.
Jeddah Al-Sulaymaniyah Station (Haramain Railway)
3.28 mi / 5.28 km from the hotel
The Haramain High-Speed Railway (HHR) is an electric rail service operating at speeds of up to 300 kilometers per hour. It connects passengers traveling between the Holy Cities of Makkah and Madinah, with stops at KAEC, Jeddah, and King Abdulaziz International Airport. Each train features 417 seats and a convenient dining area.
Cenomi Al Salam Mall & Al Andalus Mall
0.35 mi / 0.56 km from the hotel
Two of the city’s most popular malls are located just across the highway. Al Salam Mall is perfect for those seeking a wide variety of shopping, hypermarket access, and extensive entertainment options, while Al Andalus Mall offers a family-friendly experience with malls, cinemas, and a convenient central location.
Jeddah Historical District
3.14 mi / 5.05 km from the hotel
Jeddah's historic district features coral stone buildings with wooden latticed windows. The bustling souqs sell spices, textiles, jewelry, and traditional crafts, offering a rich taste of the city's heritage and culture.