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The mall houses over 300 stores, including 2 food and beverage courts. Family attractions of the Seef Mall include the Magic Island, which has many games and rides. The Seef Mall also has 16 Cineplex screens.
The mall houses over 300 stores, including 2 food and beverage courts. Family attractions of the Seef Mall include the Magic Island, which has many games and rides. The Seef Mall also has 16 Cineplex screens.
Address: Manama, The Seef area Phone: 17581111 Website: http://www.seef.net
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bahrainThe Gold Souq specializes in fine jewelry. It is located in the Manama Souq and was the first gold complex in Bahrain
bahrainThere are many branches mostly located in the best hotels, modern shopping centres and in the souq.
bahrainThe first entertainment, shopping and leisure resort in Bahrain. It is also the biggest shopping centre, offering a vast selection of international and local brands including SAKS, 5th Avenue, Debenhams, Centre Point, Home Centre, Paris Gallery, Zara, H&M, Mango, Massimo Dutti, D&G
bahrainThis market was founded by orphans in 1987.The Prime minister ordered the expansion of this souq that sells Bahraini and Iranian pottery, antiques and traditional goods.
bahrainA good place to start for Bahrain’s famed natural pearls is Gold City, a complex of jewellery shops in Central Manama.
bahrainThe Family Bookshop sells books for adults and children, especially attractive books on Bahrain and the Arabian Gulf.
bahrainThe French franchise has a giant shop in Bahrain Mall and is an efficient place for self-catering. Many of its grocery stores are located around the residential areas, selling French delicacies and household products.
bahrainThis sprawling Souq found in the heart of Bahrain’s capital offers reasonable prices that are affordable by all the classes. The Souq has a great number of shops that advertise a diverse selection of clothing and footwear and shops that sell sweets and spices. The Souq also includes gold shops such as Gold City. There are also a number of delicious sidewalk coffee shops stocked with local beverages and snacks for weary shoppers. It is the place to go for electronic goods, cheap T-shirts, nuts, spices, sheesha and other Bahraini essentials.
bahrainThe atmosphere of the Bahrain Craft Centre is peaceful and friendly and managed completely by Bahraini women. It houses many studios and workshops that aim to revive traditional crafts such as weaving, palm-leaf papermaking, pottery and ironwork, but in a modern context. All the work is for sale.
bahrainMost of the souveniers available are imported from Yemen, India, Pakistan and Iran. These include silver jewellery, brass coffeepots, lapis-lazuli, carpets and coral beads. The Souvenier Shops are located in the streets of the Adliya district (near the Gulf Hotel and Convention Centre)
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bahrainThe Qala'at al-Bahrain (Bahrain Fort) is on the northern shore, five minutes from Manama city. The Portuguese constructed the fort in the 16th century, after which it fell into disrepair. However it has now been superbly restored to its former grandeur. Next door to the fort is an unmarked building that is the museum housing numerous artifacts from the ancient Dilmun period through to the Islamic era, many of which were found at the Fort.
bahrainThese kilns have been made on an ancient burial mound. After observing the potter working on the wheel you can take a turn yourself. The shop owner himself is also on hand to give a tour of the kilns and the pottery making process from production to glazing and firing. There are also finished glazed and unglazed products available for purchase at reasonable prices
bahrainDating back to 692 A.D, Al-Khamis is the oldest mosque in Bahrain. However this is disputed and a date pertaining to the 11th century is more probable. The elegant identical minarets were made in the 15th century and are mystifying and peaceful. It is no longer in use and is open to public viewing.
bahrainThese make up the biggest prehistoric graveyard in the world; there are approximately 170,000 burial mounds here, from the Dilmun period, 4,000 years ago to the third millennium BC, and present an intriguing look into early burial practices.
bahrainAdhari Park is a treasure trove for parents confused about how to entertain their overactive children. The Park consists of 165,000 metres of indoor and outdoor rides, food and shopping.
bahrainThe Heritage Centre and Museum of Pearl Diving commemorates the culture of pearl diving.
bahrainThe largest museum in Bahrain, the National Museum is a must-see for history enthusiasts; it is a goldmine of archaeological discoveries and Bahraini cultural relics. The Museum contains most remarkably, an entire dug up tomb as well as intricately carved seals and Sumerian, Babylonian, and Assyrian writing that assert Bahrain’s trading history. Other treasures include; the dioramas of Bahraini crafts, customary paintings, ceramic objects and many religious documents such as beautiful illuminated Qurans.
bahrainThough there is no known exact date of construction, the timeline of the Arad Fort is roughly the 15th century. Made in the typically Arab manner, the fort has been thoroughly refurbished and is a truly awe-inspiring sight when it is lit up at night.It is thought that the fort was used by the Omanis during their short occupation of Bahrain in 1800. It was deliberately built next to the waterways between Bahrain and Muharraq Island, to protect Bahrain’s strategic location in the Gulf.
bahrainThe Race Course and Equestrian & Horse Racing Club was established in 1977 and aims to revive the Arab custom of horse riding and grooming as well as training the new generation in the time-old tradition of riding horses. The course can house up to 40,000 spectators, and even children are welcome. Placing bets on the horses and the outcome of matches is strictly forbidden.
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bahrainThai buffet brunch with seafood and free flowing bubbly and herbal drinks
bahrainLe Mediterranee serves a succulent international buffet brunch where children under 12 years pay half price. The Nirvana restaurant in the same Hotel serves delectable Indian specialties.
bahrainThis Shanghai eatery is definitely worth a visit as it serves practical, filling, delicious and fresh home-cooking. The cooking may be traditional but the ambience certainly isn't: the open-kitchen restaurant is painted lime-green, has electronic sliding doors and has wi-fi internet access. The standard price includes unlimited beverages. A place where you definitely get value for your money.
bahrainLe Versailles is where you should go if you want dinner to be the evening’s main event. The ambience is elegance itself with live musicians and the twinkling lights of the Financial Harbour visible from the high glass windows. The menu is a superb collection of classical and modern French dishes.
bahrainThe atmospheric and modish Mezzaluna combines the spirit of Bahrain with that of the Mediterranean. Made in a sophisticated Bahraini courtyard house, the high-ceilinged restaurant has a live Latin band (on Fridays) and jazz music otherwise. It affords a delectable Mediterranean menu with imported French cheeses and a superb wine list. In particular, their melt-in-the-mouth Algerian fillet mignon is highly recommended. Reservations should be made in advance.
bahrainA delightful seafood buffet is served every Thursday and Friday at less than BD 5 per person. While the mouth watering ‘Eat all you can’ lunch and dinner packages are moderately rated at BD 9.500 per person.
bahrainThere is a charming brunch buffet daily with free flowing champagne, it is affordably priced and highly suitable for children. Those under 5yrs eat for free here, while 6-12year-olds only pay half the price. There is also live music and a kid’s corner.
bahrainThis restaurant is renowned for its international night buffet, its quirkily themed buffets, exciting salad bars and a la carte menus of your choice of Continental, American, Japanese and Asian cuisine.
bahrainJim’s has a very homey feelng and is thus highly popular with Western expatriates. It has a cosy cottage interior and serves roasts,'Full Monty' breakfasts with home-cooked eggs, bacon and black pudding. With a friendly ambience and famously delicious homemade chocolate vodkas, Jim’s is worth a visit for sure.
bahrainAn excellent option for every type of guest; children, families and friends. Their international brunch offers free flowing champagne, an option on indoor or outdoor seating by the poolside a live band and pianist. Take pleasure in the free use of the swimming pool in a family context with a Kids Corner.