City: Manama
Top Things to do in Manama
The 6 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Manama, Bahrain
Manama, capital of the island nation of Bahrain, is a major financial center with a thriving economy. A surplus of money has decorated the skyline with glass and steel spires, and plans for the tallest tower in the world. Although Bahrain is an Islamic country, alcohol is legal, and Manama has a thriving nightlife, with clubs and bars popular with visitors from all over the world. The narrow rows of stalls at the Bab el-Bahrain souk are famous for their vast array of perfumes, spices, and gold.
Restaurants in Manama
1. Bab el-Bahrain Souk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,220 reviews
Reviewed By blynky - London, United Kingdom
A great busy place to walk around, look for trinkets, get some amazing food and people watch. Busy and bustling, lots of narrow streets with hidden gems.
2. Khamis Mosque
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By maladraj
In addition that it's the oldest Mosque in Bahrain, the tourism arrangement done is outstanding, and moreover, entrance is free.
3. Bahrain Financial Harbour
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By abdelaabdikadera - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
This building is the financial and business center of Bahrain and also MInistery of Business and Industerial and Toursum so i been there to get all the information i need about business rules in Bahrain
4. Mukta A2 Cinemas
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By 424askb
Finally I visited @muktaa2bahrain one of the recent theatres in Bahrain.Located at the Juffair, a six screen multiplex with state of the art technology. ⠀ A luxury experience is Guaranteed with their 180 recliner sofas, pillow, quilt & a variety of food and beverage options served with on seat facilities for a more personalized experience ???????????????? ⠀ This is by far 1 of the top 3 cinemas in town and truly worth a visit, I will definitely be visiting this cinema again ????
5. Tree Of Life
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 812 reviews
Reviewed By julietr280 - Budapest, Hungary
On my first visit in December 2019,I went alone on a private tour. There was no one else there and I felt at one with this lone tree in the middle of the desert. This trip I was with a group and unfortunately there were so many other tours and crowds of people, it felt like we were swarming (desecrating) this ancient marvel. How it survives for hundreds of years without any water source is a msytery. There is actually a learning center with historical posters and information and facts about the tree and surrounding area.
