City: Manama
Top Things to do in Manama
What to do and see in Manama, Bahrain: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
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. Al Areen Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Royal Spa Al Areen and its features. Al Areen Spa is designed with inspiration from the gardens of the Royal Arabian palaces. A key feature is a 10,000 square-metre spa, the largest in the Middle East and a world first in terms of size, design and treatments. Al Areen Spa features, twelve Spa pavilions, each one with twin rainmist shower beds, infinity bathtubs and a private garden, Hydrotherma
Reviewed By 985kayes - Birmingham, United Kingdom
The best spa experience I have had. From the moment we arrived Tanya and Lilly were most attentive. Intira was knowledgable and helpful with our treatment in the hydro thermal garden and My facial with Thanya was superb. Excellent service from all and I would certainly recommend
2. Bahrain National Museum
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4.5 based on 1,316 reviews
Reviewed By venkitasubramanian - Kalpetta, India
We visited Bahrain national museum , the entry fee is 1.05 BD, it's a fantastic place to visit and came to know about the culture and history of Bahrain
3. Al-Fatih Mosque (Great Mosque)
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4.5 based on 1,242 reviews
Reviewed By SlabbyBelgium - Bornem, Belgium
We had read about this mosque and were not disappointed! This is a real marvel in all its facets when it comes to fine architecture. We had the luck of having of a wonderful guide who guided us around and explained us the history of Bahrain and its religion. Interesting! We were lucky that we arrived before a coach with other tourists entered the mosque so were able to take marvelous pictures. Always impressed when you one sees the grandeur of such buildings.... same in Moscat, Abu Dhabi, Mosta..... Think without religion in your mind and discover the beauty of these constructions!
4. Beit Al Qur'an
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4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By abdelaabdikadera - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
I was praying my five time preyers in this Masjid and Museum since i arrived Bahrain because it was near my hotel the Diplomatic Area so you neet to visit if you go to Bahrain
5. Qal'at al-Bahrain
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4.5 based on 757 reviews
Reviewed By SallyP500 - Denver, United States
We visited at sunset! Best time as the heat was less. Wonderful to walk around the whole fort to see the extensive historical place. A must when visiting Bahrain.
6. The Lost Paradise of Dilmun Water Park
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4.5 based on 1,808 reviews
Set As Bahrain's Biggest Waterpark, The Lost Paradise Of Dilmun Currently Covers An Overall Area Of Approximately 77,000 Square Metres,Each Aspect Of The Park Is Based On The History Of The Dilmun Period, Reflected By Unique Stone Sculptures And Architecture That Encompasses The Theme. Over 18 Slides And Attractions Are Blended Seamlessly To Create A Desert Oasis And Garden Of Paradise For Guests To Enjoy
Reviewed By Abyrc2
Wonderful experience !!! Good service ???? Wonderful ride Best time with family and friends Good quality food and beverage ????
7. City Centre Bahrain
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4.5 based on 1,539 reviews
Reviewed By M572WAalib
It is a must visit place for Tourists It is full of tourusts / visitors during the weekends Great place and great food in the food court Selected world class brands offer great value for money My favourite -- Sharaf DG
8. Ahmed Al Fateh Islamic Center
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4.5 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By bexsweetlife - Shoreline, United States
My husband was excited to begin my tour of Bahrain at the Grand Mosque. We arrived dressed respectfully, men in long pants (traditional cloak available to men wearing shorts) and I was offered an abaya (black cloak) to cover my clothes and a scarf for my head. We took part in a tour offered just as the mid afternoon Adhan (call to prayer) was beginning. The guides speak many languages and tours in languages other than English or Arabic can be arranged in advance. We were able to take pictures inside the beautiful building and we were encouraged to ask questions. We were given the option to stay for prayer time and observe from the upper mezzanine. Afterward, we had a couple of questions and a second guide took us back into the mosque to answer all of our questions for over an hour. Friday mid-day is the busiest time at the mosque, and we would not have picked that time to go. We would highly recommend taking the time to visit the mosque!
9. Challenge Chambers
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4.5 based on 43 reviews
Challenge Chambers is a ”Real-Life Escape Game” where players end up being locked in a small room under mysterious circumstances. The objective is to solve the mystery by finding hidden objects, answering riddles and solving puzzles by connecting the missing links. Players will have to use their intellect, intuition and their sixth sense (sometimes) to make a successful escape
Reviewed By johnpauls265
Nice place to bonding with your friends and family. It is a good experience for everyone! Highly recommended for those who are looking for fun.
10. Bab el-Bahrain Souk
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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.
