King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture Visit

Try and try until you succeed. I've heard that a hundred times already and that's what we did when we decided to visit the World --- or more popularly known as Ithra. We attempted to enter it last year and was not allowed because it wasn't open for public yet, and we didn't know that for a hassle-free entry, a visitor must have a ticket to one of its shows which can only be booked online back then.

Here's where we spent 2 hours:

ENERGY EXHIBIT

ART INSTALLATION
Ithra also showcases 12 unique artwork integrated in the architecture of the Center to reflect its mission of promoting creativity and cross-cultural engagement.

If you want to check out Ithra, check their website first for their visiting hours and show schedules. And better yet, (based on our experience) call their landline first.

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