Private architecture tour of Kuwait City

• Transportation by private car

• Meals are not included.

• Accessible for wheelchair users • Infants and young children may use a pram or stroller • Transportation alternatives are equipped for wheelchair access • Every area and surface is wheelchair friendly • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, the cancellation must be made at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

• Explore the downtown area of Kuwait City, renowned for its contemporary architecture. You can choose to visit various neighborhoods or landmarks, with guides available to share the narratives behind the structures. Access to some buildings will be provided, while others will be viewed from the outside. A local guide will offer detailed histories for each site. • The campus showcases an elegant collection of buildings that effectively meet programmatic needs while responding to environmental factors, resulting in a distinctive educational environment. The guide will explain the construction and features of these buildings. • The newly built headquarters consolidates all corporate employees of the bank, promoting collaboration and improving wellbeing. Its design includes sustainable aspects and structural innovation, ensuring energy efficiency while protecting office spaces from Kuwait's harsh climate. The guide will provide insights into the building's creation and attributes. • Al Hamra Tower, the tallest building in Kuwait and considered an architectural landmark, offers stunning views of the Arabian Gulf. The guide will describe its construction and unique features. • The Kuwait National Assembly Building presents a complex mix of accessibility and modern regionalism, often referencing traditions that may not actually exist in the country, leading to contradictions. The guide will discuss its design and historical context. • The new headquarters for the Central Bank of Kuwait, initiated in 2005 in the Sharq area, was built amidst discussions regarding design modifications. The guide will detail its architecture and historical significance. • The KIPCO Tower converts its location into a notable landmark for Kuwait, with a design inspired by the sea and sand, both of which are vital to the region’s heritage. The guide will explain its design and significance. • This is the fifth tallest structure in Kuwait City, commonly referred to as the Kuwait Trade Center. The guide will provide information about its construction and characteristics.