Eastern region

Abo Obeid Museum The museum is located in Mubarraz Mahasin within the owner's residence. It consists of one hall. The hall is arranged according to the function and the material by placing the exhibits of his museum inside the cupboards or on the shelves.

Al - Khalifa Museum One of the museums of the Eastern Province Al - Ahsa Mubarraz, founded by Hussein Ali Abdullah Al - Khalifa, the museum is located in the residence of the owner area of 200 square meters, and contains a large collection of heritage pieces of all kinds, functions and materials, which represent the heritage of the Eastern Province.

Abu Redha Museum, one of the museums of the Eastern Province in Dammam, founded by Ahmed Abdullah Saad Abu Redha, the museum is located on King Faisal Street in the neighborhood of Khalidiya Dammam, an armed building The museum's holdings in these halls and in the corridors between them in a coordinated style.

Al Ahsa Museum It is one of the museums of the Eastern Province in the province of Al-Ahsa, and is located in the city of Hofuf in the district of Salhiya, and contains many halls to display the history of Al-Ahsa through various stone ages and the Islamic era as well as realistic images of the achievements of the Saudi era, and contains colors of local folklore and a photo gallery, library and pavilions This museum aims to preserve and protect archaeological and historical sites of interest and facilitate the process of registration and investigation of these sites, in addition to contain the artifacts and historical and provide the best ways to document and maintain It has also developed a center for collecting local folklore pieces and informing the public about the relics, history and local folklore through exhibitions and other educational activities

Saudi Aramco Museum, One of the museums of the Eastern Province, founded by Saudi Aramco, the Saudi Aramco Museum was established to highlight the cultural and historical appearance of the oil industry in Saudi Arabia, the museum contains a presentation on the Arab-Islamic artistic heritage and the origin and composition of oil in nature and ways to search for it and the story of the Saudi Arabian Oil Company Aramco With the use of modern technical means in the methods of presentation and illustration.

Al-Qarah Mountain, which is located in the eastern side of Al-Ahsa Province, is one of the most important tourist attractions in the Kingdom and in the world.It is one of the tourist attractions and for hundreds of years of written history of Al-Ahsa, the famous Al-Qarah Mountain, which sits on an oasis surrounded by a forest of palm trees, has kept many mysterious secrets that have been moving between Generations are like legends, and as far as the mountain was rising over the green oasis, it has added to the memory of the heritage further enrichment of the site, the story and the landmarks. Al-Qarah Mountain is known as Al-Shabaan Mountain, one of the most prominent natural tourist attractions in Al-Ahsa and the most famous historical sites.It is located on an area of ​​1400 hectares and consists of sedimentary rocks and is characterized by caves of distinct climatic nature.The mountain is 70 meters high and the mountain follows the top of the continent. Rocky downtown continent. The nature of the continent's mountain, especially the rock cavities evokes the pleasure and contemplation of the visitor, the rocks carved by nature and the factors of erosion in various forms gave the place more fun and awe, while the manifold caves gave more mystery to the place. The continental mountain is 210 meters above sea level and its geological age (modern era) and its rock composition consists of (limestone sandstone) and its cave causes of the movement of sea waves and various erosion factors, making it a natural summer and winter air conditioning on holidays and occasions. What is surprising for the people of Al-Ahsa and visitors who come from the Gulf countries and residents in the Kingdom, the mountain is characterized by the phenomenon of low temperature inside the mountain in summer and high winter, and this conflict between the climate inside the caves of the continent and outside the mountain, which made the mountain always and throughout the ages witness many Social events where he meant the people of the surrounding villages for hundreds of years until the appearance of electricity to cool down from the summer Glua, and thus active madrasah rings in the mountain caves, and increased the people's attention to these caves discover more of them so they start. On holidays and occasions, many residents of Al-Ahsa villages and cities go to Jabal Al-Qarah. The researcher says: Mohammed Taher Jalawah, a member of the village of Al-Qarah, said that the caves of Jabal Al-Qarah, which lies in the back of the mountain, and opposite his front entrance, which was paved years ago by the municipality of Al-Ahsa, was a hotbed. The people of the villages around the mountain hold literary sessions and teach the Koran. Seniors are staying This cave is very cold in summer and warm in winter, and in its belly is called (Almazamh) because of the increase of coolness in summer, where temperatures below 20 degrees Celsius reaches cooler caves, along with other caves such as Ghar (Mihoub) and Ghar (Abu Salih).

King Abdulaziz International Cultural Center is a cultural center owned by Saudi Aramco and is located at the same site where the first oil fountain was discovered in Saudi Arabia in Dhahran. An innovation center and an oasis for young people is the first child museum of its kind in the Arab world, a museum of natural history, art halls, and an archive center and in the middle of the center you will find the tower of knowledge.

The castle of Tarout, the palace of Tarout, the fortress of Tarout, the Portuguese or the castle of the Portuguese are an archaeological castle located on the top of a hill in the middle of the island of Tarut. The history of Tel Tarout who built the castle to five thousand years BC, while believed that the castle dates back to the era Alaaonah state, has the castle was one of the points defensive Portuguese in the Arabian Gulf during their occupation of Qatif after the restoration of the Portuguese in the sixteenth century on 29 March, 1544 AD corresponding to 1 Jumada I, 951 AH. The castle was restored on the temple of the Phoenician gods Ishtarot or Ishtar. The name of the island of Tarot is derived from it. Rocks and foundations of the ancient temple are clearly visible under the castle. The interior of the castle is semi-oval, irregular in shape with a total area of ​​not more than 600 square meters, surrounded by a wide external wall constructed with mud, plaster and brush stones, supported by four towers, three of which remained and one of them collapsed during a battle. The castle is adjacent to many ancient and modern archaeological establishments, including Hammam Ain Tarout, Ain al-Odeh, Tarot Castle Cafe, Al-Kadhim Mosque and artisanal centers, ahead of the houses of Deira neighborhood as a fortress that protects these houses during battles and wars. The castle went through many periods of time and was exposed to important historical events, and went through a period of near collapse, but it was renovated in the Ottoman era, and was the last restoration in the modern era by the Saudi Ministry of Antiquities in 1984. Many of the myths and myths circulating around the castle have been shared by the people of Tarut Island as it was a gathering point for the people of the island and the focus of their conversations. Within the castle there are many statues and pottery that date back to earlier eras, including the effects of the dynasties and the era of the Obeidians and the era of the civilization of Dilmun. The citadel is currently suffering from problems such as the cracking of its towers, which threatens to fall, and the dryness of Ain al-Awda, which is located within it due to the continuous oil withdrawal, as well as the lack of official opening for visitors and tourists and close it to any visit. The castle has visited many foreign missions including the Danish mission and the researcher Jeffrey Pepe.