King Abdul Aziz Castle — Attraction in Tabuk Province

King Abdulaziz Castle was built in 1352 AH, corresponding to 1933 AD, to be the seat of Saudi rule in the region. The castle is one of the most important castles in the Tabuk region, located in the Duba governorate of the Tabuk region in the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The castle was built on a high plateau to make it the seat of the region It was built of limestone in the style of castles in the region, which was restored to be a tourist facility by the General Authority for Tourism and National Heritage. The area of ​​the castle is 1000 square meters, and work is underway to make it a museum in the...

King abdul aziz Castle, another historical place of Duba city. History: One of the most important castles built during the Saudi era, King Abdul Aziz requested its construction in 1352 AH (1933 AD), and it was used temporarily as administrative headquarters in the seaside town of Dabba. King Abdul Aziz’s Castle in Dabba today is a national heritage site located in the centre of the old town near the port. In all four corners of the castle, there is a crescent-shaped tower, and the rooms of the castle are adjacent to walls from the inside. The castle can be entered through its...

King Abdul Aziz Castle, Duba A historic coastal fortress offering a glimpse into Saudi Arabia’s past. Built in the early 1900s, its sturdy stone walls and watchtowers highlight its defensive role. Restored thoughtfully, the castle features exhibits on local history and sweeping Red Sea views. Compact yet rich in heritage, it’s a quick, worthwhile stop for travelers exploring the region. Perfect for history buffs and photographers. Minimal crowds, serene vibes. A hidden gem on the...