Crowne Plaza Riyadh RDC Hotel & Convention

This year's Winter Wonderland is spectacular to fulfill our promise to "Imagine More." 52 rides, 6 subzones, and more attractions for all ages to double the fun and provide you with a full entertainment experience!

Boulevard Riyadh city is one of the biggest zones in the season. Triple in size this year, each of the sub-areas features its own set of activities, restaurants, events, and outlets that are catered to all visitors.

King Abdulaziz Historical Center reflects Riyadh's heritage, culture and history, and blends with its architectural environs. The project is part of Qasr Al-Hukm development program carried out by Riyadh Development Authority. The center has modern and multipurpose facilities that transforms it into a cultural oasis, where visitors can find entertainment and benefit from its premises. The center hosts the Public Park, National Museum, Antiquities and Museums Headquarter, Al-Murabba’ Palace, Traditional Mud Buildings, Darat Al-Malik Abdulaziz, King Abdulaziz Public Library, King Abdulaziz Mosque, King Abdulaziz Auditorium, and a modern road network in addition to many public utilities like the mosque, walkways, and modern restaurants. The design is exceptionally environment-friendly with vast green spaces where various trees and shrubs were planted to alleviate the pollution and high temperatures, filter the air, and serve the neighboring districts. The large numbers of visitors were taken into consideration; so, all the surrounding streets were renovated and the section of King Saud Road, which passes across the center, was restructured to allow passage of both vehicles and pedestrians simultaneously. The parking areas were also scattered across the center with a total capacity of 1100 cars. They are shadowed in an innovative way to allow the growth of trees and to replace the artificial shadows in the future.

Known for its traditional mud-brick architecture, Ad Diriyah is home to revitalized Al Bujairi, a pedestrianized maze of winding alleyways with cafes and craft shops. Cultural sites include Diriyah Museum, a former palace with exhibits on Saudi history, and the restored Al-Zawihra Mosque. A river lined with date palms runs through Wadi Hanifah valley, a popular spot for waterside picnics, strolling, and cycling.