One of the best museum I have seen so far. Thanks to Technology like AR VR. Immersive experience, light and sound, guidance. Free entry. Don't forget to buy something from gift shop

This is a very large museum that does a good job of explaining the history of Saudi Arabia and the Muslim faith. At first I thought it was a little odd that they would focus so much on religion but it makes a lot of sense when you consider how the closely intertwined the country and religion are. I spent about 90 minutes here and learned a lot, particularly about the Muslim faith.

plans to spend at least a couple of hours here and you will learn a lot. On display is a skeleton of a Platybelodon and Ichthyosaur; very interesting also the huge meteorite that was found in the Wabar crater. You will learn about the pre 14 pre Islamic Arabian kindoms on the Arabian Peninsular 5 BC - 700 AD. The overall collection is marvelous. The outside gardens are also worth visiting and enjoying

Great place to visit with family, students, teens. The place is clean and well organized, the staff is very welcoming and warm. The park is really good place to relax in the afternoon. Must visit if you are in Riyadh!

What a great place to visit. We visited with our 8 years daughter last month and what a rich educational display this museum provided.. reading and learning about the history of Saudi Arabic since the beginning of time til the modern days. I found it very informative as I can read and understand Arabic but have to translate and explain to my daughter who doesn’t understand Arabic very well which made her loose interest at the end but anytime she finds anything written in English she will read it and discuss it with us. There were very good short clips about the history of Saudi but they were in Arabic. It will be great if you can provide an English version as well for non Arabic speakers which they were the majority of the visitors I’ve seen that day.