The most famous landmarks of Hail

Brown Mountain Park

This park is located on the eastern side of the city of Hail, and it is characterized by a beautiful view on it, and the Al-Samra mountain overlooks the eastern plains of the city, and the plateau of Najd, so it was used in the past for military purposes during the era of the Al-Rashid State, which was the city of Hail, its capital, and it contains green flanks at its foot , Lakes, and large parks.

Rock art in the region of Hail

These arts are located in two regions: Umm Sanman Mountain in Al-Jubbah, located 90 km northwest of the city of Hail, and this mountain overlooked a lake with fresh water in the past, which was providing water for the population and animals in the Genetic part of the Great Power of Influence, but it did not It is presently present, and Al-Manjour and Jabal Rata in Shuwaimis, in the south of Hail, about 250 kilometers, which are rocky slopes in a valley covered with sand, and there are many archaeological forms and inscriptions that indicate the presence of the population in this area before it It is about 10,000 years old.

Other landmarks in Hail

There are many historical and tourist attractions in Hail, including:

• Al Qashla Historical Palace: Qishla Castle was built in 1960 AD, during the reign of King Abdul Aziz, and it is considered one of the most important forts in the city of Hail, and is characterized by its architecture and distinctive style.
• the wall: It is considered one of the important cultural sites in the city, and it contains archaeological sites that indicate the remains of the ancient wall city, and another part consisting of traditional and traditional buildings, consisting of a number of houses and palaces.
• Hail Regional Museum: The Museum of Hail contains a hall for the natural and geological history of the region of Hail, where it is located on a land area of ​​10,000 square meters, in which samples of the rocks in the region, mining sites and mines are displayed.
• Historic Vid: This city is located 130 km from the city of Hail, on the southeastern side, and is home to the Asad tribe, and the Wati tribe, and the most famous monuments include the Khrash Palace, and the ruins of the Grand Mosque.