King Abdulaziz Castle in Duba is a fascinating archaeological landmark, embodying the urban history of Tabuk Province. Occupying an area of 1,750 m², King Abdulaziz ordered it built in 1352AH/1952AD as the seat of government. The rectangular-shaped castle has four towers. It has been renovated and turned into a museum in order to document the history of Duba and the cultural evolution of the area.

Tabuk

When was King Abdulaziz Castle in Duba built?

Which of the following sets of entities used King Abdulaziz Castle as head office?

How many towers are there in King Abdulaziz Castle in Duba?

When was King Abdulaziz Castle in Duba last restored?

Which of the following best describes the geometric shape of King Abdulaziz Castle?

King Abdulaziz Castle

Magnificent Construction and Historical Memory 

A Stronghold’s Story

The Stronghold’s Glory