Kuwait is a travel destination in Western Asia. Its capital is Kuwait City. February and March are its two best months to visit, ranked on 1991–2020 climate averages.
Top places to visit in Kuwait
Kuwait Towers (landmark, Asimah (Capital) Governorate) — Iconic trio of blue-petal water towers on the Gulf — observation deck with panoramic city views.
Al Shaheed Park (natural, Asimah (Capital) Governorate) — Sprawling green park in the city centre — contemporary art pavilions, botanical domes, and heritage galleries.
Grand Mosque (landmark, Asimah (Capital) Governorate) — Country's largest mosque — intricate tilework, a 74 m minaret, and free guided tours at non-prayer times.
The Avenues Mall (city, Al Farwaniyah Governorate) — Middle East's largest shopping mall — a city within a city with indoor canals and an arts district.
Kuwait National Museum (landmark, Asimah (Capital) Governorate) — Heritage collection of Bedouin jewellery, dhow models, and a recreated traditional Kuwaiti house.
Failaka Island (landmark, Asimah (Capital) Governorate) — Offshore island with ancient Greek-era ruins and war relics — accessible by ferry from Kuwait City.
Scientific Center (landmark, Hawalli Governorate) — Gulf Coast aquarium and IMAX — interactive exhibits on marine life and Arabian desert ecosystems.
Souq Al-Mubarakiya (city, Asimah (Capital) Governorate) — Kuwait's oldest market — spice stalls, pearl jewellery, and traditional sweets in a labyrinthine bazaar.
Al Kout Beach (natural, Al Ahmadi Governorate) — Corniche beach and heritage fort complex — pleasant evening waterfront promenade with sea views.
Liberation Tower (landmark, Asimah (Capital) Governorate) — 372 m telecommunications tower — second-tallest structure in the Middle East; a symbol of post-1991 resilience.