Maydan Ad-Diriyah

Maydān Ad-Diriyah (Arabic: مَيْدَانُ الدِّرْعِيَّة ; "Ad-Diriyah Square") is a pedestrian-oriented square in historic Diriyah, west of Al-Jaddah Al-Kubra, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Part of the Diriyah development project, it is a mixed-use retail and hospitality district designed in the Najdi architectural style and developed in line with Saudi Vision 2030. Covering 186,000 square metres, it is located near the At-Turaif District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is planned to include retail space, dining venues, hotels, residences, offices, entertainment facilities, and underground parking.

Infrastructure Diriyah Company signed a contract with Salini Saudi Arabia, a subsidiary of the Italian Webuild Group, valued at SAR 2.249 billion for the construction of the above-ground commercial district, including retail areas, hotels, residential and hospitality units, office spaces, as well as underground parking facilities.

Parking Underground parking facilities were constructed beneath the square across three underground levels with a capacity of 10,500 vehicles. They are among the largest parking facilities in the world and include integrated bus services, designated taxi and passenger drop-off areas, and four underground routes connecting different parts of the master plan.

Features Diriyah Square includes retail, hospitality, and entertainment facilities. It comprises 73 buildings and approximately 400 units designated for commercial and service use, hosting more than 400 international brands, including:

Adidas Spinneys Apple (the first Apple Store in Saudi Arabia) VOX Cinemas Shiseido Lululemon Abercrombie & Fitch AllSaints Hollister Co. Alo Yoga

Maydan Ad-Diriyah

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