• Souk Al-Zal, Riyadh

  

  Located in Ad Diriyah, this souk has everything from traditional artifacts and antiques to clothes, pots, handmade carpets and decorative daggers.

• Souk Al-Mubarakiya, Kuwait City

  

  Besides being a popular destination for locals and tourists to shop in, the market also has a variety of local restaurants serving Kuwaiti dishes.

• Muttrah Souk, Muscat

  

  If you walk along Oman’s Muttrah Corniche, you will find one of the oldest and most-frequented marketplaces in the country. Muttrah Souk has Bedouin jewelry, local garments and Omani artworks.

• Khan El-Khalili, Cairo

  

  This souk is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Egypt. Not only does the marketplace sell hieroglyphics printed in various forms it also has a large collection of traditional copper, gold and silver jewelry

• Jemaa El-Fnaa, Marrakech

  

  Jemaa El- Fnaa’s musicians, performers, medicine men and snake charmers will help you travel back in time.

• Gold Souk, Dubai

  

  Dubai’s gold souk offers up a dazzling array of jewelry, with traditional Emirati designs and Indian ware competing for space alongside fine jewelry from Europe and the wider Middle East.