Riyadh

🚼Pram

Boulevard City and the newer malls (Riyadh Park, Granada) have wide, flat, air-conditioned walkways that work well with a stroller. Older parts of the city are much more car-oriented, with few pedestrian pavements, so you'll rely on taxis or ride-hailing between stops.

🍽️Food & Eating

Saudi Arabia opened up fast to tourism and family dining is now easy in Riyadh, with high chairs and kids' menus standard at mall restaurants and international chains. Alcohol is not served anywhere, which in practice makes most venues calm and genuinely kid-friendly.

🛡️Safety

Riyadh is a safe, low-crime city for families, though modest dress is expected for adults (loose, covering clothing) even though the abaya is no longer mandatory for visitors. Cultural norms are still conservative, so it's worth reading up before you go.

🏥Hospitals

King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital both offer excellent, internationally accredited pediatric care. English is widely spoken in private healthcare settings, less so elsewhere.