Riyadh has recently revealed plans to inaugurate 20 new parks in Saudi Arabia. The ceremony, held under the patronage of Prince Mohammed bin Abdurrahman bin Abdulaziz, Deputy Governor of Riyadh region, took place in the presence of Prince Faisal bin Abdulaziz bin Ayyaf, Mayor of Riyadh region.
These parks are strategically located across 18 residential districts, covering a total area of 181,225 square metres. The opening of these green spaces is expected to enhance the quality of life for residents and contribute to the beautification and development of the region.
The parks are included in the neighbourhoods of:
- King Faisal
- Janadriyah
- Dhahrat Laban
- Al-Mansoura
- Dirab
- Al Narjis
- Ash Shuhada
- Al Yasmin
- Al Yarmouk
- Al Munsiyah
- Al Khaleej
- Al Qadisiyah
- Cordoba
- Al-Rimal
- Al Rabie
- Al Mughrizat
- Al Uraija
- Al Gharbiyah
- Al Aziziyah
The parks’ total area of green spaces reached 50,000m2, including over 7,000 trees and shrubs.
Moreover, they are equipped with pedestrian paths spanning over 62,000 linear metres.
The parks also comprise 56 recreational areas and six playgrounds, accompanied by parking spaces for approximately 1,000 vehicles. Additionally, they include more than 750 decorative lampposts.