Buraydah - description of the city:
Buraydah is city of Saudi Arabia ().
The population of Buraydah: 391,336 people. Geographic coordinates of Buraydah: 26.32599 x 43.97497.
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Saudi Arabia
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Buraydah |
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391,336 people |
| Timezone |
Asia/Riyadh |
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Latitude: 26.32599 x Longitude: 43.97497 |
Photo Galery Buraydah
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#01: Nowadays of Buraydah |
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#03: Famous places of Buraydah |
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#04: Spending days in Buraydah |
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#05: Buraydah Photogallery |
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#06: Sightseeing in Buraydah |
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#07: The beauty of Buraydah |
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#08: Buraydah - places of Interest |
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#09: Places to visit in Buraydah |
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Places to visit in Buraydah
Famous Places
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Bundeshaus
Country: Switzerland
What Is Bundeshaus Anyway?
Bundeshaus is the German word for the Federal Palace. It is the name of a building in the capital of Switzerland, in Bern. It is the place where the Swiss Federal Assembly (parliament) and the Federal Council meet. The c ...
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Urania
Country: Austria
On the south side of Julius-Raab-Platz, on the banks of the Danube Canal, stands a round building with a distinctive dome that is visible from afar. Urania, named after the Greek muse, was built in 1910 to designs by Max Fabian. It is the home of V ...
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Heeresgeschichtliches Museum
Country: Austria
The impressive Museum of Army History is housed in the military complex known as the Arsenal, built as a fortress in 1856. The museum, which chronicles Austria’s military prowess from the 16th century, was designed by Theophil Hansen and Ludwig F ...
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Hanko
Country: Norway
Hanko is an island that is in the Oslo Fjord of Norway. The island used to be owned by the Dano-Norwegian King. The king would often hunt deer on the island. Later, the island became one for retreat and some of the more notable visitors to the isla ...
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Kragero
Country: Norway
Kragero is a popular spot in Norway for holidays as it has a lot to offer. The town offers fjords, forests, and islands. This is the area that Edvard Munch found relaxation and peace. The artist fell in love with this area during his time and refer ...
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