Kuwait City, the capital and largest city of Kuwait, serves as the political, cultural, and economic center of the country. Located on the southern shore of Kuwait Bay, which is an extension of the Persian Gulf, the city's skyline is a mix of modern high-rise buildings and traditional architecture, reflecting its economic prosperity and cultural heritage. The city is well known for its impressive landmarks such as the Kuwait Towers, which are emblematic of the nation, and the Grand Mosque, the largest mosque in Kuwait with its impressive Islamic architecture. Among the city's numerous museums, the Kuwait National Museum and The Scientific Center stand out, showcasing the region's art, culture, and natural history. Souk Al-Mubarakiya offers a traditional shopping experience with a variety of goods, from spices to textiles. The city also hosts a series of waterfront promenades like Marina Crescent, offering scenic views, dining, and leisure activities. Despite the harsh desert climate, Kuwait City has several parks and gardens providing green spaces, such as Al Shaheed Park, the largest urban park in Kuwait.
