Holidays in Manama

The first mention of the city is found in Islamic Chronicles in 1345. In 1521, the town was captured by Portuguese and in 1,602 by Persians. In 1783, Al-Khalifa Dynasty was ruled. Manama was declared porto franco in 1958 and became the capital of independent Bahrain in 1971.

Manama ' s economy, like Bahrain, is based on oil, the construction of cabotage vessels - Dao, fishing and pearls. The city is connected to the International Airport of Bahrain, located on the island of Muharraq, by means of a dam highway. The University of Bahrain is based in Manama in 1986.

Tropical to subtropical climate; average temperature of January 16 °C, August 31 °C, approximately 90 mm per year.

Manama City is located in the municipality of Manama.

The capital of Manama is the capital and the main economic centre of Bahrain, the city is small but very vibrant. Some 150,000 people live in the city, representing about a quarter of the total population. The first mention of the city is found in Islamic Chronicles in 1345. In 1521, the town was captured by Portuguese and in 1,602 by Persians. In 1783, Al-Khalifa Dynasty was ruled. Manama was declared porto franco in 1958 and became the capital of independent Bahrain in 1971.

Manama ' s economy, like Bahrain, is based on oil, the construction of cabotage vessels - Dao, fishing and pearls. The city is connected to the International Airport of Bahrain, located on the island of Muharraq, by means of a dam highway. The University of Bahrain is based in Manama in 1986.

Tropical to subtropical climate; average temperature of January 16 °C, August 31 °C, approximately 90 mm per year.

The city of Manama is located in the municipality of Manama.

Attention is drawn to the vast mosque (not counting many small), the Al-Bander Marine Club, with a large seawater jacuzzi, warmed up to 30-35 degrees Celsius, which allows to swim in the open air even in December-January, the Emir Beach, with the emir residence in the middle, numerous east bases. Especially an exotic kind of rest - "living" shrimp and fish, lips extraction. For centuries, Bahrain has been a major hub for pearls, now open to visit.