Coolest attractions in the Middle East

Anjelique (Istanbul, Turkey)
Anjelique in Istanbul is best described in one word - relaxation. This hip restaurant boasts majestic views over the Bosphorus, which is enhanced using carefully-angled mirrors. For this reason alone, the establishment attracts a high number of visitors. During the day, diners can choose from Asian and Mediterranean menus and, later on, the venue doubles as a nightclub. It boasts a line-up of world-famous DJs who keep guests entertained until the early hours.

Myu (Beirut, Lebanon)
The brainchild of engineer Joseph Mourani, this small but undeniably stylish restaurant and bar prides itself on a Mediterranean menu with a French twist. Fronted by a huge glass window, the venue offers diners an unobstructed street view that is perfect for watching the world go by.

Road of the Kings (Amman, Jordan)
One of the most famous routes in the world - it passes through a number of areas with historical significance and is even mentioned in the Bible – the Road of Kings offers an incredibly picturesque way to travel through Jordan. A journey along the ‘King’s Highway’ is a must for anyone visiting Jordan and will lead those who follow its path to the warm, welcoming resort of Aqaba.

Emirates Heritage Club (Abu Dhabi, UAE)
Abu Dhabi possesses a great cultural legacy and the Emirates Heritage Club was opened in 1993 by UAE president Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan to ensure that the nation's culture and traditions are preserved for years to come. A must-see when in Abu Dhabi is the Club’s camel racing event. Such races are a fun way to maintain the UAE's unique identity, while educating future generations about the traditions of their forefathers.