Significant places located near the Hamad Town offer the fabulous opportunity for the travelers to undertake excursions from Hamad town. Travelers on their Bahrain tours do visit the Hamad town – which is the housing town in the northern Bahrain. There are amazing things to explore and plenty to discover when you undertake excursions from Hamad Town.

Hamad Town is easily accessible from Manama and you can reach here by covering the 18 kilometer distance from the capital Manama. It is located close to Sakheer area which houses the huge Formula 1 motor racing circuit. The racing circuit is quite famous and it is the venue of many races. It is the biggest circuit in the Middle East. Most of the tourists coming to Hamad town always make it a point to see the racing circuit and visit the Sakheer area.

Another attraction in the southern part of Bahrain where you can go for short trip from Hamad town is the Al Zallaq area. It is quite famous for its Al Jazaer Beach which is also known as Al Zallaq Beach. You can relax at the beach area and enjoy the scenic beauty of the place. If you are a wildlife enthusiast then you can visit the Al Areen Wildlife Park. It is located in close proximity to the Al Jazaer Beach in Zallaq. Apart from enjoying the beauty of the exotic surroundings, you can also have a detailed insight about the culture and traditions of the place.

On your expeditions from Hamad town, you can also visit Riffa, which is divided into two main parts: East and West Riffa.

Bahrain National Museum
Unlock the past at the excellent Bahrain National Museum before venturing beyond Manama to find traces of Dilmun, Bahrain's ancient civilization.

Tombs of Sar and A'Ali
Visit the honeycomb tombs of Sar and the extraordinary town of A'Ali where 170,000 ancient burial mounds lump and bump the landscape, occupying 5% of Bahrain's land mass.

The House of Beit al-Jasra
The House of Beit al-Jasra is the birthplace of the ruler of Bahrain and a wonderful example of traditional Bahraini architecture. Developed in 1907 and constructed with exquisite external simplicity, it is built from local materials such as coral stone.

Bahrain Fort
Take a Portuguese-eyed view of the sea from the strategic Bahrain Fort, built in the 16th-century and recently restored to its former no-nonsense grandeur.

Al-Areen Wildlife Park & Reserve
Experience the harsh reality of the desert on the edge of the Al-Areen Wildlife Park & Reserve (with a resident herd of Arabian oryx) before the new developments in the area turn the wilderness into a garden.

Tree of Life
Sit under the Tree of Life - an ancient mesquite tree that stands in an otherwise treeless desert.

Oil Museum
The Oil Museum was built in 1992 to com mark the 60th anniversary of the discovery of oil. Its grand white building is quaintly at odds with the nodding donkeys and sprawling pipelines of the neighbouring vicinity.