Boulevard Flowers at Riyadh Season: Highlights From the Spring Run
Last updated: 22 October 2026.
Boulevard Flowers Riyadh Season — Quick Read
- Spanned 214,000 sq metres with around 200 million flowers and 5 million plants.
- Featured three Boeing 777 aircraft with family experiences inside.
- Ran daily 4pm–midnight, April 16 to June 16. Entry was SAR 28.75.
- Included restaurants, live roaming performances, and a garden accessories shop.
Boulevard Flowers was the floral zone of Riyadh Season 2025-26. It ran from 16 April to 16 June 2026 at the Hittin site opposite Boulevard World, and it drew visitors with around 200 million flowers, about 2,000 sculptures and three Boeing 777 aircraft. The zone has now closed, and any return is yet to be announced.
It ran from Thursday, April 16 to Tuesday, June 16, and was one of the later-opening zones on the Riyadh Season calendar.
What Is Boulevard Flowers?
Boulevard Flowers was a purpose-built outdoor floral destination spanning 214,000 square metres. It sat within the broader Boulevard Riyadh City ecosystem and was designed as an immersive sensory experience rather than a conventional park.
The zone featured around 200 million flowers and over five million plants arranged across arched walkways, floral pyramids, hanging baskets, rose palaces, and three-dimensional sculptures. The scale is deliberately theatrical.
Key Highlights Inside the Zone
Boeing 777 Aircraft
Three full Boeing 777 aeroplanes were placed across the flower fields easily the most unexpected visual in the zone. These were not just display pieces. Each aircraft housed family-friendly interactive experiences inside, making them a destination within the destination.
Najdi-Style Gates
The entrance architecture drew directly from Saudi heritage. Visitors were welcomed through gates built in the Najdi style, reflecting the traditional design language of central Arabia. It set a cultural tone before you even reached the flower displays.
3D Floral Sculptures and Rose Palaces
Throughout the 214,000-square-metre space, oversized floral sculptures and rose palace installations created natural photo points. The arrangements were not purely decorative they were structured to create movement and discovery as visitors walked through the zone.
Dining and Entertainment
Boulevard Flowers had multiple restaurants and cafes spread across the site. The dining areas were positioned to offer views across the floral landscape, making the setting part of the experience rather than an afterthought.
Live and roaming performances took place daily, adding energy to what could otherwise be a purely visual experience. There was also a nursery and garden accessories shop on site for visitors who wanted to take something botanical home.
For broader dining options near the zone, see the best restaurants on Boulevard Riyadh.
Event Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Zone | Boulevard Flowers |
| Ran | Thu 16 Apr – Tue 16 Jun |
| Hours | Ran daily, 4pm – midnight |
| Entry | SAR 28.75 |
| Tickets | No longer on sale |
| Size | 214,000 sq metres |
Was Boulevard Flowers Worth Visiting?
Boulevard Flowers worked best as an evening visit. The lighting across the floral installations transformed the space after dark, and the combination of live performances, dining, and the scale of the displays made it a standalone two- to three-hour experience.
It was particularly well-suited to families and visitors who wanted something visually spectacular without a high-intensity or rides-based format. The Najdi architectural touches and the cultural layering gave it more depth than a standard flower festival.
It paired naturally with a wider evening at Boulevard Riyadh City, which surrounded the zone with concert venues, restaurants, and entertainment.
FAQ: Boulevard Flowers Riyadh Season
What was Boulevard Flowers at Riyadh Season?
It was a 214,000-square-metre floral zone featuring around 200 million flowers, Boeing 777 aircraft experiences, Najdi-style gates, and live performances.
How much did Boulevard Flowers cost?
Entry was SAR 28.75 during the run. Tickets are no longer on sale.
When was Boulevard Flowers open?
It ran from April 16 to June 16, and was open daily from 4pm to midnight.
What replaced Boulevard Flowers in previous Riyadh Seasons?
Boulevard Flowers replaced Wonder Garden, which occupied a similar format in earlier editions of Riyadh Season.
Were there restaurants inside Boulevard Flowers?
Yes. Multiple restaurants and cafes operated within the zone, alongside a nursery and garden shop.
For dates, prices and the full picture from the run, see our full Boulevard Flowers guide.