This is an originally historic Nabataean castle, that was built then and got renovated or re-built later, and kept the region secured for a long time, I had a good look at it from the outside, but unfortunately did not see it from the inside because I was told that climbing up to the castle is a difficult task, I walked around it and had coffee in the adjacent Ta’aleel cafe.

I was told this is the only tourist site in the city, and it didn't fail to charm us with its bit of history. true, it's renovated, but I'm just glad to see some real historical structures after almost week shuffling between meetings in Al jouf. bonus: visit the quaint coffee shop beside the castle for some Arabic treats in the evening. I didn't have a chance to go up the castle, so I won't comment on the interiors.