An important symbol of Kuwait's pride and strength, this impressive structure made of entirely of mud and brick is a historically significant site that should most certainly be a part of any travel to Kuwait. Constructed at the meeting place of three caravans and innovations routes the palace lies 24 km to the west of Kuwait City. The structure is most famous for being the site of the historic Al-Jahara battle and serves as Kuwait's fortress and defensive position until the nation's triumph over the Ikhwan.

The palace inherited its name through the colour of its walls though according to popular legend the palace attained its colour through the blood that was shed in the defense of the fortress during the Battle for Jahara.

The Red Palace features four towers each of which is located on one of the corners of the structure. The palace also features 33 rooms and 6 impressive courtyards in addition to a large water well that was used when the palace was under siege in the Battle of Jahara. Other interesting features include the three immense gates located on different corners of the outer structure.

Red Palace is one of the last remaining physical testaments to the past but it is also a testament to the enduring nature of the Kuwaiti people. The main attraction of this destination is the historical significance and the chance to almost be a part of the history. Visitors should note that admission is completely free.

Visitors to Kuwait will find that staying in one of the hotels in Kuwait located close to this destination such as Al Jahra Copthorne Hotel and Resort Kuwait will not only offer convenient access to this destination but also a range of amenities during their stay.