Bait Kaaki
بيت الكعكي
An early 20th-century Hejazi-style mansion in the old town, with painted wooden windows and a well-preserved stone facade, a representative example of Taif's historic architecture.
The Kaaki House was built in the early 20th century by the Kaaki family, Meccan merchants. It used traditional Taif stonework and Hejazi wooden lattice windows, and it was once one of the most luxurious private residences in the city. The government later restored it and protected it as cultural heritage. Most of the time, visitors can only view the exterior, though the interior occasionally opens for exhibitions. It is located near Abbas Mosque and can be explored on foot as part of a walk through the old town.
Opening hours
Exterior visible all day
Nearby sights
- Abdullah ibn Abbas Mosque
- Shubra Palace
- Al-Kou Mosque
- Al Rudaf Park
- Ikrima Dam
- Taif Rose Farms (Bin Salman Farm)
- Al Hada Mountain & Road
- Al Shafa