AlUla tells the complex story of human settlement and civilisation through art and design. It ranges from prehistoric architecture upon the volcanic fields that continues to compel and confound archaeologists; the exquisite sculpture of ancient Arabian dynasties who made AlUla their capital; the monumental tomb with designs inspired by the Nabataeans’ ancient contemporaries in Rome, Egypt and Greece; and the mudbrick labyrinth of the Old Town decorated with the artwork of its inhabitants, and a harbor of memory and cultural identity for the people of AlUla.