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- Manama: The capital and largest city of Bahrain, Manama is a modern metropolis with skyscrapers, shopping malls, museums and mosques. It is also home to the Bahrain World Trade Center, the Bahrain National Museum and the Al Fateh Grand Mosque.
- Muharraq: The second largest city and former capital of Bahrain, Muharraq is a historic and cultural hub with many traditional houses, souks and mosques. It is also the location of the Bahrain International Airport and the Amwaj Islands, a group of artificial islands with resorts, restaurants and beaches.
- Riffa: The third largest city and a residential suburb of Manama, Riffa is divided into two parts: East Riffa and West Riffa. East Riffa is the older and more traditional part, while West Riffa is more modern and affluent. Riffa is known for its golf course, fort and clock tower.
- Hamad Town: A planned town and a suburb of Manama, Hamad Town was established in 1984 and named after the former emir of Bahrain, Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa. It has 22 roundabouts, each with a different theme and design. Hamad Town has many schools, parks, mosques and sports facilities.
- A’ali: A town and a suburb of Manama, A’ali is famous for its ancient burial mounds that date back to the Dilmun civilization. It also has a pottery industry that produces traditional clay pots and jars. A’ali has a shopping mall, a cinema and a cultural center.
- Isa Town: A town and a suburb of Manama, Isa Town was established in 1975 and named after the former emir of Bahrain, Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa. It is mainly a residential area with many schools, colleges, universities and hospitals. It also has a popular flea market that sells second-hand goods.
- Budaiya: A coastal town and a suburb of Manama, Budaiya is part of the Budaiya Highway that connects Manama with other towns along the western coast of Bahrain. Budaiya is known for its farms, gardens, nurseries and fruit stalls. It also has many cafes, restaurants and clubs.
- Jidhafs: A town and a suburb of Manama, Jidhafs is one of the oldest settlements in Bahrain. It has a historic fort, a mosque and a cemetery. Jidhafs is also a commercial area with many shops, markets and businesses.
- Sitra: An island and a town south of Manama, Sitra is connected to the mainland by two bridges. Sitra is an industrial area with many oil refineries, factories and warehouses. It also has some residential neighborhoods, schools, mosques and parks.
- Adliya: A district and a suburb of Manama, Adliya is one of the most vibrant and cosmopolitan areas in Bahrain. It has many art galleries, cafes, restaurants, bars and clubs. It also hosts many cultural events and festivals throughout the year.
- Al Jasra: A village on the western coast of Bahrain, Al Jasra is the birthplace of the current king of Bahrain, Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. It has a historic house that showcases the traditional architecture and lifestyle of Bahrain. It also has a handicraft center that sells local crafts and souvenirs.
- Zallaq: A village on the western coast of Bahrain, Zallaq is famous for its long sandy beach that stretches for 25 kilometers. It is also home to the Al Areen Wildlife Park, which houses many endangered species of animals and plants. Zallaq has some resorts, hotels and restaurants along the beach.
- Diraz: A village on the northern coast of Bahrain, Diraz is known for its palm groves that provide shade and dates. It also has a historic temple that dates back to the Dilmun civilization. Diraz has some mosques, schools and shops.
- Karbabad: A village on the northern coast of Bahrain, Karbabad is adjacent to the Bahrain Fort, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases the history and archaeology of Bahrain. Karbabad has some farms, houses and mosques.
- Saar: A village on the northern coast of Bahrain, Saar is part of the Budaiya Highway that connects Manama with other towns along the western coast of Bahrain. Saar has some archaeological sites that date back to the Dilmun civilization. It also has some malls, cinemas and restaurants.
- Barbar: A village on the northern coast of Bahrain, Barbar is famous for its three ancient temples that date back to the Dilmun civilization. They are considered to be among the most important archaeological sites in Bahrain. Barbar has some houses, farms and mosques.
- Tubli: A village on the eastern coast of Bahrain, Tubli is located near the Tubli Bay, which is a wetland that supports a rich biodiversity of flora and fauna. Tubli is an industrial area with many factories and workshops. It also has some schools, mosques and markets.
- Al Hidd: A town on the southeastern coast of Bahrain, Al Hidd is located on a sand spit that separates the sea from the Al Hidd Industrial Area. Al Hidd is a fishing town with a harbor, a fish market and a lighthouse. It also has some schools, mosques and parks.
- Arad: A town on the northeastern coast of Bahrain, Arad is located on a sand spit that separates the sea from the Arad Bay. Arad is known for its traditional wooden boats that are used for fishing and pearl diving. It also has a fort, a mosque and a park.
- Amwaj Islands: A group of artificial islands on the northeastern coast of Bahrain, Amwaj Islands were developed in 2002 as a residential and commercial project. They have many villas, apartments, hotels, restaurants, shops and marinas. They also have a school, a hospital and a theme park.
- Hawar Islands: A group of natural islands on the southern coast of Bahrain, Hawar Islands are a protected area that hosts many rare and endangered species of birds, dolphins, turtles and dugongs. They have some resorts, hotels and campsites that offer various activities such as fishing, boating, kayaking and snorkeling.
- Durrat Al Bahrain: A group of artificial islands on the southern coast of Bahrain, Durrat Al Bahrain were developed in 2006 as a luxury residential and leisure project. They have many villas, apartments, hotels, golf courses, restaurants and shops. They also have a marina, a spa and a park.
- Diyar Al Muharraq: A group of artificial islands on the northern coast of Bahrain, Diyar Al Muharraq were developed in 2007 as a mixed-use urban development project. They have many residential units, commercial spaces, educational institutions, health facilities and recreational amenities. They also have a souk, a mall and a mosque.
- Reef Island: An artificial island on the northern coast of Bahrain, Reef Island was developed in 2010 as an exclusive residential and leisure project. It has many villas, apartments, hotels, restaurants and shops. It also has a marina, a spa and a park.
- Dilmunia Island: An artificial island on the northeastern coast of Bahrain, Dilmunia Island was developed in 2013 as a health and wellness themed project. It has many residential units, medical facilities, fitness centers and spas. It also has a mall, a hotel and a park.
- Nurana Islands: A group of artificial islands on the northeastern coast of Bahrain, Nurana Islands were developed in 2014 as a residential and commercial project. They have many villas, apartments, offices and shops. They also have a marina and a park.
- Juffair: A lively neighborhood in Manama, the capital of Bahrain, Juffair is known for its nightlife, restaurants, and shopping malls. It is also home to the Al Fateh Grand Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, and the Bahrain National Museum, which showcases the country’s rich history and culture.
