Fly from Washington D.C. to Kuwait City with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Washington D.C. to Kuwait City and transport yourself from the USA’s corridors of power to an oasis in the heart of the desert.
Experience this exciting capital from high up, with spectacular sights of the city from Kuwait Towers’ revolving viewpoint, or from Kuwait’s tallest building, the Al Hamra Tower. At ground-level you can sample traditional foods, goods and a unique atmosphere at the city’s bustling souk, Al Mubarakiya. Kuwait City is also home to beautiful green spaces – wander Al Shaheed Park for outdoor dining, museums and sculptures.
IAD to KWI: flight facts
Flying from Washington D.C. to Kuwait City: FAQs
What is the currency in Kuwait City?
The official currency of Kuwait is the Kuwaiti dinar (KWD), with one dinar made up of 1000 fils. If you don’t arrange currency before your Washington to Kuwait City flight, there are numerous moneychangers at your destination. Credit cards are widely accepted and ATM’s are numerous.
What attractions should I see in Kuwait City?
The city has numerous fascinating cultural sights to take in when you visit. Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem Cultural centre houses several museums in one complex. These include science, natural history and space exhibits. You can also enjoy a guided tour of the city’s Grand Mosque, the largest in all of Kuwait. Be mindful of dress restrictions when visiting holy places.
Top tips for Washington D.C. to Kuwait City
Head to the Grand Mosque
Just as time in Washington wouldn’t be complete without seeing the US Capitol Building, when visiting Kuwait City the extravagant Grand Mosque stands out – quite literally. This impressive religious building has space for 10,000 worshippers in its main hall, while huge chandeliers and palm trees add to the sense of grandeur.
Enter the surreal world of the Mirror House
The Mirror House is arguably Kuwait City’s most extraordinary attraction. A world away from Washington’s National Gallery of Art, this unique gallery is a home covered in mirror mosaics both inside and out, creating an eclectic, sparkling wonderland. Each room has a different theme- reserve a tour to visit here, and the artist will be on hand to explain her singular vision.