Do you need a parking? There is "الجهراء الحرفية 1" at 21 minutes away by bike. The motorway 6 can be reached in 10 minutes. Need to fill up your car? The closest gas station ("فرع استبدال الغاز") is only 3 minutes’ drive away.
You can find all your daily needs in this nearby supermarket: "جمعية سعد العبدالله قطعه 8" (23 minutes by foot or 4 minutes by car). If you need bread, you have a bakery in the local area: "مخبز ايراني" (23 minutes by foot or 3 minutes by car). You can find do your purchases in this nearby butcher: "لحوم" (13 minutes by car).
The area offers multiple services for your everyday needs: a bank and/or an ATM ("بنك بوبيان" at 3 minutes with your car), a police station ("مخفر شرطة تيماء" at 7 minutes by car), a fire station ("Jahra Fire Station" at 9 minutes by car), a post office ("مكتب بريد الدوحة" at 11 minutes with your car), sport ("ملعب مركز تنمية المجتمع الجهراء" at 7 minutes with your car), a park ("محمية بركة الطيور" at 10 minutes by car), a hotel ("Al Jahra Copthorne Hotel & Resort" at 12 minutes with your car).
Ḩawallī is only 25 minutes away by car. In just 25 minutes by car you can reach Şabāḩ as Sālim. Al Farwānīyah is only 21 minutes away by car. Only 21 minutes are needed to reach Kuwait City with your car.
The tourist offer of the surroundings is composed as follows: "ديوان ابناء محمد مسير الدريب" at 1 minute with your car.
For entertainment or catering you can find the following services in the area: a bar/cafe ("Ganzo3a Drinks" at 1 minute with your car), an ice cream vendor ("ماربل سلاب" at 9 minutes by car), a restaurant ("مطعم هية" at 23 minutes walk).
For any medical needs, you can find in the surroundings: a hospital ("مستوصف تيماء" at 29 minutes away by bike), a pharmacy ("صيدلية روزيت" at 8 minutes by car).
The closest university is named "Algonquin College" and is 6 minutes' away by car. If you are looking for a school, "عبد المحسن مسلم الزامل للبنين" it is 17 minutes away by foot. You can find a close nursery: "The English Playgroup", in fewer than 6 minutes by car.
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