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Abraj Al Bait The most expensive collection of skyscraper hotels ever built, Abraj Al Bait is located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, and cost a cool $18 billion to build. The entire complex is built on the ruins of the Ajyad Fortress and has stunning views of the Grand Mosque and the Kaaba.



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