• Imagine a time when Abu Dhabi, now an ultra-modern metropolis, was a quaint pearling and fishing village. 
  
  
• A visit to Qasr Al Hosn, nestled in the heart of the capital city, will transport you back to this fascinating era. 
  
  
• This site dates back to the 18th century and is the region's oldest heritage landmark. 
  
  
• Initially built as a defensive structure, it later became a royal residence for the ruling Nahyan family and eventually served as the seat of government.
  
  
• For over 230 years, this majestic sandstone tower has preserved its historic charm, standing as a tribute to the region's rich past. 
  
  
• As you step into this meticulously conserved national monument, now a museum, prepare to journey through time. 
  
  
• Explore the Inner Fort, constructed in 1795, and the Outer Palace, added in the 1940s. 
  
  
• The museum presents a fascinating collection of antiques, including weapons, photographs, and maps dating back to 6000 BC.
  
  
• Immerse yourself in the history of the Bani Yas tribe and witness the region's cultural and historical evolution through a series of interactive displays scattered throughout the complex. 
  
  
• Don't miss the opportunity to stand beneath the oldest structure in the complex—a coral and sea stone watchtower—and wander through the beautifully restored rooms and corridors, experiencing the grandeur of ancient royal life.
  
  
• As part of your visit, you'll be privileged to enter the House of Artisans, where skilled local artisans demonstrate traditional Emirati crafts. 
  
  
• The tour continues to the renovated Cultural Foundation, the region's first multipurpose community center. 
  
  
• Here, you'll find intricate artworks by regional artists and have the chance to participate in various cultural shows and workshops, further deepening your understanding of the local culture.
  
  
• Lastly, step into Bait Al Gahwa, where you'll uncover the fascinating world of Arabic coffee. 
  
  
• Learn about its cultural significance, meticulous preparation, and the roasting, grinding, and brewing stages. 
  
  
• This journey through Qasr Al Hosn offers a glimpse into Abu Dhabi's rich heritage and an immersive experience of its enduring cultural traditions.

• Discover Abu Dhabi's rich history at Qasr Al Hosn, the oldest heritage site in the city. 
  
  
• Once a residence for the ruling Nahyan family and later the seat of government, this iconic landmark traces Abu Dhabi's journey from a humble pearling and fishing settlement to a modern metropolis. 
  
  
• Embark on a journey through time as you explore its meticulously preserved hallways and rooms, gaining insights into Emirati traditions and the opulent lifestyles of ancient royals. 
  
  
• Stand beneath the complex's oldest structure, a historic watchtower, and immerse yourself in the tangible and intangible heritage of the Emirates at the House of Artisans.
  
  
• Immerse yourself in Abu Dhabi's vibrant cultural revival at the revamped Cultural Foundation, the first multipurpose community center in the region. 
  
  
• At Bait Al Gahwa, you can delve into the secrets of Arabic coffee and its profound role in Emirati culture and hospitality. 
  
  
• This genuinely interactive experience will give you a deeper understanding of local traditions.
  
  
• For a truly immersive experience of the capital city, we invite you to join our all-inclusive Abu Dhabi city tour. 
  
  
• This curated journey will take you to the heart of Abu Dhabi's cultural and historical treasures, including Qasr Al Watan Abu Dhabi, where you can marvel at the region's majestic architecture and experience unparalleled Arabian hospitality. 
  
  
• With our exclusive tour package, you can visit one of the city's newest attractions, the National Aquarium Abu Dhabi.

Tickets to Qasr Al Hosn Abu Dhabi

• Please ensure you have an authentic ID upon entry to Qasr Al Hosn.
  
  
• Certain items are prohibited on the premises to comply with our regulations. 
  
  
• It encompasses food, cameras, recording equipment, seating, selfie sticks, and objects considered unlawful, hazardous, dangerous, or potential weapons.
  
  
• While we strive to provide a safe environment, it's important to note that Qasr Al Hosn cannot be held responsible or liable for any happenings, damages, or physical injuries sustained by visitors. 
  
  
• We encourage all visitors to be mindful of their own and others' safety during their visit.