See Abu Dhabi’s oldest heritage site which once served as a residence to the ruling Nahyan family and later as the seat of government.
Dating back to 18th century, Qasr Al Hosn serves as a physical timeline which narrates the tale of Abu Dhabi’s transition from a pearling and fishing settlement to a world-class city.
Find here exhibits that date back to as early as 6000 BC.
Get a detailed account of the impressive Emirati past, traditions and ancient royal lifestyle as you wander through its well preserved hallways and rooms.
Chance to stand under the complex’s oldest structure, a watch tower.
Experience the tangible and intangible Emirati Heritage at the House of Artisans.
Gain access to its renovated Cultural Foundation which is also the region’s first multipurpose community centre.
At Bait Al Gahwa, learn about the secrets of Arabic coffee and its importance in the Emirati culture and hospitality.
