Imagine a time when the uber modern city of Abu Dhabi was a quaint pearling and fishing settlement! Yes, a visit to Qasr Al Hosn right in the heart of the capital city will transport you to this era. Dating back to the 18th century, it’s the region’s oldest heritage site; it was once a defensive structure, later a palace which served as a residence to the ruling Nahyan family, and then the seat of government.t is renowned for its stunning architecture, blending traditional Arabic design elements with modern touches. The intricate details in the building's exterior and interior reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Qasr Al Watan houses the UAE's political and cultural institutions, making it a symbol of knowledge and governance. Visitors can explore the Presidential Palace's halls, libraries, and exhibitions that showcase the country's history, heritage, and values.
