Inclusions

• Entry ticket to Qasr Al Hosn

• House of Artisans (live museum for all the handicrafts)

• Access to Bait Al Gahwa

• Access to Cultural foundation

• Free wifi throughout Al Hosn

Exclusions

• Pick up and drop off transfer

Heritage and Futuristic Visions Meet at Qasr Al Hosn

Serving as a link between the past and the present, Qasr Al Hosn is a significant monument housing centuries of history and tradition. A celebration of vernacular architecture, the building bears witness to Abu Dhabi’s rich and varied history, having been home to a ruling family and a seat to the government, the consultative council, and the national archives. Displaying artifacts and archival materials dating back to 6000 BC, this now-turned museum captures the metamorphosis of Abu Dhabi from an 18th-century fishing settlement to a global and modern metropolis.

Forts Guarding the History & Culture of Abu Dhabi

The fort is divided into two main attractions, the Inner Fort and the Outer Palace. The inner fort is dedicated to the history of the Baniyas tribe, more popularly known as the al Nahyan family, narrating the tale of how they became the leaders and planners of the city. Explore four interrelated sections, including the renovated Qasr Al Hosn Fort, the Cultural Foundation, the National Consultative Council building, and the House of Artisans, which celebrates local crafts.

Location: Rashid Bin Saeed Al Maktoum St - Al Hosn - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Operating Hours:

• Sat to Thu: 9am - 8pm

• Fri: 2pm - 8pm

Approximate Duration: 2 hours

• Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

• Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the attraction.

• Children aged 17 years and below can enter for free.

• Children aged 18 years and above will be considered as adults and charged an adult rate.

Getting There:

By Car:

• Book a car ride with us for hustle free transportation.

• A valid photo ID matching the name listed in the booking should be provided to gain entry into Qasr Al Hosn.

• Qasr Al Hosn may restrict items that are brought onsite, including but not limited to food, beverages, cameras, video and audio recording equipment, seating, selfie sticks, and items considered unlawful, hazardous, dangerous or potential weapons.

• In the event that the site has reached full capacity, you will be invited to wait in the House of Artisans reception space or encouraged to visit the Cultural Foundation exhibitions.