Immerse yourself in Abu Dhabi's rich history and cultural heritage at Qasr Al Hosn through interactive exhibits and traditional crafts demonstrations.
Watch skilled artisans practising traditional techniques like 'Sadu' weaving, 'Talli' embroidery, and 'Khoos' palm and date braiding at the House of Artisans.
Attend live demonstrations showcasing traditional Emirati practices such as falconry, calligraphy, and henna art at the daily programme of activities.
Step into Bait Al Gahwa, a traditional Emirati coffee house, to savour the rich aroma of freshly brewed Arabic coffee (Gahwa).
About Qasr Al Hosn:
Qasr Al Hosn stands as the oldest and most significant historical site in Abu Dhabi. Initially constructed in the 18th century as a watchtower, it evolved into a sprawling palace, encapsulating the UAE's rich heritage and culture. Qasr Al Hosn serves as a symbol of Emirati tradition, housing exhibitions, cultural programs, and historical artefacts. Visitors can explore the restored fortifications, exhibitions, and interactive displays, providing an immersive experience into the UAE's past and present.
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How to reach?
By Bus: Take either of buses - 32 and 34 from the city centre. Get off at Zayed 1st St / Khaled Bin Al Waleed St Bus-stop. From here, Qasr Al Hosn will be at a walking distance of approximately 100 metres.