Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is a  metropolis, home to luxury residential homes, opulent mosques, high-end hotels, and shopping malls. However, the city has been able to preserve its history and culture in several ways. One of them is the Qasr Al Hosn. 

In 2018 it was transformed into a museum that now houses historical artifacts dating back to 6000 BC and everything you need to know about Abu Dhabi’s rise from a simple fishing village in the 18th century to today’s global city.  

A visit to the Qasr Al Hosn is a must if you want to explore the history of Abu Dhabi. After all, knowing a city’s past is as important as enjoying its modern attractions. 

Important Information 

• Location address: Qasr Al Hosn, Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed, Al Maktoum Street. Al Hosn – Abu Dhabi
   
• Please provide a valid photo ID matching the name listed in the booking to gain entry into Qasr Al Hasn. 
• Qasr Al Hosn may restrict items from outside, including food, beverages, cameras, video, audio recording equipment, seats, selfie sticks, and items considered illegal, hazardous, dangerous, or potential weapons.
   
• Qasr Al Hosn will not be held responsible for or liable for any issues, damages, or physical injuries suffered by any visitor onsite or during any programmed event at Qasr Al Hosn.
   
• Important note:
   

• Tourists need to show RT PCR Report and vaccination certificate.   
• Required 96 hours valid RT PCR test report (UAE-based lab) 
• A Fully Vaccinated report required. 

• Opening hours : 

• Saturday to Thursday : 10am to 9pm 

• Friday :  2:00 pm – 10pm. 

• Opening hours during the month of Ramadan : 

• Saturday to Thursday : 10:00 am to 11:00 pm 
• Friday :  5:00 pm – 11:00 pm. 

Booking Policy 

Cancellation Policy 

• Tours or tickets canceled after booking will incur 100% charges.  

Child Policy 

• Entry is free for children aged 17 and below 
• Children aged 18 years and above will be considered adults and charged an adult rate