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Al Ras Al Akhdar, Abu Dhabi

Qasr Al Watan
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Book your tickets

Tickets for Qasr al Watan are AED 65 for adults and AED 30 for children. You can also purchase tickets for the Palace in Motion light show which takes place each night from 8pm with tickets ranging from AED 25 for adults and AED 12 for children. Book your tickets online through the official Qasr Al Watan ticket portal.

To get to Qasr Al Watan, you must first head to the Visitor Centre from which you can enter the palace. There you'll find free and ample parking should you arrive by car. Valet parking is also available at the Visitor Centre car park at a charge of AED 80. Parking is open from 9:30am to 9:30pm, seven days a week.

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Embrace knowledge

Qasr Al Watan places a strong emphasis on learning and knowledge sharing. Here, you can expect to learn about the formation of the UAE and the country's governing traditions and values. The palace highlights Arab contributions to various fields of knowledge and gives you access to halls typically reserved for official summits. Inside, you'll also find the Qasr Al Watan Library and the House of Knowledge, where history and culture buffs and scholars can explore a vast collection of books, manuscripts and other resources about the UAE and learn about the nation's progressive journey.


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Your Abu Dhabi Pass

Explore the city's past and present and enjoy great savings on Qasr Al Watan with the official Abu Dhabi Pass. You'll also get complimentary access to Palace in Motion for a 15-minute light show. Buy now

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Frequently asked questions about Qasr Al Watan

Tickets for Qasr al Watan are AED 65 for adults and AED 30 for children.

The Palace in Motion light show lasts for approximately 15 minutes.

Visitors are more than welcome to tour the palace.

To get to Qasr Al Watan, you must first head to the Visitor Centre from which you can enter the palace. There you'll find free and ample parking should you arrive by car.

Qasr Al Watan was built to host dignitaries and leaders and stand as a landmark that symbolises the UAE's culture and history.

No, Emirates Palace is a separate grand palace which operates as a hotel.