Al Ain Palace Museum

Al Ain Palace Museum was built in the year 1937 by late Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan. Later in the year 2001, this palace was converted into a museum and opened for the general public.

The museum comprises of fine portraits belonging to the royal family as well as a family tree depicting the lineage of the Sheikh's life. In addition, the museum also houses a schoolroom, which showcases a wide collection of small desks along with a blackboard. In this schoolroom, the royal children were taught by private tutors. However, there is also a separate section, which was known as the Quran room where the entire family's spiritual needs were fulfilled.

Timing:      8:30 am – 7:30 pm (Saturday – Thursday)
                  3 – 7:30 pm (Friday)
                  Closed on Monday
Admission fees:    Free