The royal family of Abu Dhabi led by its Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has immense global influence

The royal family of Abu Dhabi led by its Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has immense global influence

The residences of the House of Nahyan has not been officially disclosed anywhere

The residences of the House of Nahyan has not been officially disclosed anywhere

However, most of the official gatherings take place in Al Bateen Palace and Qasr Al Watan

However, most of the official gatherings take place in Al Bateen Palace and Qasr Al Watan

Scroll ahead to know about the majestic royal heritage of Abu Dhabi-

Scroll ahead to know about the majestic royal heritage of Abu Dhabi-

Al Bateen Palace

Al Bateen Palace

Formerly the official residence of founding father of UAE Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Al Bateen Palace features traditional Islamic and regional Emirati design with desert-toned facades, geometric motifs, arched colonnades, and low domes

Formerly the official residence of founding father of UAE Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Al Bateen Palace features traditional Islamic and regional Emirati design with desert-toned facades, geometric motifs, arched colonnades, and low domes

Qasr Al Watan

Qasr Al Watan

Popularly known as the Presidential Palace, the Qasr Al Watan made of white granite and limestone has intricate designs and its most spectacular features  includes a dome with a diameter of 37 m (121 ft), a chandelier with 350,000 pieces of crystal, and a number of compartments

Popularly known as the Presidential Palace, the Qasr Al Watan made of white granite and limestone has intricate designs and its most spectacular features  includes a dome with a diameter of 37 m (121 ft), a chandelier with 350,000 pieces of crystal, and a number of compartments

Qasr Al Hosn

Qasr Al Hosn

Ahistorical landmark and the oldest stone building in Abu Dhabi, Qasr Al Hosn was constructed in 1761 as a conical watchtower to defend the only freshwater well in Abu Dhabi island and was later expanded into a small fort in 1793 by the then ruler, Shakhbut bin Dhiyab Al Nahyan, and became the permanent residence of the ruling Sheikh.

Ahistorical landmark and the oldest stone building in Abu Dhabi, Qasr Al Hosn was constructed in 1761 as a conical watchtower to defend the only freshwater well in Abu Dhabi island and was later expanded into a small fort in 1793 by the then ruler, Shakhbut bin Dhiyab Al Nahyan, and became the permanent residence of the ruling Sheikh.

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