Qasr Al Watan, Abu Dhabi, newly opened for visitors. This is a panoramic view of the entrance and gardens 
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This White Palace Is Abu Dhabi's Newest Attraction

The Mughal inspired Abu Dhabi Presidential Palace, Qasr Al Watan, will make you want to go "wow"

Author : OT Staff

The eye-catching and majestic Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi has decided to open its gates to the public. An awe-inspiring example of refined Mughal architecture, the Presidential Palace of Abu Dhabi will certainly pique your interests. Its meticulously crafted gardens, atrium and intricate chandeliers along with the gorgeous amalgamation of blue and white hues make the structure a visual treat for any visitor. 

The Qasr Al Watan, also called the Palace of Nation, which is the section of the Presidential Palace now open to public,has an entire room dedicated to expensive and unique gifts given to the president of the UAE from leaders of other nations. The library at this magnificent palace has to be its highlight. This one-of-a-kind book paradise boasts a collection of nearly 50,000 books. Historical diaries, memoirs, modern fiction are part of its rich collection. Visitors can read these books, gaining insights from titles dating back to the 17th century. 

Apart from books, the palace still has a lot to offer. You can walk around the serene gardens or observe the architectural wonders of the Palace of Nation, and if you like,&nbspeven plan your visit around the spectacular night show held every evening.

Tickets to visit the Presidential palace are available here. Tourists can visit the location any time between 10am and 8pm.

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