Archaeological Dossier & Curated Editorial
Ibrahim Palace (Qasr Ibrahim)
Erected during the first Ottoman period and later captured by King Abdulaziz in 1913, Ibrahim Palace fuses Islamic mosque architecture with massive defensive fortifications. Visitors admire white-domed vaulted prayer halls, high crenellated mud towers, and a curated regional weapons museum.
“Erected during the first Ottoman period and later captured by King Abdulaziz in 1913, Ibrahim Palace fuses Islamic mosque architecture with massive defensive fortifications. Visitors admire white-dome”
— Tourism Compass Heritage Committee
EraHistorical Era
Duration4 Hours
RegistryUNESCO World Heritage
GeodeticsWGS84 Grid
