This peaceful haven in central Al Ain is a must for visitors. Originally, it was a palace belonging to the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan when he was the Ruler's Representative in the region. The earliest building in the palace dates from 1937. More buildings were added to the original palace when the late Sheikh Zayed decided to live in it, which he did, until 1966. Family rooms are available to peek or step into and there is an atmosphere of quiet calm. The majlis, rooms for meetings, are furnished with floor cushions. Other rooms include the school room, where the royal children received their education from private tutors. The museum is immaculately kept and admission is free.
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