Ibrahim Palace

Nice place, but opening hours displayed on google seems to be not valid. We were lucky, that we found opened entrance door. But nobody was there, object is probably still in reconstruction.

Well maintained..Free entry for every one.. Mosque and couple of new building inside which shows the history.

A peaceful and elegant place to visit.

A must to visit in Al-Ahsa tour, even if you miss the chance to enter it, still the scenery from outside is worth the visit. The Ibrahim palace in Al-Hofuf has stood the test of time and efforts are continuous to maintain the structure.

This historical palace is an architectural masterpiece that was a Turkish military barracks in eastern Saudi Arabia and the main headquarters of the Ottoman garrison in Al-Ahsa.

King Abdulaziz al-Saud (mercy on him) entered the castle to announce the annexation of Alhassa in 1331 Hijri. The center of the palace, which was built in 963 Hijri, is the Al-Qubba mosque. The facilities, the Ottoman prison, the weapons storehouse and the Turkish baths were built around it.

The Ibrahim Palace covers an area of 16,500 square meters. It combines both Islamic and military architecture as its huge building and its upper balconies give the effect of typical castles.

Historical palace and mosque. The building was not fully open when visited. The mosque is beautiful and very clean. Big potential as attraction for the city.

Still under renovation. May take 3 months. Expected to be one of the major attractions in Ahsaa.

It was such an amazing event

A must to visit in Alhassa tour, even if you miss the chance to enter it, still the scenery from outside is worth the visit. The Ibrahim palace in Al-Hofuf has stood the test of time and efforts are continuous to maintain the structure.

This historical palace is an architectural masterpiece that was a Turkish military barracks in eastern Saudi Arabia and the main headquarters of the Ottoman garrison in Alhassa.

King Abdulaziz al-Saud (mercy on him) entered the castle to announce the annexation of Alhassa in 1331 Hijri. The center of the palace, which was built in 963 Hijri, is the Al-Qubba mosque. The facilities, the Ottoman prison, the weapons storehouse and the Turkish baths were built around it.

The Ibrahim Palace covers an area of 16,500 square meters. It combines both Islamic and military architecture as its huge building and its upper balconies give the effect of typical castles.

Ibrahim palace is one of the most ancient fort in Hofuf,. It's built around hundreds of years back! It's located in eastern part of Saudi Arabia,Al Ahsa, Hofuf.This palace is the main historical fiction in the ancient Persia. Inside the fort there is mosque and museum, now it's running under by the Saudi tourism authority. Every couple of years they will be renovates by the concern authority. Mostly foreigners and others visited every single day.

Ibrahim Palace is a historical palace located in Al Hafuf, Saudi Arabia. It is a well-maintained and impressive architectural marvel that showcases the rich culture and heritage of the region. The palace features intricate carvings and designs, and the grounds are beautifully landscaped with fountains and gardens. The palace is open to the public and offers guided tours that provide a fascinating glimpse into the history of the region. However, the tours are only available in Arabic, which may be a challenge for non-Arabic speaking visitors. Overall, Ibrahim Palace is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and those interested in the culture and heritage of Saudi Arabia.

Promised tourist destination that is need to more development.

Very nice location 😃

Outstanding place which merges the current civilization with the Saudi heritage

Very nice place to visit a historic place.

Couldn't get inside cuz i was late. Was able to see the exterior.

Ibrahim Palace near Old Kout

Very beautiful place to visit in Alhasa

Good

Nice place and you will be lucky if you have a chance to visit it from inside.

You can now offer Salah in this historic palace and is open for public.