Al Murabba Historical Palace is a 1,680-square-metre landmark overflowing with royal heritage, built in 1937 by King Abdulaziz on the outskirts of old Riyadh. The palace complex served as both the royal court and the administrative centre of the Kingdom during a pivotal era of Saudi history.
Today, the restored palace and its surrounding gardens offer visitors a glimpse into the life of the founding king and the early days of the modern Saudi state.
Highlights
1,680 m² royal palace complex
Built by King Abdulaziz in 1937
Royal court and administrative centre
Restored gardens and heritage exhibits