Rumailah is an archaeological site in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi, the U.A.E., as well as the site of a thick-walled coral and adobe fort, thought to date to the early 20th century.
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Al Rumailah Fort
This archaeological fort is located in Al Ain. Built in the nineteenth century. It is thought to be home to the people dating back to the Iron Age settlement in 500 BCE. This area was known as Al Buraimi Oasis. The historical fort was built to protect the people from the bandits. The fort is standing in good condition. The main door is closed. There are no signs or boards to...
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This early 17th centurt mud and stone fort has been heavily restored in recent months. Originally built to protect the nearby Oasis, it is now in middle of a heavily populated neighbourhood. It is generally locked and visitors are not...
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Jahli Fort is the centerpiece of Al Ain, beautifully restored with excellent information center within. A must visit. especially for musical events. UAE is justly proud of this place and its setting within the main...
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