Al-Qishlah Palace, also known as Historical al-Qishlah Castle, is located in Hail City, northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It was constructed in 1941 by order of Founding King Abdulaziz Bin Abdulrahman Al Saud, and covers 19,000 m.
Al-Qishlah Palace was built in the Najdi architectural style using clay, mudbrick, stone, and gypsum decorations. It has a rectangular shape, extending lengthwise from east to west and widthwise from north to south. It features two floors and an open courtyard. Each corner of the palace has a square tower and two entrances, including a main entrance on the eastern facade and a secondary entrance on the southern facade. It also houses a rectangular mosque with three rows of columns parallel to the palace's wall.
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