
The Al-Qassim National Museum of Palms and Dates is conceived as a vibrant cultural landmark that celebrates the Kingdom’s profound bond with the date palm — the “blessed tree” that has sustained life and shaped Saudi identity for millennia.
Set in the heart of Al-Qassim, the museum unfolds as a multi-sensory journey where tradition and innovation meet. Visitors are welcomed into a dynamic courtyard shaded by woven palm-inspired structures, animated by artisan workshops, family spaces, and a playful woven playground. Inside, a series of seven thematic galleries immerse audiences in the many dimensions of the palm: as a symbol in art, a lifeline for communities, a witness to history, a source of ritual and culture, and a subject of cutting-edge scientific research.
From spectacular art installations and interactive storytelling to documentary films and hands-on craft exhibits, the museum weaves a living tapestry of heritage and innovation. It stands not only as a repository of knowledge and artifacts but also as a hub for artisans, scholars, families, and children — a place where Saudi Arabia’s agricultural legacy becomes a shared cultural future.
Date
2025Designed for
Ministry of Culture, KSATotal area
9,370 sqm