Mansour historic Palace - Mansour historic Palace

I highly recommend him

Beautiful historical site but there is great neglect by the Antiquities Authority

Unfortunately, half of the palace has fallen to the rest

I wish from the Tourism and Antiquities Authority to pay attention to this palace, which was visited by many travelers, the last of which Amin Rihani

A muddy muddy palace is located in the village of Auchzia .. east of the city of Unaizah I do not recommend to visit it because there is nothing and ruined

The place is very nice and the smell of the past smells of it but there is no identification plates for its name and needs to be restored by the Tourism Committee and if around the place a well is placed fence

The fragrance of the past, the time of the good

The palace of Sheikh Mansour al-Matroudi, who was built in 1250 AH, is one of the important monuments in the center of al-Awshiya, which is run by the sons of the Matroudi family. The originators of this town are to this day. Al-Saud (may Allaah have mercy on her) and his father-in-law, where she married Prince Jalawi and after her death he married her sister Ruqaya Mansour al-Matroudi, who gave birth to Prince Abdullah bin Jalawi, the partner of the reunification process with His Majesty the late King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud. Deha restored the livestock of the people of the village of Al-Awzheya after being robbed by a number of thieves during the prayers of the men of the town Friday prayers and the palace was the seat of former Awashiya princes, including Sheikh Ali Mohammed Matroudi, where he received the Lebanese traveler Amin Rihani when he visited the region in 1341 AH He also visited him on another occasion earlier than this date, as well as the French traveler Charles Huber in 1297 AH The palace is characterized by its large size and the breadth of its chambers and rooms.It was built from two floors and receives the private mosque of the palace from the village side and other mud palaces that were destroyed.The palace has been demolished due to rain, but its main features and many of its walls are still in good condition. It has a wonderful view of the palm plantations, which still many elderly people remember their beauty and greenery and abundant production of various types of dates. The village, the region and the palace with the efforts of its owner, Sheikh Thamer bin Ali al-Matroudi, and the efforts of the committee