Barzan palace a historical palace located in the city of Hail in the north of the Arabian Peninsula, the ruling palace of the Al Ali family and then to the Al Rashid family. Barzan was named for his prominence for buildings at the time. The palace left only the two towers that surrounded it and Barzan Palace was 70 feet high. [2] The palace was built around 1808 by Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Mohsen Al Ali, the second ruler of the Al Ali family in Hail. On an area exceeding 300 thousand square meters. The palace consists of three floors, and is distributed on the ground floor each of the councils and reception salons and gardens in addition to kitchens. On the second floor are state guest rooms, and on the third floor the ruling family lives.