The city of Abu Dhabi is vibrant and lively; you’ll never be without something to do. From relaxing on the shores of Saadiyat Island to feeling adrenaline rush through your body at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, there’s something for every visitors. You can spend hours on Yas Island, home to the world’s largest indoor theme park, Warner Bros. World™ Abu Dhabi and the shopper’s paradise, Yas Mall.
If you love nature, visit the beautiful Mangrove National Park, the wilderness of Sir Bani Yas Island and the dunes of the Empty Quarter. Be sure to refuel at one of Abu Dhabi’s award-winning restaurants and get ready for some extraordinary events on the calendar. Watch world-class shows at the state-of-the-art Etihad Arena and be a part of the world’s greatest racing event at the finale of the Formula 1™ season at Yas Marina Circuit.
Qasr Al Hosn is the oldest and most significant building in Abu Dhabi, holding the city’s first permanent structure; the watchtower. Built around the 1790’s, the commanding structure overlooked the coastal trade routes and protected the growing settlement established on the island. Transformed into a museum in 2018 following more than eleven years of intensive conservation and restoration work, Qasr Al Hosn is a national monument that encapsulates the development of Abu Dhabi from a settlement reliant on fishing and pearling in the 18th century, to a modern, global metropolis, with displays of artefacts and archival materials dating back to as far as 6000 BC.
Qasr Al Hosn is the oldest and most significant building in Abu Dhabi, holding the city’s first permanent structure; the watchtower.....
The Louvre Abu Dhabi is an art museum located on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. It runs under an agreement between the UAE and France, signed in March 2007, that allows it to use the Louvre’s name until 2047, and has been described by the Louvre as “France’s largest cultural project abroad.
The Louvre Abu Dhabi is an art museum located on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates...
Spanning 46,000 square metres and located directly opposite Abu Dhabi’s world-famous Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Wahat Al Karama is a timeless tribute that honours the Emirati martyrs who sacrificed their lives in service of their country. Wahat Al Karama is home to a permanent memorial commemorating the United Arab Emirates’ heroes, including soldiers, police, diplomats and civilians, since 1971.
Spanning 46,000 square metres and located directly opposite Abu Dhabi’s world-famous Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque...
Qasr Al Muwaiji was home to generations of the Al Nahyan family, and saw the birth of Sheikh Khalifa in 1948. The UNESCO World Heritage Site functioned not only as a home and an oasis in the desert but also as a place of rule and a focus for the community. The architectural gem now offers its visitors a variety of historical and traditional experiences associated with the venue, including oral narrations of the significant moments of Sheikh Khalifa’s life from his early childhood, leadership and vast national achievements. The recently restored property also provides the public with an insight into the chronology of the members of Abu Dhabi’s ruling family associated with Qasr Al Muwaiji and progression of the Al Nahyan Family. The museum also features interactive activities and performances that celebrate the overall spirit of the significant cultural site.
Qasr Al Muwaiji was home to generations of the Al Nahyan family, and saw the birth of Sheikh Khalifa in 1948...
Qasr Al Watan is a working Presidential palace in Abu Dhabi and a majestic cultural landmark that invites you to discover the rich legacy of knowledge and tradition that has shaped the UAE’s journey. More than just a traditional palace, Qasr Al Watan boosts cultural understanding of the nation and emphasises its incredible history. The palace stands as an icon of Abu Dhabi’s skyline with a design exquisitely crafted to tribute to its Arabian heritage and artistry.
Qasr Al Watan is a working Presidential palace in Abu Dhabi and a majestic cultural landmark that...
The village is an immersive time capsule, with an old-world souk (market), mosque and camp modelled on life in pre-modern UAE. The traditional oasis village offers a glimpse at Abu Dhabi’s past. Here you can shop, discover artefacts and watch artisans make pottery, blow glass and weave fabric on a loom. Home to the Emirates Heritage Club, which hosts workshops for traditional crafts. You can watch craftsmen demonstrate traditional skills such as metalwork, pottery, weaving and spinning yarn. They may even let you try your hand at their trade too.
The village is an immersive time capsule, with an old-world souk (market), mosque and camp modelled on life in pre-modern UAE...
The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque stands out as one of the world’s largest mosques, and the only one that captures unique interactions between Islam and world cultures. Sheikh Zayed’s vision for the Grand Mosque was to incorporate architectural styles from different Muslim civilizations and celebrate cultural diversity by creating a haven that is truly diverse and inspirational in its foundation. The mosque’s architects were British, Italian and Emirati, and design inspiration was borrowed parts of Turkey, Morocco, Pakistan, and Egypt among other Islamic countries, revealing a glistening architectural marvel with an astonishing capacity of 40,000 worshippers and visitors.
The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque stands out as one of the world’s largest mosques...
Jubail Mangrove Park is the first self-contained educational, nature and leisure destination of its kind in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Here, you can visit and explore a haven for avian and marine species native to Abu Dhabi. But foremost, this is a mangrove sanctuary.
Jubail Mangrove Park is the first self-contained educational, nature and leisure destination of its kind...
Join us in Abu Dhabi from May 13–16, 2025, for the IUHPE World Conference on Health Promotion and Education.
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