Best places to visit in Abu Dhabi

The first Ferrari-branded theme park, offering high-octane adventures, including the Formula Rossa roller coaster and immersive experiences into the heart of racing legend.

A breathtaking architectural marvel, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is one of the world's largest mosques and a stunning example of Islamic art and design. Its gleaming white marble, intricate floral inlays, and vast prayer halls offer a serene and awe-inspiring experience.

A magnificent hotel often described as a 'palace of luxury,' it showcases opulent Arabian architecture and lavish interiors. Even if you're not staying, a visit for its grandeur, cafés, and beach is a quintessential Abu Dhabi experience.

A vibrant destination offering something for everyone with Ferrari World, Yas Water World, Warner Bros. World, Yas Marina Circuit, Yas Beach, diverse dining options, luxury hotels, a golf course, and the Yas Mall.

A popular museum in Abu Dhabi with artwork and artifacts from around the world, including paintings from famous artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Van Gogh, and Picasso, as well as treasures from ancient Egypt, India, and the Middle East, featuring a huge silver dome that lets in sunlight.

Experience the thrill of Formula 1 at this state-of-the-art motorsports venue. Beyond race days, it offers driving experiences, track days, and fitness sessions.

Explore the serene beauty of Abu Dhabi's vital mangrove ecosystem by kayak or boat tour. This protected area is a crucial habitat for diverse birdlife and offers a tranquil escape into nature.

The world's largest and fully air-conditioned indoor theme park, offering exciting rides, world of action and adventures.

A stunning presidential palace offering a glimpse into the UAE's rich heritage and governance, featuring grand halls, the House of Knowledge, palace gardens, and gourmet dining.

The Grand Mosque is an impressive architectural marvel made of stone, crystals, gold ceramics, and featuring the largest hand-knotted carpets in the world, with no entry fee but requires online ticket reservation.

Step back in time at this recreated traditional Bedouin village, showcasing UAE's rich cultural heritage. Explore recreated souks, watch traditional crafts, and learn about the region's history.

The biggest mall in Abu Dhabi, with a wide range of dining and entertainment options.

A collection of five sleek skyscrapers that stand as a testament to modern architecture and luxury living, offering shopping, dining, hotels, and upscale residences.

The Louvre Abu Dhabi, opened in 2017 on Saadiyat Island, is an impressive art museum showcasing a collaboration between France and the UAE, with a ticket price of 63 AED for adults.

The biggest and best water park in Abu Dhabi, featuring over 40 rides, slides, and attractions, including the world's largest six-person tornado water slide and the world's largest surfing wave ride.

Abu Dhabi's picturesque waterfront promenade stretches for miles, offering stunning views of the Arabian Gulf, manicured gardens, and pristine beaches. It's ideal for a leisurely stroll, bike ride, or enjoying the city's skyline.

Discover the fascinating world of falconry, a cherished Emirati tradition, at this specialized veterinary hospital. Learn about the history, care, and training of these magnificent birds.

A UNESCO world heritage site and the largest oasis in Al Ain, featuring lush palm groves, ancient irrigation systems, shaded pathways, and opportunities for biking or horseback riding.

The oldest fort in the UAE, built in 1670, which was the most important defensive building on the coast and also the residents of the Emirates rulers.

Home to the world's largest indoor aquarium with over 68,000 sea animals and 35 interactive experiences including Hypersphere 360, the world's first 360° Dome ride theater.

The oldest stone building in Abu Dhabi, once the tallest building about 45 years ago, now a museum with exhibitions and coffee ceremonies.

Island of happiness in Abu Dhabi that is home to culture, beaches, hotels, and a golf.

The Presidential Palace, also known as the Palace of the Nation, is where official state meetings are held and is open for tours with an entry fee of 65 AED for adults and 30 AED for children.

Clymb is an indoor skydiving and rock climbing facility, featuring the world's largest and tallest indoor skydiving chamber and the region's tallest indoor climbing wall, with ticket prices starting at 235 AED.

Spend a wonderful time in the desert, be thrilled riding a 4x4 and experience dune bashing, sandboarding, enjoy a barbecue dinner, and finish off with entertainment such as belly dance or tanura dance.