Best Museums in Abu Dhabi

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.

A museum in Sharjah demonstrating Islamic civilization and culture with a collection of artifacts related to religion, science, astronomy, architecture, and craftsmanship.

A museum in Fujairah with a collection of objects from the Bronze Age, weapons, costumes, and utensils.

A fort in Ajman founded in the 18th century that has been Central to the history of the Emirate, featuring an Old Market Recreation and a police station Recreation.

A museum housed in Al Fahidi Fort in Dubai.

A private Museum in Abu Dhabi that belongs to Shay Kamama Mod and it has the largest collection of 4x4 Vehicles, the largest Caravan with eight bedrooms and the world's largest drivable replica of Willie's Jeep.

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.

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 Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi is a world-class art exhibit featuring authentic pieces, requiring around four to five hours to explore.

The Zayed National Museum is a cool structure scheduled to open in late 2025 on Saadiyat Island.

The Guggenheim is a new art museum being built in Abu Dhabi on Saadiyat Island, expected to open in 2026.

The Cultural Village is a free living museum offering a glimpse into the traditional life of Emirati people, located on the Marina Point near the RXOS Marina Abu Dhabi Hotel.

A cultural attraction in Abu Dhabi.

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

Explore traditional aspects of the desert way of life and gain insights into the Region's past.

A free historical attraction where visitors can learn about the country, its rulers, royal families, and traditional crafts, with a vantage point of the city.