Exploring Abu Dhabi is a rewarding experience as there is so much to see and visit. There are many attractions and cultural. Heritage places are reminiscent of the traditional past of the city. On the other hand, the natural islands located near the mainland provide a glimpse into the harsh desert environment. Here are five popular tourist attractions in the capital of the United Arab Emirates that offer something for everyone.
Corniche
The Corniche wears Abu Dhabi in the most imaginative style of a city decorated with dull concrete towers. The Corniche, which revives the city’s waterfront, is a jewel in the crown of Abu Dhabi with its crowded docks, bike paths, separate play areas for children and the Blue Flag beach. By shrinking the city limits from the Hilton to Arabian Gulf Street, the Corniche revives traditional values in separate sections for families, singles and the public. Admission to the family and individual beach is free, but access to the public beach is free. If you want to enjoy the Abu Dhabi panoramic skyline, rent a bike and enjoy the power of cycling on private bike paths.
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
Believers know no boundaries when it comes to dedicating sanctuary to their beloved God. The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, an integrated memorial from Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, reflects the splendour and grandeur of Islamic architectural styles in the UAE. It is the first and largest among many chandeliers, as it is the third-largest chandelier in the world and the largest Persian carpet in the world. The interior of the mosque shines with sparkling Swarovski crystals, impressive pools and columns carved in a unique line.
Ferrari world
The exciting and exotic adrenaline flowing through our veins is reason enough to visit Ferrari World on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. It is the first and largest Ferrari fleet in the world to restore the history of a car giant for decades. Children, adolescents and adults; There’s something for everyone, from interactive 4D adventures to hot G-Force.
Emirates Palace
The Emirates Palace embodies the Abu Dhabi emblem, luxury and radiance. The palace, the second most expensive hotel ever built, spans over 100 hectares and includes 114 domes, 1,002 chandeliers and two handcrafted rugs each with one ton. There is a sparkle of luxury in every visible part of the hotel because gold, mother of pearl and crystal dominate the interior.
Culture village
The Heritage Village reflects Abu Dhabi’s past when it was just a small village occupied by local Bedouins. It is interesting to know how the Bedouins live, manage and work around their traditional skills. Get an overview
