The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is one the world’s largest mosques and a massive architectural work of art that intentionally blends different Islamic architectural schools. It features 82 domes, more than 1,000 columns, 24-carat-gold gilded chandeliers and the world's largest hand-knotted carpet. The main prayer hall is dominated by one of the world’s largest chandeliers.

With five stunning towers that sparkle iridescently in the never-ending sunshine, Etihad Towers is a reflection of everything that Abu Dhabi is and will be: Modern, Sophisticated and Luxurious..

Reza Rahmanian served as the outside architect on the building's design by WATG Architects. The hotel's layout blends contemporary design and construction techniques with Islamic architectural principles like hierarchy, balance, geometry, proportion, and proportionality. 114 smaller domes are dispersed around the structure, while the centre dome is decorated with intricate geometric patterns. The various tones of sand that may be seen in the Arabian Desert served as inspiration for the building's colour.

The beautiful cultural monument Qasr Al Watan, a functioning presidential palace in Abu Dhabi, invites you to learn about the rich heritage and legacy of knowledge that have defined the history of the UAE.

Looking to soak up Abu Dhabi’s famous year-round sunshine? The immaculate Corniche Beach is one of the best places to do it. This beautiful beach isn’t just home to turquoise water and soft, white sand, it also has a beautiful seaside boardwalk, with well-kept walkways home to manicured gardens and benches overlooking the picturesque Arabian Gulf.

The Heritage Village in Abu Dhabi is a living exhibition of the lifestyle and traditions of Bedouin and other cultures . It is a family-friendly spot to experience the traditional way of life in the desert. The village is an immersive time capsule, with an old-world souk (market), mosque, and camp modeled on life in pre-modern UAE . Here you can shop, discover artifacts, and watch artisans make pottery, blow glass, and weave fabric on a loom . The village also hosts workshops for traditional crafts where 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’s little spice shop offers a range of dried herbs, handmade soaps, and plenty of souvenirs to take home to family and friends .

This intriguing facility is home to a sizable collection of museum-style exhibits that feature one-of-a-kind works of Islamic art collected from the Muslim world as a whole, including Egypt, Syria, Iran, India, Iraq, Kashmir, and Russia. Among the items on display are painstakingly hand-woven pictorial and bejewelled carpets, silk textiles and royal robes, jewellery, ceremonial objects covered in jewels, expertly crafted weapons, marble objects, vases with Arabic calligraphy engraved on them, and miniature paintings. Knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff members are on hand to give you information about the pieces' origins, histories, and methods of manufacture.

With 122,000 square metres of retail space and a prime location in one of the city's most prominent neighbourhoods, Marina Mall Abu Dhabi is one of the largest and most popular shopping destinations in Abu Dhabi. It offers a distinctive selection of fashion, leisure, and entertainment options spread across five levels. We spent time for lunch at some nice restaurants inside the mall.

In Abu Dhabi, this is the primary and largest market for dates. Throughout the season, the market typically has the various date species' products. Additionally, you can find date items from Saudi Arabia and Oman. The finest rates in town are available here.

Located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Saadiyat Island is a natural island and a tourism-cultural project for nature, Emirati heritage, and culture. 500 metres off the coast of Abu Dhabi island, on a sizable, low-lying island, is where the project is situated.