Joanna James
Abu Dhabi is a lively and luxurious destination. The emirate now houses the 1st Louvre Museum from outside France, as well as a plethora of attractions that will keep you talking about it even after your vacation is over.
This is the world's first indoor entertainment centre and Warner Bros World's latest attraction. Bedrock, Cartoon Junction, Dynamite Gulch, Gotham City, Warner Bros Plaza and Metropolis are among the six immersive lands at Yas Island park. It allows guests to meet and take photos with famous characters such as Superman, Batman, Scooby-Doo, and Tom & Jerry, among a variety of other characters. Get your tickets ahead of time because this is one of the most popular attractions in the region.
You'll discover a treasure chest of walking trails, cafés, pubs, and water-based events concealed behind the main road that connects Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Wander around this promenade for some of the glorious sunsets. You can also hire an eco-donut (solar-powered) boat for a ride around the mangroves. There are many things to do in Abu Dhabi and especially at this place, where you can hire a kayak, sign up for a stand-up paddleboarding trip, or reserve a spot on the Abu Dhabi Pearl Tour and do whatever your heart feels like! If you would like to find accommodation in areas like this, you can always check out properties like Anantara Eastern Mangroves Abu Dhabi Hotel.
Get on the waters for a rare view of the beautiful city. In the capital, Yellow Boats offers 2 tours: the Grand Mosque tour and also the Corniche tour. You will get front-row seats for breathtaking views of the skyline and some of the most notable city landmark sights, like the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.
Fishing has a long-standing history in Abu Dhabi, and a trip to the Al Mina Fish Market, which is the country's oldest, must be on your itinerary. Emiratis used to rely heavily on fisheries, and while this is no longer the case, this local market continues to provide a surplus of seafood to the city.
This iconic religious symbol is as stunning on the outside as it is on the inside. The grandiose mosque, which houses the world's largest crystal chandelier and the world's longest hand-knitted carpet, was named after the founding father of UAE, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. The architecture enthusiasts will have a time of their life here! The designs are one of a kind!
Sir Bani Yas Island, once the Arabian Peninsula's largest nature refuge, is located 170 kilometres southwest of Abu Dhabi. The reserve, which was founded in 1977 by the founding father, now houses thousands of animals such as giraffes, gazelles, and oryxes, which allows them to freely roam the grounds. During your tour here, have an eye out for the Nestorian Christian monastery, which dates back from 600 BCE and is one of the oldest sites here.
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