As a cultural capital, Abu Dhabi is emerging as the most exciting entertainment destination in the region, with an array of exhibitions and concerts highlighting art, sport, music and dance. With high-profile events year-round, Abu Dhabi is the place to be in all seasons.

Emirates Palace, the icon of the city, provides the ideal platform and venue for what’s new in Abu Dhabi. From cosy evenings featuring local artists to ...

Explore and roam through Abu Dhabi’s traditional souks and the Heritage Village, enjoy a fragrant Arabic coffee while savouring a shisha, bash the dunes on an thrilling desert safari, or dive into staggering marine life – visit one of the largest mosques in the world or take a test drive at Formula1 Yas Marina circuit.

Events

Each year Abu Dhabi City is host to the exciting Formula 1 Grand Prix in ...

Located a short drive from the city centre is Yas Island. Home to Yas Mall, the largest shopping mall in Abu Dhabi, the Yas Marina Circuit and a collection of thrilling theme parks.

Yas Waterworld:

Yas Waterworld is a unique Emirati themed water park located just 15 minutes from Abu Dhabi International Airport and home to more than 40 rides, slides and attractions, five of which are one-of-a-kind rides that ...

The Louvre Abu Dhabi opened in late 2017 to great fanfare with its soaring silver dome rising over Saadiyat Island’s Cultural District and bathing art lovers in a glorious “Rain of Light.”

The museum was designed by Jean Nouvel, a French architect who has been awarded the Pritzker Prize, a top recognition in the field of architecture. Inspired by Abu Dhabi, Nouvel designed the Louvre Abu Dhabi as a ‘museum ...

Qasr Al Hosn is the oldest and most significant building in Abu Dhabi, holding the city’s first permanent structure; the watchtower. Built around the 1790’s, the commanding structure overlooked the coastal trade routes and protected the growing settlement established on the island.

Qasr Al Hosn comprises of two major iconic buildings: the Inner Fort (originally constructed in 1795) and the Outer Palace (1939-45). Over the centuries, it has been home to the ...