ما يجب مشاهدته في Abu Dhabi

The 8th largest mosque in the world. On Fridays, it is closed to the public and open only for worshippers. You can get there by public bus (bus 54). Make sure to ask the bus driver to let you know once you get there. The public bus stop is 100 meters before the mosque and after that is no stop for the next 5 km. The Mosque Centre offers several free tours through the mosque every day.…

Abu Dhabi's spectacular waterfront stretches for miles from the Breakwater near Marina Shopping Mall almost up to the Mina Zayed port. It has a walkway for the entire length, and certain stretches have sandy beaches. There are also many activities like go-cart riding, playgrounds and even stages for shows. All this against a backdrop of the impressive towers of downtown Abu Dhabi.…

The oldest stone building in Abu Dhabi, this small fort was first constructed in 1761 and served as the royal palace from the late 18th century until 1966. The site is currently surrounded by boards, and the building itself is not open to the public.

is an essential location that should be on every tourist's bucket list. It has a Ferrari race track, Ferrari World (a Ferrari-themed park home to the fastest roller coaster in the world), Yas Waterworld, a shopping mall and a hotel.

It is expected that, by the time it is completed, it will be a residential, commercial and educational haven. Even though construction is ongoing, the island is still largely empty, especially on the far side.

a group of artificial islands, already built just offshore at great expense, but currently sitting there doing absolutely nothing after a tourism venture failed to even start construction.

At 123m, this is among the world's tallest flagpoles, and you won't miss the massive UAE flag hanging off it. On Marina Island across from Marina Mall.

The best park by far, built at a cost of $50 million. Has its own aquarium, museum, train, play parks and formal gardens.