A breathtaking symbol of Islamic architecture

The largest mosque in the UAE and one of the most beautiful in the world.

A special tour inside the mosque

• A recreated traditional Emirati village that offers a glimpse into life before the oil era.

• Managed by the Emirates Heritage Club, it showcases Bedouin tents, mud-brick houses, and palm-frond shelters.

• Features live craft demonstrations such as pottery, weaving, and metalwork by local artisans.

• Includes a small museum displaying old weapons, jewelry, and photographs of the UAE’s past.

• Located near the Marina, it also offers a great view of the Abu Dhabi skyline from the beachside.

• A national tribute to Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the founding father of the UAE.

• Free to enter and open-air, it offers both reflection and photo opportunities.

• The centerpiece is The Constellation, a stunning 3D artwork made up of over 1,300 suspended geometric shapes.

• Best viewed from different angles—day or night—for a dynamic visual experience.

• Surrounded by a peaceful garden with native plants, poetry walls, and storytelling panels about Sheikh Zayed’s vision and values.

• A traditional market offering dozens of varieties of fresh dates from across the region.

• Affordable, authentic, and perfect for souvenirs or snacks!

• Great place to taste, shop, and learn about the importance of dates in Emirati culture.

• Local vendors often offer free samples guests can try popular types like Ajwa, Medjool,

• Also sells date-based products like syrups, chocolates, and stuffed dates.