Jubail Mangrove Park is the first self-contained educational, nature and leisure destination of its kind in the United Arab Emirates. The aim of the mangrove walk is to offer ecological education on the trees which have been in the region for decades while maintaining a preservative environment to the wildlife connected to it.

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is one of the world’s largest mosques, combining Mamluk, Ottoman and Fatimid style, it is a masterpiece of modern Islamic architecture and design.

The Louvre Abu Dhabi brings together both ancient and contemporary art of historic, cultural and sociological interest from around the world. Its uniqueness is based on breathtaking architecture and location.

Umm Al Emarat Park is nestled in Abu Dhabi city centre and is one of the oldest and largest parks in the city. While enjoying the vast space and greenery of the park, you will also visit number of attractions located at the park including Wisdom Garden, Botanic Garden, Shade House and evening garden.

The Abu Dhabi Corniche spreads across eight kilometres of Cornish Beach including lifeguarded swimming areas, separate cycle and pedestrian pathways, children’s play areas and cafés and restaurants.

Qasr Al Watan, the new cultural landmark in Abu Dhabi, opens its doors to the public in an invitation to discover the legacy of knowledge and tradition that have shaped the journey of the nation, boosting cultural understanding of the United Arab Emirates.