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Abu Dhabi Corniche

The Abu Dhabi Corniche is an 8 kilometre-long stretch of a well-maintained waterfront that nestles cafes, restaurants, children's play zone and separate pathways for pedestrians and cycles. The white sandy shore and generous esplanade of the waterfront, Corniche is a perfect place to spend one's evening. With a perfect view of the high-rise skyscrapers along the seafront, the place also serves as a recreational area for locals and visitors. Separate pathways are also dedicated for walking and cycling around the picturesque gardens of the Corniche. One can also go for refreshments at the local cafes and restaurants at the western site of the road.There are three cycle stations from where one can rent cycles to best explore the area. Funride Sports is the most frequented one located in front of Hilton Abu Dhabi. Parks and sheesha cafes dot the inland side of the Corniche that comes to life as the sun goes down. Read More

The Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital (ADFH) is known for being the first of its kind and the largest falcon hospital in the world. The hospital also has a Falcon Museum. The falcon is the UAE's national bird and is a much adored bird by the Emiratis and holds strong ties to the rich Arab heritage.

Situated in the heart of Abu Dhabi, the Abu Dhabi Mall is one of the top-rated malls in the city for the best waterfront shopping experience. With over 200 stores offering a wide range of products and services, you can easily get confused about which store to shop from. The mall is even connected to the Beach Rotana Hotel, from where you may directly head towards the beach area. During your trip to Abu Dhabi Mall, you will surely get fascinated by the glitter and shimmer of the place, demonstrating a homogenization of modern–style and Arabic–style architecture. Further, the different types of events organized within the Mall premises make up for decent entertainment, making it the ideal place to visit along with your friends and family members. Be it restaurants, cafes, children’s playing zones, cineplex or shopping stores and supermarkets, the place has it all. Read More

Al Ain National Museum is the oldest museum in the UAE and was formerly the residence of Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the late founder of UAE. It houses many artefacts like weaponry and more that was discovered from many archaeological sites that date back to sixth millennium BCE. Established in the year 1937, the Al Ain Museum also referred to as Al Ain Palace Museum. Also serving as a political and social centre, the palace was refurbished in 1998 and was finally opened as a museum. Read More

The Al Bahar Towers is an architectural marvel situated at the crossing of Al Salaam Street and Al Saada in Abu Dhabi. As a tribute to the traditional Arab architecture, the geometric patterns fitted on the towers keep on changing their positions as the sun moves. While one of the towers is the head office of the Abu Dhabi Investment Council (ADIC), the other tower is the Al Hilal Bank’s headquarter. Each of the Al Bahar towers has the capacity to accommodate 1100 employees and have a parking capacity of 804 cars. What’s interesting is that these towers also house sky gardens in its southern wing. Some of the other facilities of this highly creative design concept are restaurants, auditoriums and prayer rooms that are accessible to VIPs, staff members and the public. Read More

One of the historic structures of UAE, Al Jahili Fort presents a picture-perfect view nestled amid natural beauty. The fort is adorned with a museum exhibiting the work of British adventurer Sir Wilfred Thesiger. Established in year 1891, Al Jahili Fort if one of the most remarkable buildings in UAE, which was erected in order to protect the city and its prized palm groves. The fort snuggles amid the gorgeous manicured gardens offering sight that will leave you awed. The place was once the headquarters of the force that was created to protect the mountain pass and keep inter tribal peace, the Oman Trucial Scout,s as well as, residence of the local governor. Read More

Al Raha Shopping Mall, located near the Al Raha beach area is considered to be one of the finest shopping destinations in Abu Dhabi. Spread over a huge area of 35,000 square meters, the mall caters to both the local community as well as the expats living in and around the area. Boasting of over 100 retail stores, fine dining and entertainment areas as well as a two-screen cinema, it was thrown open to the public in 2007. Al Raha Mall serves as an excellent hangout for families with kids who are super excited to spend time at ‘Play and Learn,’ zone that caters to toddlers and children. There are multiple offers from various stores, restaurants and entertainment areas on holidays and festive occasions. Several events are held at Al Raha Mall throughout the year as well. Read More

Among the many cultural landmarks and tourist attractions in the capital city of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi is home to the Arabian Saluki Centre, dedicated to the Saluki breed of dogs. Not only is a visit to the Arabian Saluki Centre perfect for dog-lovers, it also gives one a glimpse into Arab heritage and history.

The Capital Gate is Arabia's very own Leaning Tower. Driving down Khaleej Al Arabi Street, one can witness the modern architectural marvel of Abu Dhabi. The Capital Gate often regarded as the flagship building of the emirate. The glittering 35-storyed skyscraper located in southeast part of city is the iconic building in Abu Dhabi, the Capital Gate. Leaning westward at about 18 degrees, the grand structure holds the Guinness world record for being the 'Furthest Leaning Man Made Tower' in the world ( almost 4 times more tilted than the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa). The place, other than being a visual attraction, also houses a luxurious 5-star Hyatt Hotel and serves as a centre point of the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (Adnec). Designed by Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company, this 160-metre (524.9 ft) tall building is a must visit, especially at night when it's lit up magnificently. Read More

Capital Gates is Abu Dhabi’s answer to the Leaning tower of Pisa of Europe, except that it leans four times more. It is located in the centre of Abu Dhabi and well connected with most important buildings of the city. The Capital Gate is flanked by Al Khaleej Al Arabi street on one side. Nothing short of an architectural marvel, this structure is a must see for all tourists. Every aspect of this amazing structure is unique and truly a symbol of Abu Dhabi’s economic and technological prowess. Capital Gate rises like the Phoenix amidst the horizon and is not only a visually appealing monument but a hardcore functional building with offices, a large exhibition centre and a hotel as well. It amalgamates commerce, tourism and hospitality all under one roof.Capital Gate holds the world record for being the building that leans farthest in the world, as recognised by Guiness Book in 2010. This record was bestowed upon the completion of the exterior works. It is also home to one of a kind ‘sky spa’ in Abu Dhabi which is located on the nineteenth floor offering stuning view of the city's skyline. Read More