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Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is one of the world's largest mosques. It is the only mosque in the world that captures the remarkable relationships that exist between Islam and other global civilizations. British, Italian, and Emirati designers have built this Mosque and they drew inspiration from Islamic countries such as Turkey, Morocco, Pakistan, and Egypt. Every day, it can accommodate up to 55,000 worshipers and tourists. The mosque is entitled to a Guinness World Record for the world's biggest hand-woven carpet, as well as one of the world's largest mosque chandeliers.

This five-tower complex provides residents and guests with stunning views of the city and the Arabian Gulf while allowing them to live, work, stay, shop, and dine all in one spot. This icon which includes three residential buildings, one commercial tower, and the five-star Conrad at Etihad Towers hotel, is a benchmark for luxury. The Observation Deck at 300, located on the 74th level of Tower 2, has some of the greatest views in the city. The Avenue at Etihad Towers is home to some of the world's most luxury and exclusive boutique store collections, with several offering private rooms for VIP shopping.

Ferrari World Abu Dhabi is the world’s first Ferrari-branded theme park. It has over 20 thrilling and informative rides and activities, as well as amazing shopping and delicious Italian eating. The world's tallest roller-coaster loop is Ferrari World Abu Dhabi's Flying Aces, which climbs 63 meters at a 51-degree angle. Tyre Change Experience, Turbo Track, Bell'Italia, etc make every visitor thrilled inside this world of Ferrari.

The stunning Arabesque design, award-winning five-star service, and incredibly distinctive and authentic local experiences have made this opulent hotel world-famous. There are 1,002 chandeliers throughout the palace, the biggest of which weighs 2.5 tons, as well as two handcrafted wall displays depicting the castle. A pristine 1.3 kilometer private beach, manicured pools, and a private marina overlooking a natural harbor are just a few of Emirates Palace's amazing luxuries.

The renowned Louvre Abu Dhabi is the Arab World's first universal museum. From ancient times to the present, this museum exhibits works of historical, cultural, and sociological value. Beyond location, ethnicity, and history, the Louvre Abu Dhabi exhibits analogies and exchanges from the shared human experience. Nouvel's vision is centered on a massive silvery dome that appears to float above the museum-city.

Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the UAE's founder, is commemorated in this one-of-a-kind cultural attraction that honors his life, legacy, and values. The memorial includes a Sanctuary Garden with seating areas and a traditional falaj (ancient irrigation system), a Heritage Garden rich with medicinal desert plants, and an elevated walkway with breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf, the city's dazzling skyline, and The Constellation, which is the centerpiece of The Founder's Memorial.

This beach possesses a lovely coastal boardwalk with groomed plants and benches facing the magnificent Arabian Gulf. Don't forget to bring your phone because sunset is a fantastic time to take some shots. Enjoy panoramic views of the Abu Dhabi skyline or dive into the water for a snorkeling adventure to learn about the local marine life. This spotlessly kept Blue Flag public beach in the midst of the UAE capital is an unexpected gem thanks to the blue water, view of Lulu Island, swaying palm trees, and gardens.

The popular and family-friendly camel market in Al Ain is a good location to learn about traditional, authentic Arab culture. This market is a one off opportunity to get a closer look at camels, who have a unique role in Emirati culture. Visitors get the chance to see the camels closely, participate in mock races, take photos with them, and watch locals arrive in pickup trucks filled with goats and sheep, ready to haggle.

The Eco-Centre is a fantastic site to learn more about the emirate's history. With a functional falaj (old irrigation system) and meandering trails shaded by 147,000 date palms and other fruit plants, the Al Ain Oasis is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It includes interactive displays and educational activities that recount the narrative of Al Ain Oasis from its inception..