Our Abu Dhabi City Tour takes you on a fast voyage through a portion of the best attractions the city brings to the table. This tour starts with pick-up from the hotel in Dubai and will drive towards the destination for approximately 2 hours. On the way to Abu Dhabi you will pass through an industrial area called Jebel Ali free zone. Once you reach Abu Dhabi’s border, you will see several stunning plantations all along the wayside and superb villages in the city. The highlight of the tour is the visit at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the 3rd largest Mosque in the world and one of the best architectural landmarks of the capital. The mosque also features an exceptional collection of marble works and the largest carpet in the world designed by Iranian artists. Continue your journey to the fishing Harbour and the open air heritage village, then to the - rich with Abu Dhabi's history.

Pass by to the famous Ferrari World and Yas Island and capture amazing photos

visit at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the 3rd largest Mosque in the world and one of the best architectural landmarks of the capital. The mosque also features an exceptional collection of marble works and the largest carpet in the world designed by Iranian artists.

Visit the Heritage village to experience the traditional aspects of the desert way of life, and immerse yourself in the time capsule that brings to life a souk, a mosque and an encampment from pre-modernized Abu Dhabi. You can shop, explore artifacts and watch artisans making pottery, blowing glass and weaving fabric on a loom. Run by the Emirates Heritage Club, this reconstruction of a traditional oasis village provides an interesting glimpse into the emirate’s past and features public workshops where craftsmen demonstrate traditional skills such as metal work, pottery, weaving and spinning. The craftsmen share their skills with visitors, and occasionally offer them a chance to try them out. The little spice shop within the village offers a range of dried herbs, handmade soaps and plenty of souvenirs to collect.

Visit the fishing Harbour and the open air heritage village then to Museum - rich with Abu Dhabi's history.

It's a lovely walk by track. People even bring snacks and tea and their own chairs and picnic gear. Lovely breeze in the evening. Nice city building view at night. The waterfront Corniche, with its white sandy beaches and generous promenade, stretches the entire length of the northwest shore of the city. Giving spectacular views of the iconic high-rise tower blocks assembled along the seafront, it also offers one of the city's main recreation opportunities with dedicated cycle paths along the promenade and weaving in and out of the Corniche's landscaped gardens. Refreshments are available from the public beaches that punctuate the western section of the road.

Marina Mall, the leading shopping destination in Abu Dhabi, opened in 2001 Located in one of the city’s most prominent districts, the Marina Mall expands over 122,000 sq. m of retail space, housing more than 400 high end and high street stores, a Mercedes-Benz car showroom, specialty shops, bank offices and a hypermarket. Spend the day indulging in one of the many upscale cafes, playing a hand at the state-of-the-art bowling alley or visit the 9-screen VOX cinema. As one of Abu Dhabi’s distinctive landmarks, Marina Mall also offers a range of exciting programming and events that draw in the larger community. Bounce, the trampoline revolution features never-seen-before 40-meter slides, two brand-new slack lines, a zip line for adrenaline junkies and an 18m free-fall experience, open to visitors at Marina Mall.

Located on the shores of the Arabian Gulf, overlooking its own private natural bay, Emirates PalaceHotel is located on 0.8 mi stretch of private beach.

This is the main and biggest market to get dates in Abu Dhabi. The various products of date species are available usually in they market during the season.