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Experience Ramadan at ours
Experience the splendour of Abu Dhabi during Ramadan. Residents and visitors can expect unique activities including cultural performances and celebrations, explore night markets, watch fireworks or enjoy thrilling outdoor adventures and brilliant retail offers.
Savour delicious cuisine and experience a range of iftar buffets offered at many restaurants and hotels in the city. Whatever you have in mind for a holiday, we promise you, Abu Dhabi's got it—and Ramadan makes it even more special!
A culinary celebration this Ramadan
Two things bring people together during Ramadan: a sense of community, and food. Explore a variety of exclusive culinary events tailored for Ramadan, showcasing the diversity of Abu Dhabi’s food scene and highlighting the city's cultural richness. From communal iftars to intimate suhoors, these events unite people to celebrate the spirit of togetherness. Experience the warmth of community as you indulge in a culinary journey that will leave both your appetite and your soul satisfied.
Suhoor in Abu Dhabi
Spend Ramadan at Four Seasons
Embrace the spirit of Ramadan with a staycation at Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi, where luxury and tradition merge to offer you a truly tranquil getaway. Indulge in Iftar at Café Milano, Al Meylas or Crust. Unwind and rejuvenate at The Pearl Spa & Wellness. And, to enrich your stay, enjoy complimentary access to the Louvre Abu Dhabi, where art and culture come to life.
Iftars in Abu Dhabi
Unique Ramadan experiences
There are many ways to experience Ramadan in Abu Dhabi. Head over to Emirates Park Zoo and Resort and immerse in cultural performances including Tanoora dances, a unique iftar experience, and a range of workshops and activities for the whole family. Or if you're looking to surround yourself with Al Ain's natural beauty, book a staycation and enjoy iftar and suhoor at Radisson Blu Hotel and Resort.
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Frequently asked questions about Ramadan in Abu Dhabi
Is Ramadan a good time to visit Abu Dhabi?
Yes! Abu Dhabi is an ideal holiday destination year-round. In Ramadan, the city comes to life with a variety of exclusive events, offers and experiences you wouldn't want to miss.
What is Ramadan and its importance?
Ramadan is an important time of the year for Muslims around the world. Devotees observe Ramadan to mark the occasion of when the Qu'ran was first revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, Peace Be Upon Him.
What happens during Ramadan in Abu Dhabi?
During Ramadan, locals and expatriates gather together to partake in local markets, community events, charitable initiatives, etc. Visitors can expect a variety of iftars and suhoor experiences at many restaurants across the city.
Are restaurants closed during Ramadan?
Restaurants are open and can serve non-Muslims during Ramadan. For more information, visit this page.
Can tourists eat during Ramadan in Abu Dhabi?
Tourists can eat during Ramadan. However, remember to be respectful of the local culture and customs.
Are malls and restaurants open during Ramadan?
Yes, all shopping centres, restaurants and venues operate as usual during Ramadan. Visitors can expect longer operating hours across some destinations as the city comes alive after sunset.
When is Ramadan in 2025?
Ramadan's start and end dates depend on the sighting of the moon. However, Ramadan is expected to begin on 28 February or 1 March 2025 and end on 30 or 31 March 2025. This is subject to change.