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While Abu Dhabi is a modern and relatively young city, it boasts numerous historical landmarks that trace their roots back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Scattered throughout the city are also a variety of unique architectural gems waiting to be discovered. Read on to discover the perfect starting point for your exploration.
The largest mosque in the United Arab Emirates and third largest in the world, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque took 12 years to complete.
A historical landmark, Qasr Al Hosn is home to an 18th century watchtower, an inner fort and engaging exhibits on how the city evolved from a pearling settlement.
Dive into the art and culture of Abu Dhabi with a visit to Manarat Al Saadiyat, in the Saadiyat Cultural District.
One of the emirate's most stunning attractions, reach Al Ain Oasis in a short 90-minute drive from Abu Dhabi city. Enjoy exploring this tranquil UNESCO World Heritage site that features a 3,000-year-old falaj irrigation system.
Explore a must-visit cultural treasure, Al Jahili Fort, with its unique 19th-century architecture and serene surroundings. The fort provides a glimpse into the heart of the United Arab Emirates' culture and the rich heritage of Al Ain.