Tourist Attractions
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Major Tourist Attractions in the UAE
Abu Dhabi
Jebel Hafit
The mountain overlooks the city of Al Ain and promises visitors spectacular views of the city, where lush parks and gardens are in abundance. Jebel Hafit stretches to a staggering height of 1,249 metres, making it the highest summit in Abu Dhabi and the second highest in the UAE, after Jebel Jais in Ras Al Khaimah.
Abu Dhabi
Al Saadiyat Island
Al Saadiyat Island has emerged as a global hub for cultural and recreational events, as well as a prominent residential and business destination. It is home to the largest cluster of leading global cultural institutions such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Al Saadiyat Beach Golf Club and a wide range of high-end hotels; and covers an area of 27 square kilometres.
Abu Dhabi
Al Maryah Island
With its strategic location at the heart of the city of Abu Dhabi, the island boasts spectacular views of the Arabian Gulf and is bordered by a waterfront boardwalk. Visitors to Al Maryah Island can visit a host of branded hotels, restaurants and cafes; along with the Galleria Mall, which houses hundreds of luxury boutiques. The island holds numerous events and activities all year-round and is considered a prominent tourist destination.
Abu Dhabi
Emirates Palace
Perhaps one of the most renowned landmarks in the city of Abu Dhabi, the 5-star award-winning Emirates Palace Hotel features world class restaurants. It is also viewed as an engineering icon, with its unique Arabian architecture, 1.3 km stretch of private beaches, private pier and striking views of the Arabian Gulf.
Dubai
Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah
Burj Al Arab is one of the UAE's most famous tourist attractions and is distinguished by its unique architecture and stunning views of the Arabian Gulf. It is often given a ‘seven-star’ rating, owing to its gold-plated interiors, luxurious hotel suites and fine restaurants. In Jumeirah, visitors can navigate their way through the city via the many waterways spanning its attractions. Jumeirah Souk is of particular interest owing to its traditional shops selling antiques, as well as art exhibitions, modern stores and branded restaurants.
Dubai
Downtown Dubai
Home to the magnificent Burj Khalifa, which is the tallest building in the world at a staggering height of 829.8 metres and considered an engineering wonder, Downtown Dubai is also distinguished by the world’s largest performing fountain. The Dubai Fountain is located along the Burj Lake opposite Dubai Mall, which is itself one of the largest shopping and recreational centres in the world. Downtown Dubai is a breath-taking destination in the city that promises you a memorable tourist experience.
Dubai
Gold Souk
One of the oldest heritage souks in the emirate of Dubai, it is a must-visit destination for all visitors. The market is located in Deira, opposite Dubai Creek and is just a stone’s throw away from other traditional markets and ‘Abra’ boat stations.
Dubai
Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood
Considered one of the most prominent heritage sites in the UAE, this neighbourhood reflects the traditional way of life that prevailed in Dubai several centuries ago, while also housing various museums, art exhibitions and restaurants. It is located along the Dubai Creek.
