Private Abu Dhabi city tour from Dubai

Abu Dhabi city tour will begin with a visit to the largest mosque in the UAE and one of the largest mosques in the world, popularly known as the "White Mosque". It is the only mosque that captures a unique interaction between the Islamic world and cultures from around the world. Built with styles from different Muslim civilizations, Italian, British and Emirati architects, materials from Turkey, Morocco, Pakistan, Egypt... It has capacity for 55,000 worshippers and visitors. The mosque is named after the late president, His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.

The city tour will continue with a photo stop at the Emirate Palace Hotel, one of the most expensive and luxurious hotels in the world, which cost approximately $3 billion to build.

Abu Dhabi's Al Bateen area is home to President's Square, royal family palaces, iconic high-rise hotels overlooking the Persian Gulf.

An eight-kilometer stretch of perfectly shaped promenade with children's play area, beach, numerous cafes and fine dining restaurants, making it one of the best places in Abu Dhabi to spend the day.

One of the largest and most luxurious malls in the world, where you will have time for shopping and lunch.

Abu Dhabi's port Zayed dates market is a must stop. It is an impressive place to get the high quality dates that are produced locally in the UAE, Oman and Arabia.

You will have the opportunity to experience the traditional aspects of the desert way of life. The complex includes all the elements of the traditional Emirati lifestyle: a fort that defends against invaders, a souk where daily trade in goats, camels and other traditional professions takes place, and a mosque that shows that the religion of Islam plays an important role in the Emirati way of life.

One of Abu Dhabi's top attractions, the Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum of Art and Civilization. The first universal museum in the Middle East, with a mission to open up to different cultures from around the world. Located in the Saadiyat district of Abu Dhabi, the museum was designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel. The museum has 9,200 square meters of galleries including the permanent gallery and a Temporary Gallery that showcases the collection of many notable French museums such as the Louvre Museum, the Musée d'Orsay and the Pompidou Center.

Abu Dhabi's presidential palace, built in 2017. This new cultural landmark of Abu Dhabi will allow you to discover the formation of the Emirates and the system of government of this country. Qasr Al Watan is not only a traditional style palace, but a tribute to Arab heritage and art. A memorable experience that will leave you with the feeling of having visited one of the most luxurious buildings ever seen.