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158 Results found for 'tourism in abu dhabi'
Al Khalidiya Park
Open till 10:00 PM
One of many popular, shady parks in Abu Dhabi, this park offers a respite from the heat of the Corniche in the summer months.There's a jogging track (20-minute circuit) and a variety of climbing frames and other attractions for youngsters.
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Heritage Park is a beautifully landscaped park in Abu Dhabi City, located near Mina Zayed Port. The park features stone formations and a small defense tower.
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Tourist Club Garden - Electra Park - Hazaa Park
Open till 10:00 PM
Abu Dhabi has more than 2,000 well-maintained parks and gardens. Electra park is one of the main parks in Abudhabi situated near by corniche. This park is specifically designed to provide playground, playpark, or play area to allow children to play.
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It is an awesome landscape and great place for whole family's fun. Greenery and pavement are the attractions.
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Umm Al Emarat Park
Open till 10:00 PM
Umm Al Emarat Park in Abu Dhabi was first opened to visitors in 1982. It is one of the oldest and largest urban parks in Abu Dhabi. Umm Al Emarat Park is a park for all the people of Abu Dhabi. Connecting communities in a safe and secure environment.
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Nurai Island is situated in the pristine waters of the Arabian Gulf to the east of the Abu Dhabi city coastline. Just a ten-minute boat ride from Saadiyat Island, the secluded island is conveniently accessible from all major travel ports in the UAE.
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The world's largest uninterrupted sand mass, the Rub Al Khali (Empty Quarter) will blow you away with massive expanses of awesome desert and enormous dunes. It’s a landscape of ever-changing endless dunes made famous by the British explorer Wilfred Thesiger and his Emirati and Omani companions in the 1940s and 50s.
Reem Island (Arabic: ????? ?????) is a natural island 600 metres off the coast of Abu Dhabi island. Sorouh Real Estate, Reem Investments, and Tamouh are independently developing parts of the island with projects like Shams Abu Dhabi. Reem Developers define the overall dimensions of the project as 6.5 million square metres and investment costs as exceeding $30 billion. The project has gained international interest as one of the first free zones in Abu Dhabi, where foreign nationals can buy property as leasehold. Located off the northeastern coast of Abu Dhabi city, it is a mixed purpose community with both residential and commercial units. The handing over of units in Al Reem Island was delayed due to a couple of reasons, but during the first quarter of 2011, the handing over process began.
Dalma is an Emirati island located in the Persian Gulf approximately 42 kilometres (26 mi) off the coast of Abu Dhabi and 116 kilometres (72 mi) from Doha. The Abu Dhabi Islands Archaeological Survey ADIAS carried out an initial archaeological survey of Dalma island in 1992. A total of more than 20 archaeological sites were identified on the island, ranging in time from the Neolithic (Late Stone Age). The population consists of about 10,000 inhabitants, most of whom are Arabs and Qatari who have been granted United Arab Emirates (UAE) nationality.
Women’s Handicraft Centre
Women's Association Complex (near the Immigration Office and the Royal Stables)Open till 03:00 PM
This creative initiative is run by the Abu Dhabi Women's Association as a showcase for local arts and crafts. The small museum within is the chance to examine and learn about local artists' handiwork. There is also a shop on site. The round buildings near the museum are workshops where female artists display distinctive Arabian oils, handmade souvenirs, incense, local dress, silver thread work, and weaving. You should remove your shoes before entering each hut, and ask for photography permission.
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