Qasr Al Hosn, known as the "House of Artisans," is Abu Dhabi's oldest historic site, originally a watchtower in the 18th century. It evolved into a palace and was the centre of political power. Recently restored, it now showcases the UAE's cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship.

A heritage village is a place that preserves and displays the cultural and historical heritage of a region, often through traditional architecture, crafts, and activities.

Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental in Abu Dhabi is a symbol of luxury. It offers luxurious rooms, dining, a spa, and more. Its strategic location makes it convenient for exploring Abu Dhabi's attractions and shopping.

The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, UAE, was built in the 1990s and completed in 2007. It's named after the UAE's founder, Sheikh Zayed. This iconic mosque combines various Islamic architectural styles and features 82 domes, four minarets, and the world's largest hand-knotted carpet. It's a symbol of cultural diversity, tolerance, and architectural excellence in the UAE.

Islamic art encompasses various forms, like calligraphy and geometric patterns, influenced by Muslim culture and religion. It's found in architecture, manuscripts, and more, making significant contributions to art and culture.

The Corniche is basically the waterfront of Abu Dhabi, it has a long stretch on the waterfront, beautifully landscaped with walk ways and bicycle lanes