Things to do in abu-dhabi

This island has 4 big Amusement parks and a big mall. Some hotels have private beaches, but you pay a little and get a towel, water, and chair. The food is great. Just avoid the people who shove, cut lines, and talk loudly. You don't need to guess who they are, you will notice them quickly.

This place is a place you will regret if you don't go there. The scenery is nice, but the main drawback is that the glass around it is very dirty, and everything you see is black. Other high-altitude observation towers usually introduce you to what buildings are underneath and when they were built. This one has no introduction, so you just stare at it. The Middle East Building is not much different. It seems that you can buy coffee at certain times. I went there in the morning, but there was nothing there. I walked around and left in disappointment.

Saadiyat Island is also a very good area to visit. There are many luxurious hotels to choose from on this island. The beach is also a good place to go. The sand is very soft and many pergolas are free to use. Sun protection is the most important thing.

The Abu Dhabi Folk Village is not very large, and you can see the living conditions of the Bedouins in the past. Oil has changed the whole country, and across the Gulf are modern high-rise buildings. The contrast between the present and the past is very interesting.

The Capital Gate, standing 150 meters tall, attracts attention from around the world with its unique structural design; its sloping facade, composed of curved steel frames and shimmering glass, is a highlight of the Abu Dhabi skyline.

The esplanade is lovely to visit and walk. You can actually see esplanades along the coast in many places around the world. This esplanade crosses the bay, the Manhattan skyline is beautiful, the waterfront is pleasant, boating nearby, fishing enthusiasts, listening to serenades, breezes, flowers, various green plants, beautiful sunsets in the evening, lovely fountains, and the park is connected to the underground passage. This is my favorite place to relax and go for a walk and a run.

Very good food court and top food market. Otherwise very good sales in January. And a bit compact. WTC mall has souk on one side and classic mall on the other. The souk (souk) area has numerous small shops offering almost everything for tourists. There is a LuLu supermarket in WTC mall (fruits and vegetables - not full there yet); prices are more like OK. The classic shopping area has shops and cafes for all budgets - bargain hunters will definitely get their money's worth.

Great place to hang out. We visited this attraction during the Eid period. The whole area was beautifully lit up. Great view of Yas Viceroy and the marina. Nearby restaurants with great authentic food and valet parking. Beautiful architecture. Worth a visit. Great place to eat and drink. Great view, especially at night. Right next to the race track.