Al Zorah Natural Reserve
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Major Tourist Attractions in the UAE
Abu Dhabi
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
One of the largest mosques in the world today, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is an architectural masterpiece in its own right, as it combines various architectural styles. The mosque features 82 domes and was built under the orders of the late Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan as a symbol representing the message of peace, tolerance and coexistence preached by Islam.
Abu Dhabi
Qasr Al Watan
This attraction stands out owing to its grand architecture and captivating design. It is considered a part of the presidential palace complex and an established cultural landmark, which attracts visitors wishing to explore the legacy and deep-rooted traditions that have shaped the UAE. Qasr Al Watan also showcases the country’s rich history.
Abu Dhabi
Louvre Abu Dhabi
This is the first universal museum in the Arab World and reflects an openness towards global civilizations. The museum is located in the heart of the cultural district in Al Saadiyat Island and is sure to impress art enthusiasts, as it boasts a wide selection of exhibits of historical, cultural and social significance.
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.
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
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.
Umm Al Quwain
Umm Al Quwain National Museum
This museum is considered one of the oldest structures in the emirate of Umm Al Quwain and is located inside Al-Ali Fort. It exhibits countless artifacts dating back to hundreds of years, providing a valuable insight of the emirate’s culture and heritage. Visitors can explore its many rooms and discover the way of life and rich traditions of the people who once inhabited the area long back.
Ras Al-Khaimah
Jebel Jais
Part of the northern Hajar mountains, Jebel Jais mountain is considered the highest peak in the UAE, standing at a height of 1,934 metres above sea level. Overlooking the sea, this spectacular landmark promises adrenaline junkies some unforgettable adventures amidst its rugged landscape.
Ajman
Al Zorah Natural Reserve
The reserve is home to various species of wildlife, Avicennia plants, clear blue waters and sandy beaches, providing a habitat to some 58 species of migrant and native avifauna, as well as marine animals. It is an ideal destination for nature-lovers and is overlooked by a world-class golf course.
