It not only includes an insight into the city’s vibe and culture but a visit to the famous Louvre Museum as well. We will cover the noteworthy destinations in the city, and we are sure the quaint views of the Emirates capital will leave everyone amazed.
Abu Dhabi City + Louvre Museum Overview
The journey begins with an early morning guest pickup. While the car runs through the gorgeous city, watch how the ultra-modern views of Dubai shift to an old-world charm as you enter Abu Dhabi. Moreover, the entire city has this unique vintage charm, which is different from Dubai. As we drive past the Date Market, watch how locals bargain with the traders.
Next, we will take you to admire the scenic vistas of Corniche. Abu Dhabi’s Corniche is a perfect family spot as it features exotic beaches and soothing natural views. Bring cameras when coming for the activity to click unlimited pictures for your social media. After that, enroute Emirates Palace, which is Abu Dhabi’s one of the costliest hotels. A few kilometres away from here is the ever-so-gorgeous Sheikh Zayed Mosque– one of the largest mosques in the country.
The enigmatic architectural work and the noteworthy features- the largest handmade carpet and the costliest chandelier make it a one-of-a-kind attraction. Furthermore, the majestic domes made with white marble are a work of art. The final destination of the tour is the Louvre Museum. It is the universal museum across the country that exhibits a varied collection of paintings and art, starting from the old civilization until today.
The museum took Abu Dhabi’s reputation to a new level. Louvre Museum covers a space of 9,200 square meters. Furthermore, the two sections- Permanent and Temporary Gallery boast some masterpieces hailing from different museums, like Musee du Louvre, Centre Pompidou, and Musee d’Orsay. Besides, the mind-blowing architectural work is praiseworthy. Guests can enjoy the ‘Rain of Light’ effect inside due to the intricate work on the museum dome. Some famous paintings and artworks one will spot here belong to Leonardi Da Vinci, the priceless self-portrait of Vincent Van Gogh, etc.
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