Abu Dhabi Real Estate

Dhow Cruising:

Dhow cruising in Abu Dhabi is the most enhanced way of sightseeing the lovely Gulf waters and numerous islands scattered around the city. These sailing vessels of ancient design are originally traditional wooden sailing boats used by merchants many centuries ago. But the modern Dhow with traditional design offers the latest facilities such as satellite navigation and quality rest rooms. Dhow cruising is popular among the tourists for its comfortable and pleasant atmosphere.

Sheikh Zayed Mosque:

This is the third largest mosque in the world, also known as the Grand Mosque. This mosque is named after Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan who was the founder and the first President of the United Arab Emirates. He is also buried there. The mosque acquires large area between Mussafah Bridge and Maqta Bridge. After its full renovation is should be able to hold up to around 10,000 worshippers. Once finished it will be a major landmark, although it is not yet certain whether visitors will be able to enter it.

Heritage Village:

Located at the Breakwater in the middle of Abu Dhabi, Heritage village is designed as a living museum. It exhibits Bedouin tradition and lifestyle detailing a variety of local traditions, as well as those of other cultures employed in agriculture, fishing and trading.

It features tents, courtyard houses, an ancient irrigation system, workshops where craftsmen ply their trades, a museum and much more.

The Corniche:

The picturesque area of the city is well known for its fountains, park-lined coastal boulevard that skirts the city and architecturally modern buildings that face the sea. Watch flower-filled gardens and modern high-rises on foot from east to west or enjoy a ride on a traditional wooden dhow and experience the changing views of the scenic skyline, parks and fountains. The Corniche Park located on the east side of Abu Dhabi Island is perfect for fishing and birdwatching .

The Emirates Palace Hotel:

This wonderful seven star hotel is one of the Abu Dhabi's most popular landmarks and the venue for many of the city's cultural activities. The hotel is equipped with a huge conference centre and large landscaped gardens, palm trees and fountains. The hotel also welcomes any non-residents to come and enjoy the hotels surroundings.

Qasr al-Hosn:

Also known as the white or old fort, this palace is the oldest historic building of Abu Dhabi which dates back to 1793. It is located on Sheik Zayed First Street, in the centre of Abu Dhabi. This fort remained the royal palace and the seat of government until 1966. The fort itself is not open to the public but great pictures can be taken from the grounds surrounding it. The area also accommodates the popular Cultural Foundation centre which hosts a number of art, music and film events each year.