Leaving from Dubai you will start the tour at the Louvre Museum Abu Dhabi - a must-see cultural landmark in the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Next, you'll visit Sheikh Zayed Mosque, the largest mosque in the country.

The Louvre of Abu Dhabi is both an architectural marvel and home to celebrated art collections. This ambitious and innovative project will take you on a journey through chronological and theme-based displays. The exhibition is divided into four macro-areas: ancient age, medieval age, modern age and globalization. The works tell the evolution of human history: from the origins of the species to globalization.

Afterwards, you will head to the Sheikh Zayed Mosque which you can also visit inside. The mosque takes its name after the founder and first President of the UAE. It is the largest in the United Arab Emirates and the eighth largest in the world. You will be amazed not only by the size of the mosque, which can accommodate over 40,000 worshippers, but also by its architectural features and intricate decorations.

See the prestigious collections of the Louvre Abu Dhabi
Admire the architecture of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque
Visit the largest mosque in the United Arab Emirates

You can choose between a tour with or without lunch
Please note that a minimum of 2 adult tickets is required
Pickup time is between 8.00am and 10.00am, please provide your pickup location at checkout. You will find the local operator's contact details to confirm the pickup place and time after booking
Dress code for the Grand Mosque should be modest and conservative, please wear loose-fitting clothing, long sleeves, long skirts and trousers; no tight and transparent clothes; no short pants for men; no shorts pants for women and skirts must be ankle length; no swimwear and no beachwear; headscarf for ladies is essential
It is recommended not to have intimate behavior inside the mosque; i.e., holding hands or kissing is not acceptable in a Muslim place of worship
Please supervise your own children, the architecture includes several reflective pools and should be avoided at all times by children
At the Grand Mosque please stay within the areas dedicated to visitors for safety and respect for worshippers
Please do not touch the Holy Quran (Holy Book) and other architectural elements inside the main prayer hall
Smoking and food are not allowed in the mosque area