Begin your day with a visit to the majestic Sheikh Zayed Mosque, named after the Father of the Nation - Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan. The mosque’s exotic interiors are home to Swarovski crystal chandeliers, floral mosaics, and artifacts of gold, silver, and marble. The gigantic carpet in the main hall measures 60,570 Sq.ft and weighs 35 tons, made by a huge number of carpet weavers from Iran. Once you are done with the Sheikh Zayed mosque tour, then you'll be taken to the Marina Mall Abu Dhabi for lunch at your own expense.

Then you'll visit one of the landmarks of contemporary Abu Dhabi, the Etihad Towers. This tower is a complex of 5 huge skyscrapers, a destination known for world-class shopping and dining. Take an elevator to the 74th floor and enjoy panoramic views of the stunning blue sea and other exotic locations of the city like the Emirates Palace and the Presidential palace.

After the Etihad towers visit, next up is a trip to the latest Qasr Al Watan, proclaimed as “more than just a palace” and journey into the region’s rich Arabic Heritage and its foundations. You can enter the palace’s library and witness the rare collection of books that explain the past, present, and future of the region.

Marvel at the grandeur of Arabic craftsmanship of the palace
Explore the majestic Sheikh Zayed Mosque Abu Dhabi
Be awed by the stunning interiors of the mosque
Enjoy a stunning panoramic view from the observation deck of Etihad Towers Abu Dhabi

Please provide your pick-up location at check-out and confirm it directly with the local operator after booking. You'll find the contact information in the voucher after booking
Follow a strict dress code while entering the mosque. Shorts and sleeveless tops must not be worn for the visit. Always make sure to cover knees and shoulders; applicable for both women and men
The local operator will provide you with an Abaya (a long black dress with headscarf), which must be given back. There won’t be any clothing provided for men
Note that the mosque will remain open from 5 PM to 7 PM on Fridays. The mosque is closed to tourists during Islamic festivals and also on specific dates and it will be announced by the authorities a few days prior to the occasion
During any Presidential Events, Qasr Al Watan might shut down to the public without any previous announcements. There is a shuttle bus service to the entrance from the main gate of the palace. Kindly note that guided tours are not allowed within the palace. Even then, your guide will narrate important information about the palace before the visit.
This tour is not wheelchair accessible