Located in the Cultural District on Saadiyat Island, the museum's design has been inspired by its surrounding landscapes: a virgin lagoon island, between sand and sea, shade and light.
The Museum's Permanent Galleries are divided into four wings: Ancient Times, Medieval Times, Early Modern Times, and Contemporary Period. The works tell the evolution of human history: from the origins of the species to globalization. The museum showcases the relationship between pieces of art that were created at different times, in different places and by people from different civilizations. The result is a remarkable and growing collection. The museum brings different cultures together to shine fresh light on these common stories of humanity, beyond individual civilizations, times, or places. The galleries are not separated by geography, but set in chronological order. The aim is to encourage respect, curiosity, learning and self-reflection. Louvre Abu Dhabi champions the cultural achievements of mankind, from prehistory to the present day. From the start, this approach governed the choices of works for the collection and how they could come together in the museum.
The new Children Museum “Picturing the Cosmos”allows young visitors to use their creativity to become space explorers.
Before you arrive at the museum, don't forget to download the free app to your personal device, to enjoy a complimentary multimedia guide to fully explore our artworks and make your way around.
Know in advance:
Audio guide
Entrance ticket
Permanent exhibitions
Temporary exhibitions
Downloadable APP
Please note that this experience is non-refundable, even if cancelled in advance.
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
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