Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum’s House

A day trip to Al Ain, the second largest city of Abu Dhabi, which is known as the garden city due to the presence of green nature in the city. The oasis is spread over an incredible 1,200 hectares (3,000 acres) and containing more than 147000 date palms. Rising 1,400 meters up over the southern suburbs of Al Ain, Jebel Hafeet mountain offers epic views over largely flat Abu Dhabi and neighboring Oman. And follow to the final destination of your tour, Al Ain Hot Spring wadi where you can experience the natural spring Hot water.

Serving as a link between the past and the present, Qasr Al Hosn is a significant monument housing centuries of history and tradition. A celebration of vernacular architecture, the building bears witness to Abu Dhabi’s rich and varied history, having been home to a ruling family, and a seat to the government, the consultative council, and the national archives. Displaying artefacts and archival materials dating back to 6000 BC, this now-turned museum captures the metamorphosis of Abu Dhabi from an 18th-century fishing settlement to a global and modern metropolis. The fort is divided into two main attractions, the Inner Fort and the Outer Palace. The inner fort is dedicated to the history of the Baniyas tribe, more popularly known as the al Nahyan family, narrating the tale of how they became the leaders and planners of the city.

Explore Abu Dhabi, including the Royal Palace & Grand Mosque, on a day trip from Dubai. View the sights from Etihad Towers' Observation Deck & savor lunch at Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant. Highlights: Marvel at the grandeur of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque Discover Arabian heritage at Qasr Al Watan Palace Explore top attractions like the Etihad Towers Observation Deck Savor a delicious lunch at the Michelin-starred Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant.

Al Shindagha Museum invites visitors to explore Dubai’s rich cultural tapestry, showcasing the emirate’s evolution from its historic roots to modern-day marvels. Nestled in the Al Shindagha neighborhood, this heritage museum features 21 Houses filled with interactive exhibits that engage and educate all ages. Discover the royal legacy of Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum Al Maktoum at the Al Maktoum Residence, and enjoy the warm hospitality of multilingual guides who bring the stories of Dubai to life. A visit here is perfect for history buffs and cultural explorers alike, offering a unique glimpse into the heart of Dubai’s identity.

It Is the oldest and most significant building in Abu Dhabi, holding the city's first permanent structure; the watchtower. More than 230 years now, this elegant sandstone structure has still retained its character and remains as an impressive tribute to the region’s bygone era. So be prepared to travel back in time as you step into this well preserved national monument which is now converted into a museum. Discover the Inner Fort (built in 1795) and the Outer Palace (built in 1940s), while admiring its many art and artifacts (like weapons, images, maps etc) collected from as early as 6000 BC.

Qasr Al Watan is an incredible, new and unique landmark in the Middle East. A Palace brimming with knowledge, offering the world a first-of-its-kind insight into the Arab heritage and the governing principles that shaped the history of the United Arab Emirates and its vision to the future. Qasr Al Watan is more than just a palace, it is an enriching interactive journey in a contemporary setting that reveals and reflects on governance, knowledge and craftsmanship. The Palace offers you a unique opportunity to marvel at majestic hallways that is sure to leave you with a meaningful experience, explore exhibitions that celebrate the region’s rich Arabic heritage and learn more about the rulers and governing institutions that shaped our great nation. You will also gain a deeper appreciation of the innovations that will drive the country’s future.

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Tucked away in Dubai’s desert dunes at the famous Bab Al Shams Resort and Spa is Al Hadheerah, the resort’s restaurant renowned for its authentic Arabic food. Experience the magic of Arabian Nights dining under the open sky in a traditional desert fort setting with live bands, dancers, and falconry displays keep you entertained while you sample the extravagant outdoor dining experience. Not only that, but Thursday and Friday's nights are particularly special with the occasional fireworks display. If you want to make the night even more magical, the Heritage Village is located next to the resort for you to explore and learn more about Arabian culture.

Explore one of the world's most spectacular sites of worship on a half-day morning or afternoon tour of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque with Louver & Qasr al watan in Abu Dhabi. Benefit from round-trip transfers from your hotel in Dubai and the services of a professional driver/guide.

Enjoy a self guided tour of the Al Noor Island Butterfly House paired with an indoor butterfly workshop, a nature walk, and snacks and beverages for refreshments ,Lagoon island featuring a butterfly house, modern art, a book pavilion, a cafe & a playground. experience the serenity of this uniquely designed island park!

Explore one of the world's most spectacular sites of worship on a half-day morning or afternoon tour of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque with Louver & Qasr al watan in Abu Dhabi. Benefit from round-trip transfers from your hotel in Dubai and the services of a professional driver/guide.

The oasis city of Al Ain has a dramatic setting, overlooked by the craggy mountain range of Jebel Hafeet. It's a pretty and ordered town that is easy to get around and is popular with visiting families for its zoo and many relaxing public parks. Historically, Al Ain has been settled since at least 3000 BC, and the museum here does a good job of tracing that long history. It's this history that has made the Al Ain area the only site in the United Arab Emirates to be inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. This is also an excellent destination for tourists interested in the local culture. Top things to do include excursions to the camel market and regular camel racing events. Those with an adventurous streak will enjoy a four-wheel-drive trip up to Jebel Hafeet's summit

This city is a place of pride as it houses amazing archaeological excavations along with ancient Arabic treasures, which one cannot miss out on the Al Ain City Tour. This is a Garden City and also a chief agricultural center. Also, this place is renowned for university education. We will take you to the Hilly Gardens, which is the excavation site of a tomb dating back to 3,000 BC. After this, we will take you to the ancient museum that has the ancient Arabic manuscripts and royal treasures. You will cover Al Ain Museum, Al Ain Oasis, Al Ain Fort, Archaeological l Park, Al Ain Mall, Camel Market, Hot Water Springs, Jabel Hafeet Mountain, Border of Oman, Al Ain Zoo, and various other attractions. We provide you the pick and drop service as well.

Gain a greater appreciation of Dubai’s culture and customs at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU). Seeing the location itself is worth the visit – it’s a beautifully restored wind tower house in the historic Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood. Enjoy traditional Emirati cuisine and conversation in the interactive cultural experiences hosted by the Emirati presenters inside the traditional houses of SMCCU located in one of Dubai’s oldest communities, Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood.

Soak up the majestic Arabic culture on this guided private walking tour of Dubai. Listen to the fascinating tales about the history of United Arab Emirates while wandering around the ancient Al Fahidi neighborhood. Follow the magnificent scent of finest Arabic coffee and visit Coffee Museum, where you will sample a cup of this precious drink along with savoring delicious dates. Get inside the house of famous Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum and scan the shelves of Dubai Gold Souk. • Explore historical areas of Dubai including Al Fahidi and Al Shindagha • Enjoy your guide’s stories about the fascinating past of Dubai • Sample delicious dates and coffee • Personalize your experience by choosing preferred time of your adventure

Embark on a captivating day trip to Abu Dhabi and discover three of its most iconic landmarks. Witness the splendor of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, journey through history and art at the Louvre Abu Dhabi, and marvel at the majestic presidential palace, Qasr Al Watan. Enjoy the convenience of included hotel pick-up and drop-off.

This city is a place of pride as it houses amazing archaeological excavations along with ancient Arabic treasures, which one cannot miss out on the Al Ain City Tour. This is a Garden City and also a chief agricultural center. Also, this place is renowned for university education. We will take you to the Hilly Gardens, which is the excavation site of a tomb dating back to 3,000 BC. After this, we will take you to the ancient museum that has the ancient Arabic manuscripts and royal treasures. You will cover Al Ain Museum, Al Ain Oasis, Al Ain Fort, Archaeological l Park, Al Ain Mall, Camel Market, Hot Water Springs, Jabel Hafeet Mountain, Border of Oman, Al Ain Zoo, and various other attractions. We provide you the pick and drop service as well.

We'll take a serene trip to Al Ain that is often named as the Garden City. Located about 130 kilometers from Dubai, Al Ain boasts the UAE’s most enchanting & luxuriant landscape, being home oasis, serene parks and wide avenues. in this city you will live the simple live and the old history back for over 7000 years, and have magnificent view form over the highest mountain in city.

A unique way to explore Abu Dhabi, with 100% visit inside the Emirates Palace Hotel. visit qasr al hosn, Ferrari world, and Sheikh Zayed mosque

Embark on an enchanting boat tour starting at Al Seef Heritage area, where the journey unfolds along the timeless waters of Dubai Creek. As you cruise, soak in the panoramic views of Deira and Bur Dubai, two districts steeped in history and cultural significance. Watch the cityscape transition from bustling souks and traditional wind towers to modern skyscrapers, all while passing through the vibrant atmosphere of Meena Bazaar, where the sights and sounds of local commerce fill the air. Pause to explore Al Shindagha Museum, a tribute to Dubai's rich heritage with its meticulously restored architecture and engaging exhibitions. Here, you'll delve into the city's maritime history, pearl diving traditions, and the evolution of Emirati culture over the centuries. Next, venture to Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum's House, an opulent residence that offers a glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle of Dubai's ruling family.