Overview:

The Abu Dhabi City Tour with Louvre Museum and Qasr Al Watan is a captivating journey through Abu Dhabi’s rich cultural heritage. Explore the renowned Louvre Museum, featuring a diverse collection of art from around the world. Then, visit the majestic Qasr Al Watan palace, an architectural gem showcasing Arabian craftsmanship and the country’s government seat. Expert guides provide insights, making it an ideal experience for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and those curious about the UAE’s culture. Immerse yourself in art, history, and opulence on this unforgettable tour.

Abu Dhabi City Tour with Louvre Museum and Qasr Al Watan

Discover Abu Dhabi with a tour featuring the Louvre Museum’s stunning art and the majestic Qasr Al Watan palace. Experience the city’s rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels in one unforgettable day.

In addition:

• Easy to pick up and take from your hotel or home
• A visit to the iconic Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
• Explore the beautiful Abu Dhabi Corniche
• Explore the charming Heritage Village
• Marvel at the luxurious Emirates Palace
• Take a look at the Presidential Palace
• Experience the vibrant date market
• Drive to Yas Island and see Ferrari World outside
• They are admitted to the famous Louvre
• Visit the impressive Qasr Al-Watan Palace
• Transportation was provided throughout the trip

Exclusions

Food is not included in the tour package, and personal expenses are the responsibility of each individual guest. Anything not mentioned in the appendix is also excluded from the tour’s offerings. Please prepare accordingly and manage your expenses during the trip.

What You Need to Bring

Dress Code for Men

Men should wear full-length pants and long-sleeve shirts or suits of any color during church visits. Revealing shirts and shorts should be avoided to adhere to the dress code and show respect.

Dress Code for Women

Women are advised to wear a headband to cover their head, along with full-length pants, long skirts, or dresses. Revealing clothing and beachwear should be avoided to maintain respect during temple visits.