VIP tour of Abu Dhabi by Mercedes business class

Louvre Abu Dhabi

The Louvre Abu Dhabi is the first museum of the Arab world that combines cultures of different nations and will amaze you with its extraordinary architecture and interesting exposition. Here you can immerse yourself in different eras and see works of art by famous masters.

Emirates Palace

Emirates Palace Hotel is a real symbol of luxury. Two tons of gold and more than three billion dollars were used to build this unique hotel. Here you can even taste the precious metal by trying coffee with gold. And afterwards, don’t forget to take a photo against the backdrop of Etihad Towers – curved skyscrapers soaring into the sky.

Qasr Al Watan and the Falling Tower

During your journey, you will visit the Presidential Palace, where important decisions are made for the future of the country. The grounds also include vast plazas and beautiful green gardens, an architectural and vegetative splendor that covers 150 hectares. It is especially pleasant to see the palace in the evening. Thanks to skillful lighting, the building turns unrealistically magical, as if created from transparent light rays. Also, you will be able to see the “falling” high-rise building Capital Gate, which is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the building with the largest angle of inclination – 18 degrees. For comparison, the Leaning Tower of Pisa has a 4.5 times smaller angle of inclination.

Sheikh Zayed Mosque

A visit to the country’s main mosque and one of the largest in the world is a magnificent end to our luxury trip. Here you can see the largest carpet in the world and a marvelous chandelier made of pure gold and Swarovski crystals.

Important to know:

Sheikh Zayd Mosque is first and foremost a sacred place for all Muslims, so it is mandatory to follow the dress code when visiting:

Men are advised to be in pants and a shirt or T-shirt, without images of animals and people. Entry in shorts and T-shirts is strictly forbidden.

For women, arms, shoulders and legs must be completely covered, so it is recommended to choose long skirts or loose pants and long-sleeved tops to visit the mosque; transparent and tight clothing is prohibited. The head must also be covered. If you do not have appropriate clothing, there is an option to buy an Abaya and scarf at the entrance of the mosque.

It is also customary to follow a dress code to visit the UAE President’s palace, Qasr Al Watan. It is forbidden for men to enter in shorts, women are advised to wear clothes covering their shoulders and pants or skirts below the knee.

Visitors may be refused entry for violating the dress code.