City Guides
Abu Dhabi
Further Distractions
Further Distractions
Abu Dhabi
Most Popular Hotels in Abu Dhabi:
Old Mazda Road Tourist Club Area Abu Dhabi, 52662
Khalifa Street, Po Box 44486, HASH(0x12d63134)
Po Box 45505,Sheikh Khalifa Street,City Centre, HASH(0x1256a6e0)
Po Box 39999 Corniche Area, HASH(0x12538f58)
Bateen Shipyard
The dhow shipyard on the west side of Abu Dhabi island is one of the city's most intriguing places to visit. Here you will see traditional Arabic ship-building in full swing. It is fascinating to see the craftsmen carve the wooden dhow ships from teak planks in the old fashioned way.
Dhow Wharf and Fish Market
Manhal Palace
This is an ornate palace with Arabic tiling and canopied wings, and it used to be home to Sheik Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan until 1974. It is a pretty palace with many interesting features.
Airport Road
Tel: (02) 665 2000.
Tours of Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi Airport Private Arrival Transfer - Starting from £33.48 per person
Sharjah Airport Private Arrival Transfer - Starting from £7.74 per person
Sharjah Airport Private Departure Transfer - Starting from £7.74 per person
Abu Dhabi Airport Private Departure Transfer - Starting from £11.51 per person
Most Popular Hotels in Abu Dhabi:
Old Mazda Road Tourist Club Area Abu Dhabi, 52662
Khalifa Street, Po Box 44486, HASH(0x12d63134)
Po Box 45505,Sheikh Khalifa Street,City Centre, HASH(0x1256a6e0)
Po Box 39999 Corniche Area, HASH(0x12538f58)
Bateen Shipyard
The dhow shipyard on the west side of Abu Dhabi island is one of the city's most intriguing places to visit. Here you will see traditional Arabic ship-building in full swing. It is fascinating to see the craftsmen carve the wooden dhow ships from teak planks in the old fashioned way.
Dhow Wharf and Fish Market
Manhal Palace
This is an ornate palace with Arabic tiling and canopied wings, and it used to be home to Sheik Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan until 1974. It is a pretty palace with many interesting features.
Airport Road
Tel: (02) 665 2000.
The dhow shipyard on the west side of Abu Dhabi island is one of the city's most intriguing places to visit. Here you will see traditional Arabic ship-building in full swing. It is fascinating to see the craftsmen carve the wooden dhow ships from teak planks in the old fashioned way.
Dhow Wharf and Fish Market
Manhal Palace
This is an ornate palace with Arabic tiling and canopied wings, and it used to be home to Sheik Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan until 1974. It is a pretty palace with many interesting features.
Airport Road
Tel: (02) 665 2000.
Tours of Abu Dhabi
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