A trip to Abu Dhabi would be incomplete without a visit to the majestic Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, that is a shining example of the perfect blend of Islamic architecture with modern artistry. The mosque's open-door policy welcomes visitors from all over the world to witness its grandeur and explore the emirate's cultural beliefs while promoting open dialogue.

With a daily capacity of 55,000 visitors, the mosque boasts an awe-inspiring beauty with 1,096 amethyst-and-jasper-embedded columns, 82 white marble domes, reflective pools, gold-plated Swarovski chandeliers, and an iconic prayer hall. The courtyard is adorned with one of the largest marble mosaic artworks worldwide, making it a perfect spot for exploration and capturing unforgettable moments.

To continue your journey, a visit to Wahat Al Karama is a must. This timeless tribute, located opposite the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, spreads across 46,000sqm, and commemorates the ultimate sacrifices made by the Emirati martyrs in service of their country. The permanent memorial is a tribute to the United Arab Emirates' heroes, including soldiers, police, diplomats, and civilians, since 1971.