Louvre Abu Dhabi

Experience the pure white beauty in Abu Dhabi, UAE 🇦🇪⭐ ⭐The first stop of the new year, follow the footsteps of the goddess Liu Yifei, come to Abu Dhabi! ⭐Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque It's really beautiful and spectacular! There are a few points to note, you need to book time online in advance, tickets are free. The dress code is very strict, women need to cover from head to ankle, and the clothes cannot be too revealing, arms and legs are not allowed, otherwise they will be prohibited from entering. Feet don't matter, barefoot or wearing slippers are fine. Men don't need to cover their heads, it's best to wear long-sleeved trousers for safety, or long shorts that cover the knees are also possible, buy local clothes locally, and it's really photogenic when you put them on! If you are not prepared in advance, you will pass an underground commercial street before entering the mosque, and there are also many merchants selling local costumes. The middle of the mosque is blocked by wires, so don't worry about taking pictures of crowds, there are many photo spots, everyone can produce pictures! But the couple's photo pose can't be too intimate, there are staff members supervising everywhere, and the night view is even more beautiful at night. ⭐Louvre Abu Dhabi It's about twenty minutes drive from the mosque to the Louvre, you need to buy tickets for this, but we decided to come and see it temporarily, so we bought it on the spot, there is no dress code here, and there are much fewer people than the French Louvre. This branch is actually very mini, it feels like it's all over in half an hour, and there are some Chinese cultural relics collections, which are really design sense. Actually, the people taking pictures are very far away, and then there are people waiting in line to check in. As a tourist, I just want to take a quick shot. So basically there is no communication when taking pictures, I just keep spinning, let the photographer take a crazy shot, and the results are all good!

"🌟✨Back from Dubai, my heart is still not over, I can't wait to set foot on this magical land again! 💖In this 6-day journey, I deeply explored the three emirates of Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, and felt the incomparable Arabic style.🌆 ------------------------------ 👇The colorful guide is below, welcome to collect! ------------------------------ About the destination: Dubai is located in the middle of the Arabian Peninsula and is a city in the United Arab Emirates. The climate here is a tropical desert climate with plenty of sunshine and a large temperature difference. The suitable travel season is winter, when the weather is cool and pleasant. 📸Recommended attractions: 1️⃣ Dubai Future Museum🌟: It's like being in a sci-fi movie, the high-tech and futuristic design is dazzling. 2️⃣ Dubai Frame🖼️: Standing here, you can see the new and old faces of Dubai, it's a good place to take pictures. 3️⃣ Louvre Abu Dhabi🏛️: The intersection of art and culture, each exhibit tells a thousand-year story. 🎉Travel tips: 1. Exchange local currency in advance before traveling, just in case. 2. Pay attention to sun protection and hydration, the sun in the desert area is quite strong! 3. Respect local culture and customs, dress conservatively, especially when visiting religious places. 💖Travel feelings: This trip really exceeded my expectations! The service of the Ding Ding team leader was super thoughtful, and he even prepared a birthday surprise for my son, I was really touched! 🥳The entire itinerary was well organized, allowing us to fully experience the charm of Dubai. In short, Dubai is a place full of charm and magic, every corner is worth exploring and discovering. 😍I can't wait to set foot on this land again and continue my Arabian journey! 🌈"

| The Pearl of Art on the Sea. Located on the sea, the Louvre has become a dazzling pearl of Abu Dhabi. This art building gathers rare cultural relics from all over the world, making people feel as if they are in the ocean of culture. The Louvre collects precious artworks, including ancient Chinese cultural relics. Cultural relics during the invasion period, such as Buddha statues and blue and white porcelain from the Tang and Song Dynasties, are all clearly displayed here. Through the glass, it seems to be able to travel through time and appreciate the brilliance of ancient civilization. Walking among them, you will find engraved books, calligraphy and painting, jade, bronze, pottery, jewelry, and breathtaking Buddha statues. The richness of the collection here shows the profound historical connotation of Chinese cultural relics. It is not only a visit, but also a deep exploration of Chinese culture. The Louvre is like a vivid history book, which makes people can't help but immerse in it and feel the brilliance of civilization. Visit the Louvre, feel the cultural pearl on the sea, and make the journey full of artistic charm

This trip includes 【the prosperity of the city】【the art of ancient relics】【the leisure of the seaside】 1️⃣【Day 1】: Arrived at noon, it was raining, went to SixT to rent an Alfa Romeo, then went to the hotel on Palm Island, messed around until three or four in the afternoon, the sky gradually cleared, and saw a rainbow, went out for a walk on the seaside promenade on Palm Island, very comfortable, not many people, had dinner at the Turkish restaurant in the hotel, then went to bed early. 2️⃣【Day 2】: Went to the aquarium at Atlantis on Palm Island, small and exquisite, not bad, parked easily because we went early, then drove to Dubai mall, had a walk around, it's really big... walked until the afternoon, came out and saw the Dubai Tower, had Din Tai Fung near the fountain, surprisingly delicious! By 6 pm, watched a few minutes of the fountain show, have to say, it was average. 3️⃣【Day 3】: Drove to Abu Dhabi, due to previous rain there was water accumulation, the highway was closed, the original one and a half hour drive took three hours... After arriving, went to the Louvre in Abu Dhabi first, very artistic, suitable for taking pictures, the exhibits are also very good, then went to the Presidential Palace, passed by a McDonald's near the seaside on the way, made do with it. The Presidential Palace is very grand, need to take a bus in, walked around inside for 2 hours, must experience the toilets inside, very luxurious. In the evening, went to Sheikh Zayed Mosque, very large and spectacular, have to enter from a glass room, go through an underground passage, there are lights at night, very beautiful, then returned to Dubai. 4️⃣【Day 4】: Went to the top of the Dubai Tower for sightseeing, arrived early at eight in the morning, no need to queue, not many people, convenient for taking pictures. Then went to AL Seef Iranian town, an antique town, very suitable for taking pictures, had afternoon tea, then drove around the ordinary people's block, also very interesting, experienced the local people's life. On the way back to the hotel in the afternoon, passed by Jumeirah Beach, Sail Hotel, also had a quick look, then went to Atlantis to eat at Asian republic, a bit expensive, but the taste is okay, after eating went back to the hotel to rest, lying on the beach, watching the sunset. 5️⃣【Day 5】: Went to Miracle Garden, like a fairy tale world, surrounded by a sea of flowers, also very suitable for taking pictures, then Miracle Garden is on the edge of the city, wanted to casually see the desert, so drove to a place called Safari on Google Maps nearby, not a scenic spot, just a mark on the map, on the roadside in the desert, after driving there is a roundabout, there is a broken opening on the roadside where the car can drive up, drove into the desert, completely unmanaged wild desert, no other tourists, feels pretty good, suitable for those who just want to casually see the desert and take some pictures. Then refueled and went back to the hotel to pack up. 6️⃣【Day 6】: 11 o'clock flight, watched the sunrise, had breakfast, then went to the airport, shopped in the duty-free shop for an hour, then got on the plane. This trip was very exquisite, not tiring, experienced a lot, just that there are many amusement parks that we didn't go to, will go next time!

Abu Dhabi's first stop, we visited the Louvre, a museum enthusiast's ecstasy. The sister who drove us said that originally, the Louvre's artifacts were not to be lent out, but then they were swayed by the wealth of Abu Dhabi's tycoons, and that's how the Louvre Abu Dhabi came to be. The entire museum is situated by the sea, with a perforated dome design that seems like scattered starlight. The artifacts range from Eastern Tang Sancai, to Egyptian Pharaohs, to Western sculptures and paintings, everything you could wish for, including a wall entirely made of coins. Many exhibition areas are laid out with unique philosophical concepts, containing contemplation on life, death, and the universe. 🎫 Ticket price: Around 100 per person, can be booked directly on Ctrip, great value! ⏳ Visiting time: 2-4 hours, art and artifact enthusiasts are advised to reserve at least half a day.

Abu Dhabi's priceless treasure | A floating palace in the desert Emerald in the desert, stars in the sea, no word can describe the beauty here. I only want to call it the most beautiful place in the world. This museum is located in front of the bay of Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi. A circular dome with a diameter of up to 180 meters, in the traditional Arabic architectural style, covers the area. The total area covers nearly 100,000 square meters. The dome here is made up of multiple layers of hollow metal overlapping each other. Sunlight shines through the roof and creates a picture of light and shadow on the ground, just like the night sky full of stars. The name of the Louvre Abu Dhabi was rented by the United Arab Emirates for 1 billion euros for a 30-year lease, and each year they can borrow some products from the Louvre to exhibit here. Although this is the Abu Dhabi branch of the Louvre Museum in France, it can also be said that this is a unique Abu Dhabi Louvre with dual cultures and traditions. 🎫Ticket 63 Dirham 📍Address Saadiyat Cultural District St 1 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates 🌟Check-in strategy ①The seaside stage under the dome is a stunning scenery where you can dance gracefully on it. ②The light and shadow of the dome are very beautiful. You can take stunning backlit photos during the day (the halo and light spots are amazing!). ③The area near the seaside is also very photogenic. ④You can find a white wall to take a photo with strong light and shadow. This world is so big. Traverse mountains and rivers to discover the worth of humanity 💜

#schoolholidays Immersed in the spellbinding Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi, a testament to the captivating partnership between France and the UAE. As I wander through the halls, I'm reminded of the unique agreement that grants the UAE the honor of bearing the Louvre's prestigious name until 2037. It's a fusion of cultures, where Arabian allure meets French heritage, celebrating art's boundless power to connect nations. Here, history and innovation intertwine, as I witness the magic of a shared artistic legacy. While visiting this popular spot, a photo op that allures many, it's worth noting that long queues are common, especially when tour groups are present. However, rather than waiting in line, I embarked on exploring the exhibition first. Upon my return, to my delight, there was no longer a queue. This allowed me to savor the moment without rushing or succumbing to anxiety, while others patiently awaited their turn to capture photos at the coveted spot! #tripblazers #tripblazers #louvreabudhabi #Abudhabi

💚Louvre Abu Dhabi The museum covers an area of 9,200 square meters, with permanent and temporary galleries displaying exhibits on loan from renowned French museums such as the Musee du Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, and Centre Pompidou. 💙Architecture Designed by architect Jean Nouvel, the Louvre stands at the heart of the new city district of the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The building's tone is white, a symphony of the subtle interplay of concrete, water, and reflected light. The architect also designed the Shanghai Pudong Art Museum. 💛Visiting There is no public transportation around the Louvre, so it is recommended to drive or take a taxi. Tickets are 65 dirhams, about 130 yuan, and can be purchased on Ctrip and on-site. Visiting hours: closed on Mondays, open from 10 am to 6 pm from Tuesday to Thursday, and from 10 am to 10 pm on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. It is recommended to reserve 5-6 hours for the visit. ♥️Exhibitions There are a total of 12 galleries, with permanent exhibits including a rich variety of artworks, as well as over 300 important works on loan from partner museums. The Louvre Abu Dhabi has collected works from various periods, from prehistoric primitive art to creations by contemporary artists. The level of curation is another highlight of the museum. It explores human civilization from a unique perspective, showing the connections between different cultures that seem worlds apart in time or space, and presents a colorful culture created in different eras to visitors through a visiting route designed according to chronological order and themes. 🎈A museum you must visit once in a lifetime!

Louvre has opened another art center in Abu Dhabi right on the Saadiyat Island. You can enjoy stories of cultural connections to build understanding across cultures and reveal that we have more in common than we know. The roughly 200 art pieces are exhibited in an impressive architectural masterpiece. Depending on the time, the sun comes through in a different way which creates a very special atmosphere. If you are in Dubai, this cultural masterpiece is just 1 hr car drive away which you should considered when already in the UAE. #newyearadventure

Opened in 2017 recognisable around the world museum designed by Jean Nouvelle became a symbol of Abu Dhabi and well deserves appraisal. Amazing architecture pared with excellent permanent exhibition which takes visitors across cultures and time. Beautifully executed! Additionaly museum host temporary exhibitions- currently Bollywood stars and this part deserves attention as well. open from 10.00am, closed Mondays. tickets 63dirhams, under 18 free. Couple of cafes and restaurant available on site. #culturetrip