The Grand Mosque is open to the general public on Fridays from 430pm. It is free to get in and there were no major crowds or queues. It is a spectacular building both inside and out. We didn't go with a tour guide but it...More

This has to be the most beautiful mosque I have seen till date. The pristine white domes look straight out of an Arabic fairy tale. The inside is equally beautiful. The world's largest chandelier & the largest carpet - both are worth gaping at, specially...More

An amazing place that is a must see for anyone visiting Abu Dhabi. It is possible to take thousand photos and write hundres of words, but the experience can not be desribed in any other way that to see it yourself. Best time to visit...More

Amazing architecture the white marble and gold exterior is beautiful, very calm and peaceful to walk around everyone is welcome regardless of religious beliefs

We choose to visit the Sheikh Zayed Mosque around 5:00pm as part of an organised tour with an English speaking guide which seemed like the best plan, unfortunately it was during the final days of Ramadan and this of course meant it was busy! We...More

I saw this place from across the marina and it looked to me like the palace from Aladdin cartoon! so beautiful I had to visit it. the next day I went there with my friends and we were not disappointed, the place looks amazing and...More

This is one of the biggest attractions in Abu Dhabi for tourists Also it is one of the biggest mousqes in the country Worth it a visit specially on sunset time

This is a must see when in Abu Dhabi. Need to be well covered up though both male & female. No shorts for men & ladies need either full length dress with long sleeves or full length pants & top, all not see through &...More

impressive and peaceful felt welcomed, we went around with the family and enjoyed the atmosphere and the architecture for sure a must in a abu dhabi tour free access. lots of taxis to com back from there if needed

The sheer beauty of the Mosque is heart stopping. There is a reverence and majesty about this beautiful building. When the 'prayer music' plays it felt surreal. The photos do not not do it justice - only a actual visit can capture the essence. Really,...More