Al Ain Attractions
Al Ain is the largest city in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Known as "The Garden City of the Gulf". Al Ain is surrounded by red sand dunes and overlooked by an impressive mountain range.
The city of Al Ain offers old traditions such as the last remaining camel market while allowing visitors to experience present day Arabia. Families can enjoy a visit to the Al Ain Zoo, home to one of the largest animal collections in the world or an Olympic sized ice rink. Hili Fun City and Garden is the largest theme park in the Gulf Region and a popular family attraction.
Archeological discoveries indicate the first settlement of Al Ain dates back to 3,000 BC. Hili Archeological Park features restored tombs.
For travelers looking for adventure, a driving tour of Hafeet Mountain road or four-wheel drive through the desert is a must. Dune buggy rides, caving or hang gliding are also available for the really adventurous.
The city of Al Ain offers old traditions such as the last remaining camel market while allowing visitors to experience present day Arabia. Families can enjoy a visit to the Al Ain Zoo, home to one of the largest animal collections in the world or an Olympic sized ice rink. Hili Fun City and Garden is the largest theme park in the Gulf Region and a popular family attraction.
Archeological discoveries indicate the first settlement of Al Ain dates back to 3,000 BC. Hili Archeological Park features restored tombs.
For travelers looking for adventure, a driving tour of Hafeet Mountain road or four-wheel drive through the desert is a must. Dune buggy rides, caving or hang gliding are also available for the really adventurous.
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Al Ain Palace Museum
Al Ain Palace Museum is the former palace of Sheikh Zayed, who eventually became the President of the UAE. The interior has been restored to reflect the palace as it was when the Sheikh was living there. It is also the birthplace of the Crown Prince of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
