• After nearly a decade of delays, the highly anticipated Louvre Abu Dhabi Universal Museum is finally nearing completion. This monumental cultural landmark is poised to elevate the status of Abu Dhabi and the UAE on the global stage, cementing the country’s position among the world’s leading cultural hubs.
• Located in the Arabian Peninsula, this groundbreaking universal museum is a collaborative project between the governments of Abu Dhabi and France. Despite sharing a name with the world-famous Louvre Museum, the museum is not a replica of its Parisian counterpart. Instead, it aims to provide a unique platform for discovery, inclusivity, and connection. Visitors will be able to explore the rich diversity of human history and cultures through its vast exhibits, which foster a deeper understanding of civilizations and their values.
• Spanning over 65,000 square feet, the museum’s $650 million investment showcases a broad range of objects, from ancient artifacts to contemporary artworks. Its permanent collections, sourced through loans from iconic institutions like the Musée du Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, and Centre Pompidou, are organized chronologically. The exhibits take visitors on a journey through four distinct periods: archaeology, the birth of Islam, the classical era, and the modern age. In addition to the main exhibits, there is a dedicated section for children and approximately 20,000 square feet reserved for temporary exhibitions.
• Beyond its impressive collections, the Louvre Abu Dhabi Universal Museum is a striking architectural marvel situated on the water. Designed by the award-winning French architect Jean Nouvel, the museum’s stunning white structures evoke the feel of a traditional Arabian city. It is a key part of the Saadiyat Cultural District, which will also house other prestigious museums like the Zayed National Museum and the Guggenheim Museum. Nouvel’s design draws inspiration from regional building techniques, such as the ancient Falaj water system and palm fronds once used for roofing.
• A standout feature of the museum is its extraordinary geometric dome, intricately designed with thousands of star-like perforations. This unique structure casts a beautiful interplay of light and shadow, creating a mesmerizing visual effect. In every aspect—concept, content, and design—the Louvre Abu Dhabi Universal Museum stands as an extraordinary cultural achievement.

• Encounter an impressive array of iconic artworks and masterpieces from legendary artists such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Vincent Van Gogh, and Claude Monet, among others.
• Marvel at the striking architecture, which resembles a floating white structure over the Persian Gulf.
• Witness the captivating “rain of light” effect as you stand beneath the grand dome, watching natural light filter through its intricate perforations.eamless and comfortable visit.

If you’re interested in exploring more monuments, consider visiting Qasr Al Watan, a stunning landmark in Abu Dhabi. Additionally, you can explore the historic beauty of Qasr Al Hosn, another remarkable monument located in the city

• Step into the first Universal Museum in the Arabian world.
• Explore more than 600 artworks displayed across 12 unique sections.
• Appreciate permanent exhibits dating back to the 3rd century BC.
• View iconic masterpieces on loan from renowned French museums, including the Louvre.
• Experience the museum’s distinctive architecture, which produces a stunning rain-of-light effect.
• Transfers included (if selected).

• All personal expenses incurred for shopping, drinks, dining, and other activities on-site during the tour.