Sheikh Zayed Mosque

The Grand Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, is one of the world's largest and most elaborate mosques. It stands out as one of the most iconic symbols of the UAE. Built by Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan in 2007, the mosque is magnificent in both size and beauty. It is a stunning example of traditional Arab Islamic architecture and is known for its ornate interior and extensive use of marble and gold in its decorations. Every inch of the mosque is eye-catching, from the cascading domes to the stunning columns and minarets. Visitors to the mosque are welcomed to explore the sacred site, keeping in mind the respectful dress code and the need to be quiet in the mosque. Inside the Mosque, you will find a variety of galleries, libraries, halls, and balconies open to visitors. Nearly a thousand white marbled pillars line the interior and intricately detailed arches draw the eye onto a mesmerizing blue and gold domed ceiling. The Grand Mosque is a must-see attraction in Abu Dhabi–a city of grandeur and majesty.