Abu Dhabi

The city of Abu Dhabi is the federal capital of the United Arab Emirates.

With 84% of the country's landmass, Abu Dhabi is the largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates.

It has 200 islands and a 700-kilometer coastline, covering 67,340 square kilometers. km.

There are four bridges that connect Abu Dhabi to the mainland: Mussafah bridge, Sheikh Zayed bridge, Sheikh Khalifa bridge, and Maqta bridge.

Abu Dhabi has a lot to offer residents and visitors alike: a diverse terrain, a thriving hub for investment, and a welcoming setting with one of the world's highest per capita incomes and one of the lowest rates of crime.

The Abu Dhabi Golf Championship, the prestigious Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge cross-country rally and the Formula One Abu Dhabi Grand Prix are just a few of the world-class sporting events held in Abu Dhabi.

Likewise, the city will before the long house the world's biggest convergence of chief social organizations which will incorporate the Sheik Zayed Public Exhibition hall, the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, and the Louver Abu Dhabi.

The garden city of Al Ain in the foothills of Jebel Hafeet is home to a number of heritage sites, and Abu Dhabi is also full of natural wonders.