"I visited the Louvre Abu Dhabi in 2023, and it was a truly enriching experience. Plan to spend around 4 hours exploring the museum, which features a thoughtfully curated collection of art and historical artifacts that beautifully narrate the story of human civilization through a universal lens. While it may not house a large number of globally famous masterpieces, the depth, quality, and significance of the exhibits are undeniable.

The architecture is breathtaking—modern yet seamlessly integrated with its surroundings. The museum appears to rise directly from the sea, creating an ethereal, almost dreamlike effect. One of the most unique aspects is the ability to kayak around the building, offering a rare and stunning perspective of its design. The harmony between land, sea, and structure is simply genius.

Inside, the atmosphere is peaceful and calm, ideal for quiet contemplation. It's accessible and enjoyable for all age groups, from kids to adults. In a city where attractions can sometimes feel repetitive, the Louvre Abu Dhabi stands out as a serene and culturally rich experience—highly recommended.

Don't miss the on-site coffee shop—it's a lovely spot to unwind after your visit. With its stylish ambiance and views of the water, it's perfect for reflecting on the museum experience over a good cup of coffee or a light snack."

Imran Khan

"This place is pretty cool, if you visit Dubai this is a must see if you like art and museums. Tons of security, staff are polite and its really big inside. They have a nice size parking lot. But the best thing to do is to get a tour guide so that way you dont have to worry about parking"

Jay Wilson

"Went to explore this wonderful Museum in the summer of '25. It take 2 to 3 hours in exploration. Great collection art and history.

I love the architecture of the building as well. And the way the museum interacts with the water! The buildings appear to rise directly from the sea, giving it an ethereal quality.
You can even kayak around it, which offers an entirely unique perspective on its stunning design. The seamless blend of land, sea, and architecture is simply genius."

Khusro Shamim