The Grand Mosque is breathtaking in its serenity and beauty. Its architecture and deep levels of symbolism are stunning to behold. Our guide, Zayed, was very patient as well as clear and detailed in his communication. He was very open to answering any questions on cultural aspects, which was important for a non-Muslim. It was a great end to a week long trip in Dubai.

Truly magnificent, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque beautifully captures the long--lasting legacy of the late His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan who was much loved by UAE locals and expatriates alike. His vision for the country and the future is embodied in what will become a historical masterpiece of architecture and craftsmanship comparable to the likes of the Taj Mahal and Süleymaniye Mosque. If there is only one thing you do when you come to Abu Dhabi, visit this stunning creation and go on the Cultural Tour which is scheduled every hour (on the hour). Our guide, Saif, was able to expertly describe various elements of the mosque and how it was built. His calm and amicable demeanor reflected the peaceful surroundings we were in and he patiently answered everyone's questions with clear and insightful explanations. We also took a moment to stop by Sheikh Zayed's mausoleum which is within the mosque grounds and pay our respects to a great leader and father figure. The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is simply a must for visitors and UAE residents alike.

A truly incredible place full of extreme riches both physically and spiritually. I was in shock at the quality of the building, and just how big it was. This place has a lot of love and passion put into its architecture, and you can feel that from the aesthetic beauty of it all. The tour offered was very insightful. They mentioned every detail of the chandeliers, the walls, all the materials needed and used, from Italian marble, Chinese silk, American wood and African gems. It is very symbolic not only for Islam, but for the unity of continents and nations. I really enjoyed the tour, and I learned a lot not only about the building but about Islam as well, such as the prayer names and some of the titles of Mohammed. A very educational experience. This place is a must visit. Include this with the local Louvre museum in Abu Dhabi, and you will have a great day here if you are based off of Dubai. I highly recommend this place, it will leave you in awe!

The Sheikh-Zayed Mosque is magnificent, a must see when in Abu Dhabi, it was our second visit, we went with friends who had not been there before. We were pleasantly surprised to be picked up in the carpark by a shuttle and brought to the central entry point (this was new since our first visit in 2016) we took the escalator down and discovered that a huge underground passage now goes to the Mosque, where you can buy food and drinks (unfortunately KFC and other unhealthy fast food too), also souvenir shopping, clothing stores (good if you have forgotten the modest clothing required for entry to the Mosque) and lots more shops. In the underground passage you will be able to register to enter the Mosque, entry is free and there are nice locals to help you with registration. Then proceed to the last check which has to do with security and correct dress code. We read large signs about respectful clothing and behaviour. I believe that it’s also possible to hire clothing pieces if needed. So after that last check, proceed further and up the escalators to the entry near the outside of the Mosque. Awe inspiring! Unfortunately, disturbing the serenity constantly, was the security staff in curtailing the activities of many who were apparently not observing the rules with regard to photography and hand signs etc. It was constant and ruined my experience. Loud shouting, running and a sense of aggravation was in the air. I found it saddening. Such a great legacy to such a great man and then this….sad. Perhaps as a suggestion, the security guards could confiscate the mobile phones, attach a bar code and give person a receipt and then they can wait in line at the exit to receive their phones back. Would certainly be much better if a solution could be found. However, for us, thankfully fate stepped in when I saw a sign advertising a private tour of the Mosque. I found the information booth nearby and asked. The tour takes about 30-40 minutes, it was free and starts frequently during the day. It takes you to areas you would not be able to see otherwise, there were only 8 in our group, so also good opportunities to make special photos. Ayesha was our tour guide and she made it so interesting, getting us to think as well and being involved. It was really worthwhile, the tour was a real highlight and what rescued our whole experience. Ayesha is a wonderful representative of the UAE, highly recommend her tour! Our visit was on 19 September 2022

I recommend a free cultural tour very much. Asma was a very good guide, friendly, with a bit of humor and answering our questions. It is good to know more about the place from a person who is engage in work there and knows it very well.

The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Center is an awe-inspiring architectural masterpiece and one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the world. Located in Abu Dhabi, The United Arab Emirates, the mosque was constructed between 1996 and 2007 and is a stunning example of Islamic architecture. The mosque is open to visitors of all faiths and is a popular tourist attraction. Inside the mosque, visitors can admire its intricate details, such as the magnificent chandeliers, marble floors, and colorful mosaics. The mosque is a great place for people of all ages and backgrounds to explore the beauty and history of Islam. It is also a great place for tourists to learn more about this great culture.

One of the best and biggest mosques in the world. very serene place. excellently made and maintained. follow instructions regarding covering of head and shoulders by females. there is a shopping complex in the vicinity. there is some walking to do unless you opt for buggies.

It’s the heaven of Abu Dhabi. First of all, you have to register so as to allowed to enter the mosque. Very simple registration, it takes 5 seconds only. A long long walk to reach to the mosque. Many photo spots, long queue, great atmosphere and astonishing architectural beauty. Not allowed to touch the carpet even for pray unless you ask previously for permit. Other places for praying. Well organized, many people to assist. Great visit

The grand masjid in Abu Dhabi is really a great place to visit to see the architecture, engraved walls and the beautiful carpets and lighting. The King of Abu Dhabi has put his heart and soul to make the Masjid. It has so many artistic structures and engraving.