About Al Ain City

Some Major Attraction Sites

Home to the largest wildlife collection in captivity in the Middle East. One of the most popular attractions for tourists and residents of Al Ain.

The zoo is also famous for its research activities - particularly for its breeding of endangered native animals.

Hot Springs at The Green Mubazzarah :

Located off the road to the Hafeet Mountain, is the hot springs. The springs are diverted along shallow channels ideal for bathing the feet in steaming therapeutic waters.

Jebel Hafeet :

Jebel Hafeet (Hafeet Mountain) is about 1350 meters high and is a major landmark positioned to the south of the city. A 13-kilometer road winds its way to the summit where temperatures are significantly lower with a great view of the city.

Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium :

The 25,000-seat, 45,000sqm Hazza Bin Zayed stadium is split over seven levels, and will be hailed as one of the most modern and unique sporting venues in the Middle East. It is one of the most sophisticated sports venues in the region and is poised to become a central destination for citizens and residents in the United Arab Emirates, as well as tourists visiting from all over the world.

Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium

Al Ain Oasis :

In the heart of Al Ain, near Al Ain National Museum, this impressive oasis is filled with palm plantations, many of which are still working farms. The cool, shady walkways transport you from the heat and noise of the city to a tranquil haven.

Al Ain Oasis

Sand Dunes:

Sand dunes of varying texture that are tinged red with iron oxide lie to the north and east of the city. Many hotels organize enjoyable desert safaris.

Sand Dunes