A good place to learn about the history of UAE, to understand their traditions and culture, to understand from where UAE started. The entrance is free. A good place to take photos of Abu Dhabi Cornish
I didn't not find it particularly interesting here. There are some antique shops and stuff you can just checkout. Other than that it was a bit underwhelming considering the awesome sights and places I had experienced in Dubai and Abu Dhabi for that past one week
Are you in UAE, you must have to visit Heritage Village. The village is located in the break water area where the biggest flag of UAE located ,You will learn every cultural life, style of living, custom, early days history, value of Emiratis, so and so. The village organized as the same way of the old generation how dealing with daily activities.
A wonderful spot to understand from the Emirates start and riced where with there values.
Interesting place to get a grasp of the Arabic traditional crafts. Also nice items for selling. Free entrance. Public toilets and Restaurant available
Near the sea. Beautiful shops. We ate at the restaurant and everything were nice. Minus, there was no bench to sit and gaze the scenery.
It shows the heritage of the area and people. Maintained well. The seashore is beautiful. We can know the cultures of the people who lived at the city. What a renovation? Time changed everything. The people worked with a plan and made wonder. Thus the new city made with all.
Small traditional market with museum , also access to beautiful beach. You can see best places of abudhabi from here. But unfortunately Friday is closed
A very disappointing tourist attraction. At least there is now cover! It’s a pity with how little pride and love to detail the heritage is presented here. A disappointing experience. When you think about the splendor and luxury at the big hotels at the Louvre, at the airport and all over the city -it’s a shame that not more effort and love is put into this showcase of history and heritage.
Although a bit kitschy, the village hosts a couple of small but genuine museums with interesting historic artefacts and a number of handcraft artisans showing their work and selling their handmade items. So overall definitely worth a stop, should not take more than half an hour to an hour. Entrance free of charge, there is also free parking in front.
A lovely place to visit.it's a cultural centre..highlighting the real industrious past of the Emiratiswell laid out place overseeing the new AbuDhabi and beachit's a centre to cherish
A good way to learn about their way of living, but you can say it's kind of artificial. The guides are very nice. Loved the museum!
Single spot to know more about Emirates. History and culture in brief. And it has a great view of Abu Dhabi from the beach.
A nice place to see if you have a free morning. Although not much there, it feels a little artificial. It is something different to the modern city just across the water.
Emirates traditional place mainly for kids to see things form old time. Good resturent for medeterian food..Not too far from the Abu Dhabi Corniche. The resturent offer open buffet on Friday.
Rabi baral
I just loved it
Just because is very interesting