1. Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque

Hey, globe-trotting goddesses, lets start with the basics!

Get ready to slay your solo journey at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque! This architectural gem is a must-visit for solo female travelers who crave cultural opulence and awe-inspiring beauty. With its intricate Islamic designs and majestic domes, this place is practically begging to be your Insta backdrop. Dive into a world of tradition and elegance, and let the empowering vibes of this grandeur-filled wonder boost your solo adventure.

Whether you’re soaking in the peaceful ambiance or capturing the perfect shot, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is where your solo escapade becomes a runway of cultural glam. You will be asked to wear burqa before entering the mosque, which you would need to return before leaving.

P.S. If you are muslim, make sure to perform Salah, its a beautiful feeling.

2. Louvre, Abu Dhabi

This is my absolute favourite! I probably spent 5 hours there! No- Kidding!!!

The Louvre Abu Dhabi is not just a museum; it’s your chic rendezvous with art and architecture. This avant-garde masterpiece by Jean Nouvel is your ticket to strutting through a cultural runway. Why visit? First, because this ain’t your grandma’s museum – it’s a fierce blend of tradition and innovation. Second, solo adventures here mean immersing yourself in thought-provoking exhibits that redefine your artistic perspective. So, grab your sunnies and get ready to turn heads because at the Louvre Abu Dhabi, you’re not just an art admirer; you’re a trendsetter in the world of culture and glam.

Book your visit here! If youre bus, like me route 94 will take you to Saadiyat Island, Literally in front of Louvre!

3. Al Bahar Towers 

Get ready to spill the tea on the mind-blowing Al Bahar Towers – where sustainable sass meets architectural innovation! These towers boast a jaw-dropping 2000 umbrella-like glass components that dance with the sun, opening and closing based on its sassy sunlight vibes. Constructed with major inspo from an Islamic logo, these towers are not just buildings; they’re a fabulous landmark that’s giving a serious glow-up to the region’s structural tradition.

Hold onto your hats, because inside these towers, every triangle is serving futuristic realness with fiberglass that grooves with the sun’s moves. We’re talking about geometry on fleek, babe! And oh, don’t even get me started on the towers’ geometric themes. This ain’t your basic geometry class – we’re talking about a colossal screen with 1000 elements that play the ultimate game of enlarge-and-compress, putting on a show all day long. Buckle up, because the Al Bahar Towers are not just towers; they’re a sustainable spectacle that’s rewriting the rules of architectural sass!

4. Qasr Al Hon

Step into the timeless charm of Abu Dhabi with Qasr Al Hosn – a living testament to the city’s rich history and a must-visit spot for those craving a delightful dose of nostalgia. Nestled amidst Abu Dhabi’s ever-evolving skyline, this historic gem is more than just a structure; it’s a captivating juxtaposition of past and present.

Built in the 1790s, Qasr Al Hosn stands tall, once the residence of the ruling family and the hub of significant councils. Renovated into a museum in 2018, this fortress is a veritable time capsule, meticulously preserved through a decade of conservation efforts. As you step into the Inner Fort and gaze upon the Outer Palace, the echoes of history come alive. The original watchtower, a sentinel of the past, offers a panoramic view of a time when Abu Dhabi was a humble fishing village.

So, buckle up for a trip through time and witness the city’s evolution while basking in the timeless allure of this historical treasure.

Book your visit here, I strongly suggest taking the Artisan Experience.

5. Sheikh Zayed Bridge

Dive into the architectural embrace of the Sheikh Zayed Bridge, a sassy 843-meter steel and concrete marvel that struts across the Maqta Channel, connecting Abu Dhabi city to the mainland. Crafted by the legendary Zaha Hadid, the first female architect to snag the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2014, this bridge is a masterpiece that’s both bold and beautiful. London’s The Guardian dubbed Hadid “the queen of the curve,” and boy, does she reign supreme with the sinusoidal steel arches, resembling ocean waves or sensuous sand dunes, rising from chic concrete piers. This ain’t just a bridge; it’s a runway for architectural fierceness!

As you embark on your solo journeys, remember that you’re never truly alone – with lots of architecture, and hidden adventure, you have an entire world of travel companions just a click away. So, join these communities, lift each other higher, and let’s make our solo adventures even more extraordinary!