- Abu Dhabi is preparing a richly cultural program for the Holy Month of Ramadan 2026 (Feb–Mar), welcoming visitors of all backgrounds to participate.
- Attractions, hotels, and restaurants remain fully operational, with a major focus on special, vibrant evening Iftar and Suhoor dining experiences.
- Key cultural landmarks like the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and Louvre Abu Dhabi offer unique settings for reflection and learning about Islamic traditions.
- The city offers unique experiences, including Iftar under the stars in the desert, family promotions like “Kids Go Free,” and wellness retreats centered on relaxation and discovery
Abu Dhabi is preparing to warmly welcome visitors during the Holy Month of Ramadan in February–March 2026 with an even richer lineup of cultural experiences and community celebrations. Building on last year’s success, the emirate is dedicated to showcasing how the spirit of tradition, generosity, and community can be a beautiful, shared experience for guests of all backgrounds.
While Ramadan is a deeply spiritual time of fasting and reflection for the Muslim community, life in Abu Dhabi remains vibrant and fully operational. Attractions like the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque offer powerful settings for peace and learning about Islamic traditions, while venues such as Louvre Abu Dhabi provide unique opportunities for inspiration and contemplation. Hotels, restaurants, and entertainment spots maintain their service, with many offering extended hours and special themed events.
The culinary scene is a major highlight, transforming after sunset with vibrant Iftar and Suhoor meals. Visitors can indulge in special Iftar buffets, chef collaborations, and pop-up experiences featuring authentic Emirati and international flavors. Beyond dining, the city encourages engagement through unique activities like Iftar under the stars in the desert, bustling Ramadan markets, and family-friendly promotions such as “Kids Go Free.” By offering this blend of authentic cultural immersion, high-quality hospitality, and modern attractions, Abu Dhabi firmly establishes itself as a truly rewarding destination for those seeking meaning and connection during the Holy Month.