About this experience
The Emirates National Auto Museum is an artistically pyramid-shaped building that houses Emirati Royal, Sheikh Hamad Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan's collection of more than 200 cars. His passion for cars is on display and includes vintage cars, convertibles, and custom-made vehicles, including his Mercedes rainbow collection, and the world's largest truck. The museum also features Sheikh Hamad's famous earth-shaped motor home, the world's largest mobile home on two wheels.
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Emirates National Auto Museum, Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates (on the Abu Dhabi–Liwa road)
Present your mobile or printed ticket at the museum entrance. If you have booked the private transfer option, your driver will collect you from your agreed pick-up point and bring you directly to the museum.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)
- A valid photo ID
- Sun protection if arriving by private vehicle — the car park is exposed
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket or is a mobile ticket accepted?
A mobile ticket on your phone is accepted at the entrance — no printing required.
How do I get to the museum? It looks quite far from the city.
The museum sits along the Abu Dhabi–Liwa road, roughly 45 minutes from central Abu Dhabi. You can add a private transfer when booking, rent a car, or take a taxi. There is no direct public transport.
Is there a guided tour included, or is it self-guided?
Based on current ticket options, entry is self-guided. No guided tour or audio guide is included in the admission price.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Free cancellation is available. Check the cancellation policy at checkout for the exact cut-off window for your ticket type.
Is the museum suitable for children?
Yes — the sheer scale of the vehicles and the unusual designs tend to captivate visitors of all ages, making it a solid family stop.
How long should I allow for a visit?
Most visitors spend between one and two hours exploring the collection, though car enthusiasts often linger longer.