If you’re visiting the Observation Deck at 300, it’s worth noting that the entry fee includes a voucher for food and drinks. Booking a table in advance at one of the restaurants is recommended, especially if you’re planning a sunset dinner with a view. While Etihad Towers is a great spot for photography, professional photo or video shoots may require prior permission. Visitors are encouraged to dress smartly, as many parts of the towers cater to luxury clientele.

Etihad Towers is centrally located on Corniche Road, near the Presidential Palace and Emirates Palace. It’s about a 10-minute drive from downtown Abu Dhabi and easily accessible by car or taxi. Ride-hailing apps like Uber and Careem are widely available. For those driving, valet parking and underground parking are available at the complex.

Etihad Towers can be visited year-round, but the best time to explore is during the cooler months, from October to April, when you can enjoy the nearby Corniche and other outdoor attractions. For those heading to the Observation Deck at 300, visiting in the late afternoon provides the best views, with the chance to see Abu Dhabi both in daylight and as the city lights up after sunset.

A visit to Etihad Towers can be easily combined with nearby attractions. Start your day at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, then head to Emirates Palace for a luxurious lunch or afternoon tea. Afterward, visit Etihad Towers for shopping or head straight to the Observation Deck at 300 for sunset views. You can end your day with a fine-dining experience at one of the many upscale restaurants within the towers, such as Ray’s Grill or Nahaam.