Although the Louvre Abu Dhabi is considered a branch of the French museum, it is still the first of its kind: the museum has a new generation design with an unusually beautiful openwork dome through which rays of light stream and create a “sunny rain” feeling. The huge dome covers almost 2/3 of the museum, which creates not only a cosmic view, but also reduces energy consumption, providing shade to maintain a cooler temperature, which is quite important in the desert and, in general, the whole museum feels spacious, free - very unusual and nice to be there. There are stands for the visually impaired with a special three-dimensional inscription, and in general the museum is crammed with interactive and many interesting modern features, or if the exhibits cannot be seen, for example, from below, then on special. Turn the screen as much as you want and see everything in great detail.
The permanent collection of the Louvre Abu Dhabi is regularly replenished, but there are also imported exhibitions from various museums around the world. A ticket costs 63 dirhams, for children and youth at half price (from 13 to 22 years old), up to 13 years old - free of charge. We took tickets on the spot, there were no long queues, it was quite tolerable, moreover, there was a separate cash desk with cash, there were fewer people there.
The permanent collection of the Louvre Abu Dhabi is regularly replenished, but there are also imported exhibitions from various museums around the world. A ticket costs 63 dirhams, for children and youth at half price (from 13 to 22 years old), up to 13 years old - free of charge. We took tickets on the spot, there were no long queues, it was quite tolerable, moreover, there was a separate cash desk with cash, there were fewer people there.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Comments (0)
leave a comment
Show other comments …
