Q: What does the Etihad Museum contain?

Located in Jumeirah , the striking Etihad Museum offers a series of interactive pavilions where visitors can explore the UAE's history. Through photos, films and other archival media, visitors can learn how the country has developed through the years, especially between 1968 and 1974.

Question 1

How much is the entry fee for Etihad Museum?

Accepted Answer

Individual tickets to Etihad Museum cost AED25. The ticket per person in a group of 5 or more costs AED20. Students aged 5-24 pay AED10 and children aged 4 and below can enter for free. Tickets can be purchased online or at the reception. Visit the official website for the latest information on bookings.

Question 2

How much time is needed to explore the Etihad Museum?

Accepted Answer

With interactive pavilions spread over 25,000sqm and containing hundreds of photos, films and archival documents, it'll take a few hours to thoroughly tour the Etihad Museum. The last museum tickets at the reception are available at 7pm, ahead of the 8pm closing time, which indicates that visitors need at least an hour to journey through.

Question 3

What does the Etihad Museum contain?

Accepted Answer

Located in Jumeirah, the striking Etihad Museum offers a series of interactive pavilions where visitors can explore the UAE's history. Through photos, films and other archival media, visitors can learn how the country has developed through the years, especially between 1968 and 1974.

Question 4

What is the shape of the Etihad Museum?

Accepted Answer

Etihad Museum has a unique curved white roof that is inspired by the shape of the UAE constitution. The structure also features seven columns, which symbolise the pens used to sign the national union agreement. It was designed by Moriyama & Teshima Architects from Canada.

Question 5

Who designed the Etihad Museum?

Accepted Answer

Etihad Museum is designed by Canadian firm Moriyama & Teshima Architects, which was named after its founders – Raymond Moriyama and Ted Teshima. The company is renowned for designing many distinct buildings around the world, including city halls, university centres and the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo.

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