Abu Dhabi: Hotels across Abu Dhabi are offering guests complimentary access to three major museums in the Saadiyat Cultural District as part of a limited-time promotion.

The campaign, launched by Experience Abu Dhabi under the Department of Culture and Tourism, is valid until April 5. Guests who book a stay of at least two nights can enjoy free entry to the Zayed National Museum, Louvre Abu Dhabi, and the Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi.

More than 170 hotels in the emirate are participating in the initiative, including Sofitel Abu Dhabi Corniche, W Abu Dhabi – Yas Island, and Andaz Capital Gate. Visitors can collect their museum passes through the hotel concierge upon arrival.

The Zayed National Museum, which opened last December, showcases over 300,000 years of UAE history through interconnected galleries and striking architecture inspired by falcon wings. The Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, opened in November, spans 35,000 square metres and offers a journey through 13.8 billion years of history, featuring highlights such as a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton and a rare meteorite. Meanwhile, Louvre Abu Dhabi, inaugurated in 2017, continues to attract global audiences with its collection of world-renowned artworks and its theme of shared human history.

In addition to museum access, Saadiyat Island is hosting events such as the Athar Festival at Manarat Al Saadiyat, featuring workshops, performances, and local businesses, with proceeds supporting charitable causes.

The initiative comes amid ongoing regional disruptions affecting the UAE’s events calendar. Some major events have been rescheduled, including the Offlimits Music Festival, now set for November 21, and Christina Aguilera’s concert, moved to September 25. Previously purchased tickets remain valid for the new dates.