Abu Dhabi: routes, public transport and places
The capital of the United Arab Emirates spreads over an island and its mainland suburbs, from the Corniche to Khalifa City and Yas. The directory lists its addresses district by district, with the bus network that links them.
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Getting to know Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi has no metro: public buses, run by the Integrated Transport Centre and paid with the Hafilat card, cover the island and the mainland suburbs, and taxis fill the gaps. The city centre sits on an island linked to the mainland by several bridges; the newer districts of Khalifa City, Mohammed Bin Zayed City, Yas and Saadiyat lie beyond it.
The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque stands at the entrance to the island; Saadiyat gathers the Louvre Abu Dhabi and the cultural district, and Yas Island the theme parks and the Formula One circuit. Zayed International Airport is on the mainland, about half an hour from the Corniche by road. Intercity buses link the city with Dubai and Al Ain, and the Darb toll system applies on the bridges at rush hour.