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    Observation Deck at 300
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    Observation Deck at 300

    Visit Observation Deck at 300 in Abu Dhabi for 360-degree views from the 74th floor, with the Corniche and Arabian Gulf in sight at sunset.

    On the 74th floor of Tower Two at Etihad Towers, Observation Deck at 300 looks out over Abu Dhabi from about 300 metres above the ground. Large windows frame the skyline, Corniche and Arabian Gulf, with a 360-degree view across the city and coast. Come in the late afternoon to watch the sun sink towards the sea, then settle in for tea, coffee or afternoon tea at the café. Ask about window-side seating when you arrive if you want to keep the coastline in view.

    Views from the 74th floor

    Observation Deck at 300
    Observation Deck at 300

    The deck occupies level 74 of Tower Two at Etihad Towers, about 300 metres above the ground. Its elevated position gives you a broad view over Abu Dhabi, the Corniche and the Arabian Gulf. Large windows look out across the coastline and the city’s buildings.

    The name refers to the deck’s height, around 300 metres above ground. The view takes in both the city skyline and the sea, so it is a useful stop if you want to see how Abu Dhabi’s waterfront and towers sit together.

    Tea with a city view

    Observation Deck at 300
    Observation Deck at 300

    A café on the deck serves tea, coffee and treats, and afternoon tea is one way to make the visit a longer stop. If you are planning a celebration, the setting can suit a special occasion. Ask about a table by the windows when you arrive, since availability is not guaranteed.

    Admission terms can include a voucher to spend on food and drinks, but the amount stated in the available information differs. Check the current terms when booking rather than relying on an older figure.

    FAQ

    Where is Observation Deck at 300?

    It is on level 74 of Tower Two at Etihad Towers in Abu Dhabi.

    What can you see from the deck?

    The elevated view takes in Abu Dhabi’s skyline, the Corniche and the Arabian Gulf.

    When is a good time to visit?

    Late afternoon is a good choice if you want to watch the sun set over the sea.

    Can you have tea or coffee there?

    Yes. The café serves tea, coffee and treats, and afternoon tea is available.

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