I paddled my kayak into the Louvre

Louvre on the sea About the Louvre: In 2007, Abu Dhabi signed a government agreement with France worth 1 billion euros. This Louvre on the sea in Abu Dhabi not only obtained the naming rights to 'Louvre' but also enjoys a 10-30 year lease of a selection of the Louvre's treasured exhibits. About kayaking: Reservation is required, and it is absolutely worth the experience. It is suggested to start before the museum opens when it's not hot in the morning, with a coach to ensure safety and provide an explanation for about 45 minutes. You can capture angles that are unimaginable to walking tourists. About the visit: Closed on Mondays Closed on Mondays Closed on Mondays A quick tour lasts three hours. Be sure to start from the main exhibition hall, you might find yourself engrossed in an artifact full of mysteries for a long time. Art and architecture enthusiasts, please reserve two days! One day for admiring the architecture and taking photos, and another day for a proper look at the exhibitions. There are countless classics in the permanent exhibition, and don't miss the temporary exhibition 'letters of light', which is a knowledge primer for the neighboring Abrahamic family house. About photography: Whether it's the exhibits or taking photos with the Louvre itself, which is a piece of art, dress simply! The popular photo spot on the water T-stage will naturally have many people, go in the morning when the light and heat are not so intense. Many people don't know about the rooftop platform, the same spot as Crystal Liu. The Louvre on the sea is rare in that it's also super photogenic at noon, with the slanting rain of light, when the daylight is strong, it can make the light shine on your hair making it glitter in the photos. If you have time, be sure to wait until a little after dusk, you will see a completely different Louvre on the sea. The sea water, like a mirror, shatters the sunset and scatters it on the dome, simply too beautiful.