According to Time Out’s latest global city survey, Abu Dhabi has officially been named one of the best cities in the world for green space and access to nature, landing proudly in the top ten alongside the likes of Cape Town, Chicago, and Sydney.
The results are based on the answers from 18,500 people quizzed all over the world. The 20 cities that made the list are the ones that most people rated ‘good’ or ‘amazing’ for their green space and access to nature.
In fact, 83 percent of residents rated the capital’s green credentials as “good” or “amazing” – and we’re not surprised.
With sprawling mangroves, nature-rich islands, beachy boardwalks, and more parks than you can picnic in over a weekend, the city is quietly (but confidently) redefining what urban sustainability looks like.
Where else can you spot flamingos in the morning, hike through a protected reserve in the afternoon, and catch golden-hour views across manicured waterfront parks by dusk?
Abu Dhabi’s nature game is strong – and clearly, the world’s taking notice.
