Abu Dhabi’s Louvre Museum recorded over 1.2 million visitors in 2023 of which 72 percent represented international visitors and 28 were residents of the UAE.
The increase in visitor numbers was attributed to exhibitions and the collection of art at the museum alongside educational programmes, outdoor activities and activations.
Key international visitors were mostly recorded from countries including Russia, India, France, UK, US, China, Germany, Italy, and Kazakhstan.
Additionally, the museum saw visits from officials, dignitaries, heads of state, ministers, ambassadors, artists and celebrities.
HE Saood Abdulaziz Al Hosani, Undersecretary of the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, said: “Louvre Abu Dhabi was established as part of our duty to deliver exceptional cultural institutions and experiences for all residents and visitors to the emirate. We are proud to see the impact that this museum has had in its six years of operation, with continually increasing visitor numbers reflecting the strength of its collection, special exhibitions, and community programmes.”
Manuel Rabaté, Director, Louvre Abu Dhabi, said: “It is inspiring to witness such growth in visitation, a testament to how Louvre Abu Dhabi is showcasing Abu Dhabi’s rich and diverse cultural landscape. Our museum weaves together the power of collaboration and intercultural dialogue, offering our visitors a glimpse into diverse civilisations and artistic traditions. The interest from our visitors, reflected in the numbers achieved, combined with our unique storytelling, showcases our commitment to excellence in the global cultural landscape.”
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