<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is probably the first place many people think of when planning an Abu Dhabi trip. But the city has much more to offer than one famous landmark.

If you enjoy culture and architecture, Louvre Abu Dhabi and Qasr Al Watan are worth considering. Louvre Abu Dhabi combines art and cultural collections with an impressive waterfront setting, while Qasr Al Watan gives visitors a closer look at grand Emirati architecture and the UAE&rsquo;s heritage.

For families or anyone who enjoys theme parks, Yas Island is another side of Abu Dhabi. Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi, SeaWorld, and Yas Waterworld each offer a very different experience, so you could easily spend an entire day there rather than trying to fit everything into a few hours.

There are also quieter and more cultural options. The BAPS Hindu Mandir is known for its detailed stone architecture and peaceful surroundings, while Yas Marina Circuit offers something different for motorsport fans.

And if you want to get away from sightseeing for a while, Abu Dhabi also has desert safaris, dhow cruises, yacht experiences, jet skiing, and even helicopter tours.

The interesting thing about Abu Dhabi is that there isn't one type of attraction that defines the city. You can spend the morning exploring architecture, the afternoon at a theme park, or the evening on the water or in the desert.

So, if someone gave you one extra day in Abu Dhabi after visiting the Grand Mosque, where would you go next&mdash;and why?