Abu Dhabi plants more than 14 million seasonal flowers, develops new parks

Abu Dhabi City Municipality has planted over 14 million seasonal flowers and completed various park and green-space projects in 2025, as part of their initiative to enhance the quality of life and improve the city’s urban landscape. The flowers were strategically planted across Abu Dhabi city and the mainland, forming coordinated landscaping displays that reflect the emirate’s urban identity, thereby enriching the experience of residents and visitors.

The municipality also undertook several park upgrades, focusing on Al Bahia Park. This project entailed renewing flooring and playground equipment, installing contemporary lighting columns, and introducing rubberized surfaces to meet high-quality standards. These upgrades aim to offer visitors better recreational and sporting facilities.

Additionally, four new neighbourhood parks, identified as "Fareej Parks," were unveiled in Al Falah, Al Samha, Al Rahba, and Al Bahia. These parks are equipped with multi-purpose sports courts, padel courts, children’s play areas, fitness facilities, and seating areas, designed to foster community connections, promote healthier lifestyles, and cater to the recreational and sporting needs of diverse societal segments.

The municipality emphasized that these projects were undertaken to strengthen community bonds and provide inclusive recreational spaces. Recent developments in Abu Dhabi’s quality-of-life upgrades include the establishment of 89 parks and 85km of cycling tracks.