Cheap Flights from Chicago to Abu Dhabi

About Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is nestled in an island in the Persian Gulf . This well-ordered and industrious city boasts a fair number of expansive shopping centers and luxury attractions. The Islamic architecture, bold skyscrapers, wide roads, upscale restaurants, and traditional Arabic Souks, truly represent the essence of the city. It reflects Islamic heritage within urban developments perfectly. Book a Chicago to Abu Dhabi flight and visit its mosques, museums, and local souks to know more about its heritage.

Best Time to Book Chicago to Abu Dhabi Flights

Abu Dhabi has a subtropical, arid desert climate, with long, hot, and oppressive summers and cold, comfortable, and dry winters. Winters is the perfect season to visit Abu Dhabi, when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing.

Details About Chicago to Abu Dhabi Flights

The aerial distance between Chicago to Abu Dhabi (ORD-AUH) is 7,251 km. Airlines like Etihad, Brussels Airlines, IndiGo, SWISS, Lufthansa, Gulf Air, KLM, EgyptAir, Qatar Airways, etc. offer 118 flights on this route. It takes 13 hours and 25 minutes to reach your destination.

To avail Chicago to Abu Dhabi flight, book your seat with Etihad Airways at the cost of AED 1,480 for a one-way trip, and AED 2,662 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are O’Hare International Airport and Abu Dhabi International Airport (ORD-AUH).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares from Chicago to Abu Dhabi (ORD-AUH):

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Etihad Airways	AED 1,480	Book Now
	IndiGo	AED 1,920	Book Now
	Qatar Airways	AED 1,929	Book Now
	Gulf Air	AED 1,945	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Etihad Airways	AED 2,662	Book Now
	Air France	AED 2,668	Book Now
	Lufthansa	AED 2,968	Book Now
	IndiGo	AED 3,061	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Abu Dhabi

Meylas

Meylas, an Emirati restaurant in Abu Dhabi attracts guests with its modern Middle Eastern fusion. Their standouts range from flatbread with seekh kebabs, balaleet, noodles with saffron and cardamom, and salonat badu- a traditional Bedouin stew with lamb and rice.

Bord Eau

Bord Eau in Hotel Shangri La serves delicious a la carte French cuisine in a very refined dining room. To have an exotic fine dining experience in Abu Dhabi, come to this elegant spot. An extensive array of French dishes dominates its menu and you will be spoiled for choices here.

Zuma

This high-end restaurant is a paradise for food lovers, where one can enjoy delicious sushi and baikingu or the traditional Japanese buffet spread. There is a kitchen counter in the dining area, where you can get a glimpse of your food being prepared.

Best Hotels in Abu Dhabi

Millennium Al Rawdah Hotel

Address – 1778 Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed St – Al Rawdah – W68 – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates

Price – AED 1,642

Ibis Abu Dhabi Gate

Address – 222 Al Maqta’ St – Rabdan – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates

Price – AED 1,200

Al Ain Palace Hotel

Address – Zone 1E9-01 – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates

Price – AED 550

Places to Visit in Abu Dhabi

Jebel Hafeet

Jebel Hafeet is the tallest mountain in the Emirate and second-tallest in the country. It rises above 4,000 feet out of the desert and straddles between the UAE-Oman border. Archeologists have found several fossils, including 500 ancient burial sites. Moreover, the road to the mountain is considered one of the best driving roads in the world.

Al Jahili Fort

Al Jahili fort is one of the finest examples of traditional Arabic architecture. It was built in the 1800s with mud bricks. It was erected as the headquarters of the Oman Trucial scouts, a group assigned for the protection of the palm groves and to maintain peace among different tribes that once resided there. 

Sheikh Zayed Mosque

This magnificent landmark of Abu Dhabi is a must-visit. Come here to admire the architectural brilliance of this mosque, nestled in a well-manicured garden. It is one of the largest mosques in the world and attracts millions of visitors both Muslims and Non Muslims annually.

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