Dubai is one of the emirates making up the United Arab Emirates known for its ultramodern architecture and is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. A melting pot of different cultures, the city is home to 200+ nationalities and offers an unforgettable experience to all visitors.
At the Top Observatory, Burj Khalifa
Situated on the 124th and 125th floors of the world's tallest building, this Observatory provides panoramic vistas of the city, the Arabian Gulf, and the surrounding desert landscape. Visitors can ride the high-speed elevator to reach the observation deck, where floor-to-ceiling glass walls offer unobstructed views of Dubai's landmarks and architectural marvels.
Burj Al Arab
Renowned as one of the most luxurious hotels in the world, it soars above the city's skyline on its own artificial island, resembling the sail of a dhow, a traditional Arabian sailing vessel. With its extravagant suites, world-class restaurants, and stunning views of the Arabian Gulf, the Burj Al Arab epitomizes the height of hospitality and sophistication.
Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood/ Al Bastakiya
Located in the heart of the city's historic district, this charming neighbourhood is characterized by narrow lanes, wind-tower houses, and courtyards. Al Fahidi provides visitors with a glimpse into the city's past, offering a stark contrast to the modern skyline that surrounds it. The neighbourhood is home to several museums, art galleries, and cultural centers.
Spice and Gold souks
Nestled in the historic district of Deira, these souks have been trading hubs for centuries, attracting merchants and traders from across the region. The Spice Souk entices visitors with its exotic aromas and colourful displays of spices, herbs, and incense, creating a feast for the senses. Meanwhile, the nearby Gold Souk dazzles with its glittering showcases of intricate jewellery.
Dubai Frame
Visitors can journey to the top of the frame, where a glass-floored observation deck provides panoramic views of the city's iconic skyline on one side and the historical neighbourhoods of Old Dubai on the other. Inside the frame, an immersive museum showcases the city's transformation from a humble fishing village to a global metropolis, using interactive exhibits.
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Global Village (open between October - April)
A cultural and entertainment destination, it offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the cultures, traditions, and cuisines of over 90 countries in one place. The sprawling complex features pavilions representing different nations, each showcasing their unique heritage through art, crafts, performances, and culinary delights. Visitors can enjoy live music, and cultural activities.
The View at the Palm
Rising 240 meters above ground level, it offers visitors an unparalleled perspective of Dubai's iconic Palm Jumeirah and its surroundings. With its 360-degree views, visitors can marvel at the breathtaking skyline, pristine beaches, and azure waters of the Arabian Gulf. Whether enjoying a sunset panorama or taking in the glittering city lights after dark.
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Miracle Garden (open between September - June)
This botanical paradise spread over 72,000 square meters, it is one of the largest flower gardens in the world, featuring a diverse array of flowers, plants, and themed gardens. The garden also boasts attractions such as the Emirates A380 floral structure, fashioned from over 5 million flowers, and the heart-shaped pathway adorned with thousands of red and white blooms.
Aquaventure Water park
Spread over 42 acres, the park features heart-pounding water slides like the Leap of Faith and Poseidon's Revenge, unique attractions such as the Shark Safari, where visitors can get up close and personal with marine life, and the Lost Chambers Aquarium, home to a mesmerizing array of marine species.
Dubai Parks & Resorts
It is the Middle East's largest integrated leisure and entertainment destination, offering visitors a diverse range of world-class theme parks and attractions. This sprawling complex is divided into four main theme parks: Motiongate Dubai, Real Madrid World, Legoland Dubai and Legoland Water Park. Each park features its own unique themes, rides, and entertainment offerings.
IMG Worlds of Adventure
Spanning over 1.5 million square feet, it is the world's largest indoor theme park offering visitors an immersive experience in five themed zones: Marvel, Lost Valley - Dinosaur Adventure, Cartoon Network, IMG Boulevard, and Novo Cinemas. Each zone is filled with thrilling rides, attractions, and entertainment inspired by popular characters and franchises.
Jumeirah Mosque
Opened in 1979, the Mosque was a gift from the late Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, the former Ruler of Dubai and father of the current Ruler of Dubai HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum to the city. Guided tours are available to provide insight into the mosque's significance, architecture, and rituals, offering visitors a deeper understanding of Islamic culture.
Al Shindagha Museum
Divided into 22 pavilions spread over 80 houses, the museum showcases immersive exhibits, interactive displays, and multimedia presentations that trace Dubai's evolution from a humble fishing village to a global hub of commerce and culture. Visitors can explore galleries dedicated to the city's pearl diving and maritime heritage, learning about traditional Emirati lifestyle.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Library
This iconic landmark features a vast collection of books, digital resources, and multimedia materials spanning various genres and subjects, catering to readers of all ages and interests. Its modern architecture and innovative design create a welcoming and inspiring environment for visitors, while fostering a vibrant community of scholars, artists, and intellectuals.
Museum of the Future
A groundbreaking institution dedicated to exploring the possibilities and potential of emerging technologies and innovation, its futuristic architecture and interactive exhibits create an immersive experience for visitors, allowing them to envision how technology will revolutionize various aspects of life, including healthcare, transportation, sustainability, and beyond.
Skyviews Edge Walk
It is a thrilling and unforgettable experience, where participants embark on an exhilarating outdoor adventure as they walk along the edge of one of the towers, suspended high above the city streets. With breathtaking views of the iconic skyline, including the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain, this daring activity provides a unique perspective of Dubai's urban landscape.
Ski Dubai
Spanning over 22,500 square meters, this one-of-a-kind indoor ski resort offers visitors the opportunity to experience winter sports and activities in the middle of the desert. The resort features five ski slopes of varying difficulty, including the world's first indoor black diamond run, as well as a snow park and a snow cavern.
The Dubai Balloon at Atlantis
Located at Atlantis the Palm, participants are raised to adrenaline-rushing heights of up to a spectacular 300 meters, or a 100-storey building. Marvel at the stunning shape of Palm Jumeirah and take in incredible views of Dubai and its glistening skyline with an experience that offers more than just an observation point.
Expo City
This city is the pioneering legacy of Expo 2020 Dubai, the once-in-a-lifetime celebration that welcomed 192 nations and more than 24 million visitors. The fully pedestrianised city is home to the falcon-inspired UAE Pavilion, the iconic Al Wasl Plaza, Alif – The Mobility Pavilion, Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion, the Garden in the Sky rotating observation tower, the Surreal water feature, the world-class Dubai Exhibition Centre, all of which visitors can still explore.
Hatta. The small town of Hatta is situated at the foot of the Hajar Mountains, which stretches out the south-eastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula, along the Gulf of Oman. The area is said to have attracted human life since the beginning of the Early Bronze Age and to be one of the oldest inhabited places in the Emirate of Dubai.
Hatta Dam
A picturesque reservoir nestled amidst the rugged mountains of Hatta, the dam offers a range of outdoor activities including kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing on the tranquil waters, or simply relax and take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
Hatta Honey
As the first and largest honey and hive product producer utilizing sustainable practices in the UAE, they offer visitors a chance to get close to one of 300 hives filled with thousands of honeybees, or simply learn more about these fascinating creatures at the Bee Museum.
Hatta Heritage Village
This mountain village, presumed to be over 3000 years old, has been preserved and restored to give visitors a glimpse of how the Emiratis lived centuries ago. The village showcases all the aspects of life in the days of the yore: households, defence, economics, and agricultural subsistence.
Hatta Horses
Offering a tranquil and memorable sightseeing experience while horseback riding on stunning Arabian horses. Trailblaze across the lakes and mountain foothills, or venture into the wild.
Hatta Swano
Enjoy Hatta’s Swan Lake, which boasts several bird and duck species, with a swan-shaped pedal boat that lets you glide alongside the swimming birds.
Hatta Falaj
The Falaj system takes fresh water directly from the mountains into the heart of Hatta Village, supplying the local residents and date farms. This water system dates back to the 1800s.