Attractions & Places

to Visit in Dubai

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Ride an abra (traditional wooden boat) across Dubai Creek, a saltwater inlet and waterway that divides the city's older neighbourhoods of Bur Dubai and Deira, to experience the juxtaposition of historic architecture and modern skyscrapers. You can also go jogging at the promenade and spend some time at the Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club.

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This 2,000-seat, multi-format performing arts centre, located in downtown Dubai hosts a variety of performances and events including theatre, opera, ballet, concerts, stand-up comedy shows, conferences and exhibitions. The building’s design resembles a dhow (traditional boat) in which the 'bow' of the structure houses the opera's main stage, orchestra and seating, while the elongated 'hull' has waiting areas, taxi drop-off areas and parking. The curated Dubai Opera Grand Tour offers a peek into concert spaces, and dressing rooms.

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This modern museum with its striking, doughnut-shaped facade - innovatively designed with windows forming Arabic quotes - explores themes of innovation, sustainability and space exploration. Experience future technologies, AI advancements and humanity’s role in creating a better tomorrow through immersive exhibits across five levels.

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The Middle East’ first bio-dome, located at Dubai City Walk, recreates the ecosystem of the South American Amazon rainforest. Explore over 3000 distinct species of flora and fauna in this indoor space which has the world’s largest man-made tree surrounded .by exhibits like the Flooded Rainforest, Forest Floor the Midstory and the Canopy. From bird-eating tarantula, sloths, weaver ants and coy nocturnal porcupines to hyacinth macaws and orange-beaked toco toucans, Green Planet is home to the most marvellous exotic animals and birds.

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This historical neighbourhood in Bur Dubai offers a glimpse into the emirate’s past with its traditional wind-tower architecture and maze-like narrow alleys. Explore the district’s art galleries, museums and cultural centers on a culturally-immersive walking tour to learn about a lifestyle that existed before the skyscrapers and luxury cars, offering a stark contrast to modern Dubai.

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Ride an abra (traditional wooden boat) across Dubai Creek, a saltwater inlet and waterway that divides the city's older neighbourhoods of Bur Dubai and Deira, to experience the juxtaposition of historic architecture and modern skyscrapers. You can also go jogging at the promenade and spend some time at the Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club.

Description :

This 2,000-seat, multi-format performing arts centre, located in downtown Dubai hosts a variety of performances and events including theatre, opera, ballet, concerts, stand-up comedy shows, conferences and exhibitions. The building’s design resembles a dhow (traditional boat) in which the 'bow' of the structure houses the opera's main stage, orchestra and seating, while the elongated 'hull' has waiting areas, taxi drop-off areas and parking. The curated Dubai Opera Grand Tour offers a peek into concert spaces, and dressing rooms.

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The world’s tallest building until the year 2024, the Burj Khalifa stands at a phenomenal 2,717 feet. If you look at it from the ground it resembles a rocket about to shoot off into the sky (especially when the illumination hits its tip), while appearing to be a desert flower when seen from the top. Book a ticket for the world’s highest viewing platform, ‘At the Top’ on the 148th, 125th, and 124th floors, accessible from the Dubai Mall, via a 60-second elevator ride, complete with a special light show. From wagyu sirloin steaks, oysters and foie gras at At.mosphere, one of the world's tallest restaurant to strolling around the Burj Park and a sunset experience watching the dancing fountains, the Burj Khalifa offers myriad soaring delights.