From skyscrapers and swimming pools to the Museum of the Future and a huge viewing wheel, Dubai has many distinctive tourist attractions.
If you’re planning to visit this exciting destination on your holiday soon, here are more than 10 attractions to visit:
Ain Dubai
You can go on a trip to the highest viewing wheel in the world, Ain Dubai, with a height of 250 meters.
Ain Dubai opened in October 2021, and you can choose from a range of tickets, including shared cabin tickets or private cabin tickets, along with “social cabin” tickets, where drinks are served in the nearly 40-minute experience.
The cost of tickets starts at AED 130 ($36).
Museum of the Future
People saw the decorated Museum of the Future form alongside Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai for some time before it opened in 2022.
The museum’s structure consists of 2,400 fiberglass panels and stainless steel, which are embellished in Arabic.
Deep Dive Dubai
The basin, the world’s deepest diving basin, is 60 meters deep and contains 14 million liters of water.
A collection of debris and artificial rubble awaiting exploration is scattered in the basin.
Van Gogh Digital Art Gallery Museum
The Center for Digital Art “Infinity des Lumières” hosts a widespread and immersive display of Van Gogh’s paintings at Dubai Mall.
In this exhibition, you will be able to view the work of the artist, including the painting “The Sun Spinner” and the painting “Eat Potatoes,” as you have never seen before, and gain a new perspective on the work of this Dutch artist.
Adult tickets cost AED 125 ($35).
Al-Fahidi neighbourhood
Dubai’s historic Al Fahidi neighborhood is the place to go if you want a glimpse of what the city was like before the construction of glass and steel structures.
The neighborhood includes dozens of traditional buildings, including wind towers that are considered ancient forms of conditioning.
You can take a tour of the winding streets, visit the Arabian Line House, and visit the Mink Museum.
Queen Elizabeth II’s vessel
The Queen Elizabeth II vessel, one of the greatest ocean-going vessels, has been open for business in Dubai since 2018, when it was given a chance to live a new life as a fixed hotel, restaurant, and event space.
Visitors can enjoy the charm of the ship and head to the deck for afternoon tea from 3 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.
Prices start at AED 145 ($40).
The world’s highest infinity pool
Address Beach Resort is the place for you to relax while looking at one of Dubai’s most beautiful views.
The pool is located at an altitude of 294 meters and is approximately twice the length of an Olympic pool, but not more than 1.2 meters deep.
It should be noted that only hotel guests aged 21 and over are allowed to use the pool.
Trip to Hatta
This rock destination in Dubai is a hot spot for outdoor exercise.
The Hajar Mountains are ideal for bicycles, while the lake formed by the Hatta Dam is popular for “kayaks” and “canoes.”.
Many visitors go to Hatta for a day trip, but there are many accommodation options available when they want to spend more time in this destination, ranging from luxury camping to hostels, a resort, and a Ja Hatta Fort Hotel.
Horse Racing
Maidan, home to horse racing in the city, is located within 10 minutes of the Dubai World Trade Centre.
Racing kicks off in November, culminating in the Dubai World Cup, which begins on March 26.
Dubai Frame
With its golden design and dimensions reflecting the golden ratio, the Dubai Frame is a unique opportunity to see a large part of the city in one push.
Here, visitors can see 3D projection exhibitions of Old Dubai and then be taken to the top for panoramic views before heading to another exhibition that imagines Dubai in the future, 50 years later.
Atlantis, the Palm
The hotel’s underwater suite has floor-to-ceiling windows and a view of the giant aquarium.
During the evening, guests can visit the hotel’s Ossiano restaurant, which enjoys great underwater views.
Ras Al Khor
The Ras Al Khor Reserve, Dubai’s only desert wetland, covers about 620 hectares on the banks of the Dubai Creek.
The reserve is home to 450 species of animals, including 180 species of birds, such as the large spotted eagle, and embraces thousands of flamingos in winter.
Dubai Opera
Among the curves of the Dubai Opera building, the visitor can watch all kinds of live performances, as well as see ballet, musicals, and others.
You can take a tour for AED 75 ($20) if you want to know more about the building.
Burj Khalifa
Considered the world’s tallest building for over a decade, the 555-meter viewing platform offers unique views of the city of Dubai.
The 125th floor also has a 360-degree observation platform.
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