Dubai’s skyline is iconic. From the Royal Atlantis hotel to the Burj Khalifa, the Museum of the Future and the Burj Al Arab, Top Spots Dubai shares the city’s most famous destinations.
1. Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai
Burj Khalifa in UAE is renowned for its records, including being the world’s tallest building and free-standing structure. Explore its 124th-floor observation deck “At The Top” for breathtaking views, dine at “At.mosphere” or relax at “The Lounge,” the world’s highest lounge. Indulge in luxury at the chic Armani hotel featuring a world-class spa and dining options.
2. Burj Al Arab
The Burj Al Arab is a world-renowned luxury hotel in Dubai, known for its unique sail-shaped design and exclusive amenities. It offers breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf and its lavish interiors include a world-class spa, multiple dining options, and a private beach.
3. Ain Dubai, Bluewaters Island (Temporarily Closed)
Nestled on Bluewaters Island near Dubai Marina and JBR, Ain Dubai – also known as the Dubai Eye – is a new addition to Dubai’s roster of spectacular attractions. Standing tall at 250m, it holds the title of the world’s tallest and largest observation wheel. Experience the ultimate ride to the top in style, and bask in breathtaking panoramic views of the sea, towering skyscrapers, and Dubai Marina.
4. Atlantis The Palm, Palm Jumeirah
Atlantis The Palm is a family-friendly hotel offering water-themed attractions such as the world’s largest water park, Aquaventure, Lost Chambers aquarium, dolphin bay habitat and sea lions, as well as on-land activities like kids play areas, gaming zones and babysitting services. Enjoy dining options like Nobu, Hakkasan, and weekend brunches for adults over 21.
5. Museum of the Future
The Museum of the Future in Dubai is an innovative exhibit space that explores future possibilities in space, climate, technology, health, and more through interactive displays. Visitors can learn new skills in a dedicated kids’ section and gain expert insight on the future through talks and a stunning view from the viewing deck. The museum aims to be a hub for understanding and learning about cutting-edge science and technology.
