The Jameel Arts Centre, a contemporary art institution that has quickly become a vital part of Dubai’s creative landscape, is located along the peaceful Jaddaf Waterfront. This sleek, minimalist building — designed with as much care and intention as the finest hotel suites — is dedicated to showcasing the best of regional and international contemporary art.

Alserkal Avenue serves as the centre of Dubai’s art scene. Often regarded as ‘off the beaten path’, this vibrant hub is located within an industrial area. Many might overlook its hidden gems, but it’s highly recommended for creatives, health and fitness fanatics, art enthusiasts and those looking for new experiences while visiting the Emirate.

The Dubai Fountain, a mesmerising blend of water, music, and light located in Downtown Dubai, holds the title of the world’s tallest performing fountain. Stretching over 900 feet – comparable to more than two football fields – it resides on the expansive 30-acre Burj Lake, presenting shows set to a variety of melodies.

The Dubai Frame is an observatory, museum, and monument located in Zabeel Park, Dubai. This remarkable architectural structure has earned the title of the world’s largest frame, standing 150.24 meters tall and 95.53 meters wide. Its primary function as an observatory offers stunning views of historic Dubai to the north and the modern areas of the emirate to the south.

Each winter, as temperatures drop, Dubai Miracle Garden reopens its gates. This 72,000-sq-m oasis, showcasing over 150 million flowers, has blossomed into one of the region’s most beautiful destinations, earning a spot on many visitors' photogenic must-see lists.

See the breathtaking views of Dubai and its iconic landmarks without leaving the pool. Introducing the AURA sky pool, the world’s highest 360° infinity pool, located on the 50th floor of Nakheel’s Palm Tower.