The best time to visit the Burj Khalifa is in the evening when the city lights are most dazzling. The first of this long list is the Burj Khalifa, which rises to over 2,000 feet and sits within the Dubai skyline. This superstructure is unmissable and will leave anyone who embarks on a trip to ►
The best time to visit the Burj Khalifa is in the evening when the city lights are most dazzling. The first of this long list is the Burj Khalifa, which rises to over 2,000 feet and sits within the Dubai skyline. This superstructure is unmissable and will leave anyone who embarks on a trip to the Emirates speechless. It is described as the centerpiece of the city center and is known to be the perfect place to enjoy an impressive list of restaurants, but there are more. Activities such as the observation deck, the luxury SKY lounge, skydiving, or shopping in the shopping center are highlighted.
The next stop at the Museum of the Future is a must. It is what is called an architectural masterpiece, and by the way, the traditional art of Arabic calligraphy fits perfectly into its contemporary design. Indeed, on the stainless steel façade of the circular structure, there are window motifs featuring poems by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum. In this seven-story museum, the imagination is highly solicited. Travelers will find immersive and engaging exhibitions on scientific and technological innovation. They will also be able to marvel at attractions ranging from space exploration, artificial intelligence, well-being and augmented reality.
The Dubai Opera House is next on the list. It impresses with its dhow shape, which puts maritime heritage in the spotlight. This place can accommodate 2,000 people for artistic performances by being transformed into a theater, a concert hall, or a banquet hall. Indeed, it is often appreciated for its grandeur, beauty and the possibility of being used for musical performances, art exhibitions or ballet performances.
Atlantis, the Royal, is a modernist architecture. This hotel on the island of Palm Jumeirah is a real eye-catcher. It is curved, over 1,500 feet long, with six towers stacked like blocks. They are mainly connected by a 300-foot sky bridge, which makes it spectacular. Those lucky to stay there will enjoy an elegant room with a breathtaking sea view. Moreover, there are suites and penthouses with swimming pools and renowned restaurants, enough to feel like a waking dream. ◄
