Top 50 Best Things to Do in Dubai

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Digital Globetrotter

The "At The Top" experience at the Burj Khalifa is an absolute must-do for any visitor to Dubai, despite the inevitable crowds.​The ascent in the world's fastest elevator is an attraction in itself—a smooth, rapid climb to the clouds.​Level 124 offers the main attraction: a spectacular outdoor observation deck. The views from 456 meters are genuinely unparalleled. Dubai transforms into a vast architectural model; you can trace the entire city's outline, from the sprawling Sheik Zayed Road to the distant marina and the deep blue of the Arabian Gulf.​Level 125 provides a spacious, quieter, indoor escape with 360-degree panoramic views. This is where you can enjoy interactive experiences, like the popular virtual reality floor simulation, and take stunning, less-windy photos.​Verdict: The ticket price is justified by the unique opportunity to stand on the world's tallest building and witness such an epic scale of urban development. It's a true travel highlight.

LEAN

The scenery is pretty good on a sunny day and there aren't many people at the moment. I don't think a speed pass is necessary. What's useful is that you can go up to the 54th floor. There is no glass blocking the 54th floor, but there is an open terrace, which is not very big. Most people can just take pictures on the 52nd floor.

Melsida

The Dubai Frame is one of those attractions that perfectly combines architecture, art, and history in a single experience. Standing 150 meters tall, it literally “frames” the city — one side shows old Dubai and the other the modern skyline, which makes it a unique and symbolic spot to visit.

ling

It's quite small and I walked around it in ten minutes. I happened to see the fish feeding and it was quite lively. The discounted ticket I bought on Ctrip was not expensive and it was OK. If you want to see a big one, go to Dubai Mall or the one in Abu Dhabi. This one is suitable for those staying in or near Palm Island.

_TI***q1

We had the VIP package and I’m glad we did because we were waited on fantastically by our host and the amount of people there was amazing, the queue for the food on the normal package was huge but the VIP package entailed that our food was served to us..The food was endless with fish, meat and all served with a fantastic evening of entertainment..We will do this experience again.

迪拜明远

Coming to the Global Village is like traveling around the world. You can see the food and representative buildings of various countries here. It is the best choice for relaxing travel with family, friends or couples in Dubai.

Fyzahashim

Dubai Gold Souk: The Treasure MarketLocation: Deira, near Al Ras Metro • Opening hours: 10am – 10pm (some close during Friday prayer) • Bargain-friendly: Yes! Negotiation is part of the experience • Type of gold: Mostly 22K & 24K • No need to buy to enjoy — it’s like walking through a golden museum!

M25***11

The overall feeling was luxurious. The suite we visited cost $50,000 a night. The color was red, representing the element of fire. We stopped by for a drink (photos are not allowed in the lobby), then went upstairs to sample a red date and a cup of tea. Finally, we toured the suite. Then, with the money gone, we relaxed. We went about our business.

Ladokhin Andrei

Кто первый раз в Дубай будет интересно подняться посмотреть, цена не такая уж и высокая, будет интереснее чем золотая рамка

学校🏫

## Dubai Aquarium: Suspended in the shopping center of the deep sea theater ** worth going? ** If you are traveling with your parents or obsessed with the giant ocean landscape, the visual impact of the 48-meter viewing window is definitely worth the fare**; but if you have experienced a top aquarium (such as Okinawa/Singapore), you may have limited surprises. **Core hegemony in scale and magic:** -**World's largest suspended viewing window**: in the atrium of Dubai Shopping Center, the three-story blue hole suddenly topped, hammerhead sharks like ghost fleets passing by, sardine storms whirled into liquid tornadoes**The absurdity of shopping is instantly replaced by deep sea fear Experience** -**Glass Bottom Boat Tunnel**: Take the elevator through the arch tunnel, the emperor's wingspan is three meters, and the reflection and entity are twisted into double behemoths in the arc glass **Hidden highlights in details:** 1. **Nighting shark side**: limited camping area to put sleeping bags in front of the viewing window, at 3 am reef shark green fins swim in dark blue like aliens 2.**Backfield breeding laboratory**: touching the leaf sea dragon that just broke eggs in the box, translucent body slightly trembling with the current 3. **Rainforest area reversal setting**: through the aquarium tunnel, the Amazon dome that roars monkeys, the toucans dive to grab food and trigger screaming**Reality considerations: **-**Basic tickets ≈￥300 only include the observation deck**, tunnel/glass boat needs to be superimposed ￥150+-The crowds are turbulent on weekends, **Doubling the admission experience at 10 am or 8 pm** - The exit is forced to pass through 59 souvenir shops, and the children's crash prevention warning**Summary:** This is essentially a surreal aquarium where business and spectacle coexist**. When you look up at Hermes window and see the shadows of tiger sharks and shopping bags overlap on the viewing window, you understand Dubai's ultimate logic - even the deep sea behemoths are the most shocking window models in luxury malls.