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Helicopter Sightseeing

Dubai is studded with a fantastic landscape, be it the skyscrapers or its marvelous architecture; a bird's eye view of Dubai is something to add to your to-do in Dubai. Helicopter Tours in Dubai are widely popular, ranging from 12-22 minute rides; these tours provide breathtaking views of Dubai city. Starting from the Dubai Police Academy Helipad, this tour takes you to Palm Jumeirah, the Burj Al Arab, palaces in Dubai and the World Islands, depending on your package. Please note that in peak seasons, one can win a yacht tour free with every booking. Read More

Located in City Center Mirdif, with its mega-attraction, Indoor Skydiving, iFly Dubai is a must-visit in Dubai for adventure sports lovers. This ultimate adrenaline booster is the perfect start for beginners, safe for children and thrilling for adults, iFly Dubai helps people understand skydiving with practical lessons and VR-based double skydiving simulators. Besides skydiving, iFly has other activities for tourists, including bungee jumping, base jumping, free fall, VR tales, etc. Read More

Just a nine-minute walk from Burj Khalifa, Skyview Dubai is a premium hotel based in two grand towers adjoined by the marvelous Sky Bridge. The terrace, perched at the height of 219.5 meters, allows visitors to experience a panoramic view of the city. The observatory, the side glass, and the edge walk help enhance this thrilling experience at Skyview. The 46-m long glass walk through the Sky bridge and the 52-floor elevator ride is definitely a must-visit in Dubai. One can end their perfect day with delightful delicacies from the best diners and restaurants downtown. Read More

The Museum of the Future, located in Dubai's Financial District, bridges the gap between the present and the future by blending technology and traditional art forms. It is split into three zones: the green hill, the building, and the void. By bringing researchers, ecologists, financers and environmentalists under its umbrella, the museum aims to create solutions to the possible problems that cities might face in the coming years. Spread across seven floors, this latest architectural marvel was added to Dubai in February 2022 and has been a tourist favorite ever since. Read More