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Motiongate Dubai

If you are a die-hard fan of Hollywood movies, then the Motiongate theme park is a must-visit. Located in the Dubai Parks and Resorts, the Hollywood Inspired Theme Park has been designed and developed as per the famous movie studios like the Columbia Pictures Studios, DreamWorks Studios and the Lionsgate Studios. When you enter the premises of Motiongate, you will feel as if you have been teleported to the different movie sets of many famous Hollywood movies, allowing you to take a glimpse into how some of the best scenes of these movies were shot. Other sections of the Motiongate Theme Park comprise of areas themed as per different movies and their characters. Read More

Museum of Illusions, Dubai

The Museum of Illusions in Dubai gives you a sensory experience that defies logic. With over 80 interactive exhibits spread over 450 square metres, this museum offers adults and children an experience to enjoy the different illusions, exhibits, and brain teasers. The interesting Museum of Illusions is part of an international museum chain that initially began in Zagreb, Croatia in 2015. The Dubai museum is the largest one yet and has been curated by a team of architects and designers. They are based on fields like science, psychology, biology and even simple math, to create thrilling illusions. Read More

OliOli located on Sheikh Zayed Road, is an interactive play area for children. While the galleries create a fun, joyful and safe atmosphere, they also create a learning space where children can explore topics like Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM). With eight galleries holding more than 40 exhibits and frequent workshops, OliOli has managed to capture the hearts of both parents and children alike in just a few short months. This interactive museum provided a hands-on experience that not many other places could afford, and that’s what made it stand out from the other edutainment centres in Dubai. Read More

One of the three human-made islands in Dubai, Palm Jebel Ali was proposed to be most significant of the three when completed. Its construction work started in 2002 and was expected to house more than 250,000 people. The island would have accommodated six marinas, a waterpark named 'sea village' and boardwalks with inscriptions of poems written by Sheikh Mohammed on it. As of now, only Palm Jumeirah has been completed and is in a functional state. Palm Jebel Ali is an abandoned island at the moment. The construction work of Jebel Ali was put to a halt because of the financial and economic crash in 2008 in Dubai. Read More

Palm Jumeirah is a stunning man-made island and one of the most iconic landmarks in Dubai. It is designed in the shape of a palm tree, with a central trunk, a crown of 16 fronds, and a crescent surrounding the outer edge. The fronds and crescent of Palm Jumeirah are home to a mix of luxurious villas, apartments, high-end hotels, world-class dining, and exciting entertainment options like Atlantis the Palm, Aquaventure Waterpark, and the Lost Chambers Aquarium. The principal sectors of Palm Jumeirah have been named Trunk, spine, fronds, and crescent. The entrance to Palm Jumeirah is the broad trunk that connects the mainland by a bridge. Another bridge connects the trunk to the spine. The crescent is the breakwater and is connected to the spine by a vehicular tunnel. Read More

Pier 7 located at Dubai Marina Mall is the mecca for food lovers and connoisseurs with a discerning taste. Home to not one or two but seven different world-class restaurants under one roof is what makes it the most sought-after destination for foodies. Designed to accommodate seven floors of fine dining experience with the city skyline as a backdrop, Pier 7 Dubai boasts of extraordinary architecture as well. Pier 7 Restaurants:1. Atelier M: French cuisine interpreted the Asian way2. Abd el Wahab: Authentic Lebanese food3. The Scene: Fine European dishes 4. The Fume: Sip on some exotically flavoured beverages 5. Cargo: Asian street food and wide range of cocktails6. Asia Asia: Try the sumptuous Black Cod and Aromatic Duck7. Mama Zonia: Amazonian inspired restaurant Read More

With over 500 flamingos and several species of birds and fishes, Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary is a wetland reserve. Perfect for tourists, environmentalists, photographers and botanists, it is a protected area and has a large number of migratory birds, fishes, crustaceans and mammals. This delicate and vast ecosystem has three birding hides which allow visitors to explore and engage in bird spotting. The sanctuary located in Ras Al Khor area aims at conservation, protection, preservation and maintenance of eco-tourism and nature. Also known as the “Cape of the creek”, it is a perfect mix of an architectural and a natural reserve. With avid birdwatching spots and perfect breeding grounds for fishes and birds, you can also spot several lagoons, mangroves, mudflats and salt flats. Not just the flamingos but you can also witness the roosting bird catching fishes out of water or rare grey herons and snowy plovers. You can explore the flamingo or mangrove hides which take you a step closer to the beauty of nature and sets you free and open in the wild. Read More

Riverland Dubai is a humongous 234,000 square feet themed area intertwining with a 1-kilometre long river. It forms one part of the Dubai Parks and Resorts (25 million square feet) and acts as a gateway to the three main parks. You will find an abundance of cafes and restaurants as well as street artists throughout Riverland along with three outdoor venues and one multipurpose venue for special events. This place full of wonders is divided into 4 main zones, each showcasing a different part of history. These zones include the India Gate, The Peninsula, The Boardwalk and the French Village. When visiting Riverland, food, retail and entertainment are all taken care of - all you have to do is enjoy! Read More

Al Maktoum House is a historic building located in the Al Shindagha Area of the city. Former residence of Dubai’s then ruler Saeed Bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, the house built in 1896 is now a museum. Visitors can enjoy and learn about the city and the royal family’s culture and lifestyle. It is now a famous tourist spot which impresses residents and visitors with its simple yet vast stature, open areas and courtyards, and cooling wind towers. You can find a lot of old pictures, documents, stamps and coins, jewellery and decorative items in this ancient museum. Read More

Located in the centre of the city, Safa Park was built in the year 1975 in Dubai, UAE. It is one of the oldest and popular parks in the town and is owned by the municipality. The park is unique on its own and is the first to be named after its surroundings and atmosphere. The Al Safa Park has been named due to its quietness and calm ambience which prevails all over. The park shares its borders with the Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Wasl Road and the Al Hadiqa Street. The large pleasant park houses three parks in the compound and over 200 species of birds and more than 17 thousand varieties of trees and bushes. The park is full of green lawns, and a little forest in the vicinity is perfect for small getaways and picnics on the weekends. You can take your food and barbeques and enjoy the beautiful views of waterfalls, fountains and the hill! Read More