The Lost Chambers Aquarium at Atlantis, The Palm. Photo: Atlantis, The Palm
The Museum of the Future, with its remarkable architecture, has quickly become a highlight for visitors to Dubai. Photo: DTCM
The Wild Wadi Waterpark in Jumeirah is one of the attractions that make Dubai a family-friendly destination. Photo: Wild Wadi
The shops, cafes, bars and restaurants along Jumeirah Beach Residence in Dubai are popular among tourists. Photo: Reuters
A jump at Skydive Dubai has become a must-do for daredevil visitors. Photo: Skydive Dubai
Admirers will say that the Burj Khalifa, the tallest tower in the world at about 830 metres, is Dubai's most famous tourist attraction. Photo: Dar Al Arkan
Visitors can enjoy an almost immersive experience of water and light at the Dubai Fountain. Photo: Alamy
A visit to Dubai often involves a trip to Al Fahidi Fort, with its dhow installation to celebrate the Gulf's maritime history. Photo: Alamy
The ski lift at Ski Dubai inside the Mall of the Emirates. With its 22,500 square metres of skiiing, the centre is arguably one of the Gulf region's most eye-catching and unexpected attractions. Photo: AP
Bluewaters Island, where the Ain Dubai wheel is located. Photo: Reuters
One of the pods on the Ain Dubai that offer visitors sweeping views of the city and Arabian Gulf waters. Chris Whiteoak / The National
The Ain Dubai lights up. Chris Whiteoak / The National
The Lost Chambers Aquarium at Atlantis, The Palm. Photo: Atlantis, The Palm
The Museum of the Future, with its remarkable architecture, has quickly become a highlight for visitors to Dubai. Photo: DTCM
The Wild Wadi Waterpark in Jumeirah is one of the attractions that make Dubai a family-friendly destination. Photo: Wild Wadi
The shops, cafes, bars and restaurants along Jumeirah Beach Residence in Dubai are popular among tourists. Photo: Reuters
A jump at Skydive Dubai has become a must-do for daredevil visitors. Photo: Skydive Dubai
Admirers will say that the Burj Khalifa, the tallest tower in the world at about 830 metres, is Dubai's most famous tourist attraction. Photo: Dar Al Arkan
Visitors can enjoy an almost immersive experience of water and light at the Dubai Fountain. Photo: Alamy
A visit to Dubai often involves a trip to Al Fahidi Fort, with its dhow installation to celebrate the Gulf's maritime history. Photo: Alamy
The ski lift at Ski Dubai inside the Mall of the Emirates. With its 22,500 square metres of skiiing, the centre is arguably one of the Gulf region's most eye-catching and unexpected attractions. Photo: AP
Bluewaters Island, where the Ain Dubai wheel is located. Photo: Reuters
One of the pods on the Ain Dubai that offer visitors sweeping views of the city and Arabian Gulf waters. Chris Whiteoak / The National
The Ain Dubai lights up. Chris Whiteoak / The National
The Lost Chambers Aquarium at Atlantis, The Palm. Photo: Atlantis, The Palm
