Joanna James
In the city of the future, there will be plenty of things to do, however, keep in mind that your only limitation will be time. When you are visiting the city of Dubai, the same will ring true. While the city is known for its malls, it is also filled with wonderous achievements of architecture.
When you are spending time in one of the warmest places on the planet, near what is essentially still a desert, the heat can become a bit unbearable. In such situations, the best thing to do is to spend some time at what is the world's highest 360-degree infinity pool.
You will find the view that can be enjoyed here is truly unparalleled and well worth bringing along your friends, family or loved one to enjoy an afternoon or evening of relaxation. Situated almost 50 floors up, the Skypool offers a panoramic view of the city and its landmarks, such as the Burj Al Arab and The Palm.
If you are staying at a luxury hotel in Dubai, such as the Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate Dubai be sure to make time to spend some time at the Aura Skypool.
This is one of the only mosques in Dubai that is accessible to non-Muslim visitors making it one of the more popular destinations in the city. It is also considered one of the most photographed locations in Dubai. This stunning destination offers visitors a view of one of the most beautiful mosques in the Emirates and is made completely of white stone, reminiscent of the olden Fatimid style. It is also a stunning sight at the break of dusk.
Visitors are able to 6 days a week, with Fridays being reserved for prayers.
If you are a fan of scuba diving, then this is going to be something you simply must not miss. True to the mindboggling style of fantastical locations that are found in Dubai, this location is essentially the world's deepest pool, coming in at a depth of roughly 60 meters. It is a beloved location for divers from across the globe and is accessible to both deep divers and snorkellers. It is well worth spending a day exploring, particularly if you are already certified.
This is found within walking distance from the Hatta Wadi Hub and is considered an ideal glamping experience that brings guests closer to nature while allowing them to enjoy the best of modern amenities. Be sure to observe the splendid starry skies once the night falls around you.
Ain Dubai is home to the world's largest observation wheel, and comes in at 250 meters tall, offering an unparalleled experience. This is an ideal experience for those who are travelling with kids and taking the time to add this into your itinerary is well worth the effort.
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