Dubai City Tour

Most unique and largest of its kind theme park and an absolute example of fine Art.  A well-crafted gigantic garden which gives you an opportunity to see the wonders made from recyclable items. Get enchanted by the diverse view of “Art by Day and Glow by night” with marvelous creations made by best artists who have crafted fascinating trees, animals and replica of Burj Khalifa from the basic recyclable items with unique installations that glitter at night. Adding to your fun the theme park also features live performances by international, regional artists and acrobats.

One of its kind and center-piece of Dubai Mall, Dubai Aquarium is home to more than 30,000 aquatic animals including the star of the aquarium – 40-year-old giant crocodile weighing 750 kg along with pelagic fish, piranha, penguin, lizards, snakes, rays, and sharks. It is amazing to see the aquatic life in the 10 million liter water tank which is also the largest suspended aquarium in the world. You also get access to the larger than life underwater zoo. Walk through tunnel and snorkeling cage as additional experiences. So come with your family and experience the wonders of Dubai Aquarium.

Make your Dubai vacation as adventurous and fun-filled as possible with our diverse Dubai Parks and Resorts™ passes! Select our Single Day Passes or Multi-Day Pass; each of them offers a variety of flexible options (See our ‘Inclusions’ section for more details). Credited to be the first Integrated Resort in the region, Dubai Parks and Resorts™ has two theme parks, one water park, a Polynesian-themed family resort, and a dedicated retail and dining section, in its colossal 16 million square feet site. Riverland, with a host of leisure, dining and retail choices, serves as the gateway to this resort. With four themed areas including Boardwalk, French Village, the Peninsula and India Gate, it lets visitors step back in time and also revel in several festivals as well as concerts.

Al Shindagha Museum tells the story of the rich cultural heritage of Dubai, the nation’s proud past and Emirati traditions. A world-class heritage museum committed to education, exploration and celebration of culture. Set along the historical area of Al Shindagha neighbourhood, it has witnessed the dramatic development of the emirate. Today, the carefully curated 21 Houses within the district feature interactive technology installations with a regular offering of public and educational programming for families, students and private groups. It reveals the cross-cultural aspects of the UAE providing guests with a tangible and intangible understanding of the museum. Among these Houses is The Al Maktoum Residence, one of the most prominent heritage sites that explores the erstwhile royal residence of His Highness Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, former Ruler of Dubai. The warm Emirati hospitality reflects in its museum’s team of local and multi-lingual cultural guides which is welcoming to the community and the youth. The creek’s remarkable transformation turns Al Shindagha Museum into the regional culture and traditional centre making it Dubai’s largest heritage museum.

Travel to the botanical paradise of Dubai Miracle Garden, spanning 72000 square meters of the stunningly laid out landscape. Opened in 2013 as an effort to create a lush oasis in the middle of the desert, this garden has since then become one of Dubai’s most visited attractions, drawing millions of visitors per year. As you enter the garden, stroll along the painstakingly manicured themed gardens as well as pathways, and admire its several unique structures and water features – all stupendously decked up with a vivid array of flowers and plants. Filled with over 100 million blooming flowers from 70 plus rare, exotic and indigenous floral species, the garden is also recognized by Guinness Book of World Records for its astonishing flower wall, which is the largest of its kind in the world.