Parks in Dubai

teamLab Phenomena is a project that sets the stage for wonder right from the start: the giant white building on the shore of Saadiyat Island looks, in itself, like an alien spacecraft washed ashore—not a single right angle, just flowing forms. And I have to admit, what’s inside fully lives up to the architecture’s ambitions—though not quite as successfully in every respect. To be honest, the museum’s wet zone didn’t really grab me. But further on, the real magic began. The foam installation—clouds of soapy foam living their own lives behind glass. An experience that’s absolutely impossible to capture in a photo. And I have a special fondness for the halls with light and laser installations. Flickering beams cutting through the darkness create luminous objects—this is where you truly feel the reason teamLab exists at all. The rooftop café deserves a special mention—the Japanese teahouse Anko, which seamlessly extends the museum’s atmosphere rather than disrupting it. The veranda overlooking the sea and the sunset is the perfect spot to catch your breath after the flood of impressions inside. Wagashi, tea, coffee—everything is prepared with the same meticulous care as the installations, and you don’t feel for a moment that you’ve stepped into a typical museum café. An added bonus: you can access the terrace even without a ticket to the museum itself, so it works well as a standalone evening destination.

Tickets in the app—very convenient, works offline, and cheaper than anywhere else; I really liked everything.Without queues

An absolutely amazing experience! Snow Abu Dhabi is the perfect escape from the heat, with a magical atmosphere, well-maintained attractions, and friendly, professional staff. The rides and snow activities are fun for both kids and adults, and the entire venue is clean, beautifully designed, and well organized. We had a fantastic time creating unforgettable memories. Highly recommended for families and anyone looking for a unique adventure in the UAE. We will definitely be back!

The Museum of the Future: The exterior architecture is incredible. Inside, it’s less of a traditional museum focused on history and more of an interactive immersion into science fiction (space station sets, futuristic visions, design). It’s very conceptual and visual. The Dubai Frame: The concept is incredibly well-executed. From a height of 150 meters on a glass-bottomed walkway, you get the perfect contrast: old Dubai on one side and modern skyscrapers on the other.

the aquarium mainly! it was amazing tp be able to feel a shark gor the first time!! the burj khalifa was good too, not too busy but would recommend going on a more clear day as we couldnt see past a certain point!

Simply magnificent and in awe of the intricacy of the design, whether on the walls, carpet and furnitures. Really well thought and extravagant

If you and your children love dinosaurs 🦕 and you want to see lots of large animals sculpture from flowers this is for you. My recommendation is to arrive half an hour before sunset to see it in daylight then wait and see it all with the lights on. My two kids loved the interactive dinosaurs and all the sights and sounds. This is definitely worth a visit young and old. Its not expensive and its a family attraction you can enjoy together. I used Headout for this trip, for IMG and Burj Khalifa and it was cheap, easy to book and store your tickets on your phone and was so easy to use and everything worked perfectly. Use Headout to book all your Dubai adventures. I would definitely use them again.

Got our tickets in 5 minutes and saved 30 DIH per person. We stopped by Atlantis on a whim and looked at the marine life through the freely accessible viewing windows (just walk past the entrance on the right and continue another 30 meters past the exit—there are two huge viewing windows there). On a whim, we decided to go in, paid 80 DIH instead of 110, and didn’t have to wait in line. There are lots of small aquariums and light displays from room to room. After payment, it takes about 2–3 minutes for the ticket to arrive via email.