Dubai Frame: A must see tourist destination in the UAE

Dubai Frame is Dubai's frame-shaped landmark that overlooks the entire city. The unique architecture of the building allows you to enjoy 360 degrees views of both old and new Dubai. Dubai Frame opened to the public in January 2018 and has quickly become one of the most popular attractions in Dubai and the UAE.

Over 9,900 cubic metres of reinforced concrete, 2,000 tons of steel and 2,900 square metres of laminated glass were used in its construction.

The ground floor has a museum that tells the story of the development of Dubai, with presentations spanning decades of city development. These presentations are immersive experiences themselves with 3D technology and imagery. The main highlight is the Sky Deck which gives uninterrupted views of the entire city, both old and new.

Emirati Zihad Hamoud takes a selfie during his visit. Dubai Frame is open all year round, including weekends and public holidays. Visit timing may vary during the holy month of Ramadan, holidays and public holidays. The admission rates are Dh50 per Adult, Dh20 per child between 3 to 12 years old, Free for children under three. Entry for the elderly and people of determination and two accompanying persons will also be free of charge.

Visitors take pictures at the 50m-long opaque glass bridge. Crafted from liquid crystal with an underlying film triggered by sensors, the floor becomes clear only when visitors walk over it.

Dubai Frame in Zabeel park is illuminated in UAE flag colours during the UAE National Day celebrations in 2020.

An architectural landmark bridging Dubai’s past, present and future, the Dubai Frame covered in gold-cladding is located in Zabeel Park. Dubai Frame’s rectangular design was inspired by the ‘golden ratio’ of 1.618, which many architects and artists believe forms an ideal structural balance.