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Photos: Landmarks in red mark UAE Hope Probe

Burj Al Arab, Museum of the Future, Dubai Frame among sites sporting a red hue

Last updated: February 06, 2021 | 18:02

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Emirates Palace

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Yas Marina Circuit

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Sheikh Zayed Bridge

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Museum of the Future.

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DIFC

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Global Village

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The Frame

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Burj Al Arab

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A mural of Hazza Al Mansouri at a pedestrian overpass in Sharjah.

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House of Wisdom

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National Museum of Ras Al Khaimah

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