Things to do Inside Dubai Frame

Dubai is undoubtedly renowned for its contemporary and stunning architecture. 

With a focus on satisfying travelers’ preferences, the city has undergone significant development and transformation over the past few decades. 

Today, it is a multifaceted city welcoming over 20 million tourists annually.

And if you are Visiting Dubai, the Dubai Frame is a tourist landmark you must see! 

It is a recent architectural masterpiece that has become a significant cultural landmark. 

This glass bridge, which stands at a height of 150 meters and has been open since January 2018, offers visitors a glimpse of Dubai’s past, present, and future. 

Also known as Berwaz Dubai, one of the standout features of this extraordinary structure is the glass skywalk deck, which spans 93 meters and connects both sides of the Dubai Frame. 

This guide contains all the necessary information to explore the Dubai Frame.

Dubai Frame: Inside Look

The Dubai Frame is a remarkable landmark that connects two distinct parts of the city.

Visitors can experience Dubai’s past, present, and future in one place. 

There are plenty of things to do and see inside the Dubai Frame, and here are some of the highlights you will want to take advantage of.

Visit the Museum

Visitors can learn about the city’s history by visiting the “Old Dubai Gallery” on the Mezzanine floor.

Here they can view multimedia presentations that take them back in time. 

You can observe how the city transformed from a small fishing community to a vibrant modern metropolis while initially learning about Emirati culture. 

Before ascending the panoramic elevators, step back in time and experience the old city through various sights, sounds, and scents that bring “Old Dubai” to life.

Step into the heart of Dubai’s architectural marvel and witness the city’s past and future unite within the magnificent Dubai Frame. Get your ticket to a journey through time

Past Dubai

Dubai’s beginnings as a tiny fishing and commerce community were a defining aspect of its past.

Dubai was well-known for its pearl diving industry during the beginning of the 19th century, and it was a major part of its economy.

The city eventually transformed into a major regional center for trade and business, drawing traders from surrounding areas.

Present Dubai

You can receive a continuous panoramic view of the city from all directions as you go up to the Sky deck level on the glass bridge connecting the two towers. 

You will see “Old Dubai” to the north and “New Dubai” to the south. 

You will learn firsthand information and insights about the city’s development through augmented reality and triggered screens. 

Learn more about the city’s skyscrapers, landmarks and facets in three dimensions: architecture, economy, and infrastructure.

Future of Dubai

After exiting the mezzanine level and descending the Vortex tunnel, stop by the “Future Dubai Gallery” to complete your adventure. 

You may experience what the city offers over the next 50 years through audio-visual exhibits and interactive displays. 

The tunnel gives you a futuristic picture of what Dubai will look like in 2050 by transporting you into the city’s future. 

Spectacular visual and audio elements will enhance your enjoyment of this futuristic picture.

Walk Across the Dubai Frame Glass Bridge

The approximately 75-second elevator ride to the skywalk allows passengers to soak in the unfolding of the beautiful city vistas through its glass panels. 

The city’s most breathtaking and attractive views are available to visitors from this cutting-edge glass bridge, 150 m above the earth.

You may either look down through the glass floor to receive a rush from realizing how far off the ground you are or stroll along the glass bridge to take some fantastic pictures of the city.

Take a Selfie

You can take some amusing selfies with views of this contemporary metropolis and its excellent architectural arrangement in the background and take pictures of the breathtaking panoramic views. 

Take some amazing photos of yourself for social media or to save your memory.

Take images of the expansive city of Dubai from the Dubai Frame or just outside with the largest picture frame in the world as the backdrop. 

Who doesn’t enjoy a good selfie, after all?

Enjoy a Delicious Meal

What better way to start the day than to have breakfast with an unforgettable view? 

You can now book a breakfast session at the top of Dubai Frame between 6 AM to 8 AM, where you can enjoy fresh coffee and decadent pastries. 

Depending on your palate, you can also choose from nearby restaurants, including:

• Zam Zam Mandi Restaurant.
• Pind Da Dhaba.
• Zou Zou Restaurant.
• Baku Cafe.
• Yamonote Uptown Mirdiff.
• Saleem’s of Delhi.

With these varied choices, there’s bound to be something for everyone.

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