Dubai Frame

Dubai, a city renowned for its fantastic attractions, continues to (gratefully) add to the list. Travelers from all over the world have been drawn to the energetic city because it has sophisticated hotels, shopping, and entertainment options. You can see the enormous architectural wonder and its cutting-edge engineering from practically everywhere in the city. The most recent addition, the Dubai Frame, which stands 150 metres high and 93 metres wide in Zabeel Park, is now a popular destination for tourists. The Dubai Renaissance Tower and the Porsche Design Towers in Dubai were also designed by award-winning architect Fernando Donis. The 2 towers are linked by a 100 square metre bridge with a panels in the middle that provides a 360-degree panorama, and the ground floor of the building houses a museum.

The Dubai Frame, which resembles a large picture frame, attempts to showcase both the old & new Dubai. On one side, visitors can see the Burj Khalifa and Emirates Towers, two of the city's modern landmarks, while on the other, you can explore Deira and Karma, two of the city's historic neighbourhoods. The frame's design takes you on a journey through Dubai's past, present, and future, beginning on the 1st floor, which depicts the city's past. They lead you to the Sky-Deck level for the representation of the current Dubai, depicting it from all angles and providing 360-degree views using glass panels. Additionally, the viewing platform above 48 storeys is worth strolling on since it gives you the impression that you are above the city. The Dubai Frame transports you back to the first level to see the future of Dubai 50 years in the past thanks to unique audio and visual effects.

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