The record-breaking building you’re looking at is unlikely to leave anyone indifferent. It’s the tallest tower in the world, at 829 meters, and has the highest number of floors, totaling 163, as well as the fastest elevators and the highest observation decks. This unique construction is located in the heart of the city, in the center of Downtown Dubai, near the main business district. The name means Khalifa Tower, and it is named in honor of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahaya

The Dubai Mall is a shopaholics’ paradise, as well as a great place for food and entertainment. This is one of the largest shopping malls in the world, the size of 200 soccer fields, with over 1200 stores, more than 120 bars and restaurants and a massive aquarium with over 30,000 fish swimming around in it. Thinking of cute little tropical fish Well, prepare to be amazed as you make your way through the long tunnel that runs underneath the aquarium, where at least 70 different marine species await you, including sharks and manta rays

The elegant circular structure of the Museum of the Future, considered by National Geographic to be one of the most beautiful museums in the world, certainly does not go unnoticed! You should know that its uniqueness lies not only in its shape, but in the innovative technologies used to build it. The seven-storey structure, designed by architect Shaun Killa, known for his focus on eco-sustainability, has two unique features the total absence of pillars or load-bearing columns, both inside and out, and the absolute lack of corners. Everything, in fact, has a curved, rounded shape

The historic center of Dubai. Since its origins, the history of this city, which now has almost three million inhabitants, has always revolved around Dubai Creek or Khor Dubai. This navigable saltwater creek, of major importance in the past for trade and fishing, separates the two historic neighborhoods of Deira and Bur Dubai. If you have the opportunity, I suggest taking a cruise along this fascinating waterway, where you can enjoy truly delightful views of the city, especially at sunset

Palm Jumeirah. If you’re wondering whatever possessed someone to invest such an exorbitant sum of money in such a crazy project, there’s actually a valid reason. The Dubai coastline isn’t that long, and there’s an incredibly high demand for residences on the sea front from extremely wealthy people who have chosen to come and live here, or simply to purchase a holiday home