Dubai Frame

This enormous 150-meter-high picture frame is one of Dubai's newest landmarks, and it's located right between the city's contemporary expansion and its ancient communities grouped around the creek. Before ascending to the Sky Deck, where incredible vistas of both the old and modern Dubai may be captured on the observation platforms, a succession of galleries takes you through the city's history and explores Emirati heritage. Visit the Dubai gallery after that to see how the city may seem in the far future. In Dubai's Zabeel Park, there is a monument, museum, and observatory called The Dubai Frame. It holds the world record for having the biggest frame.

The structure primarily performs the function of an observatory, offering views of older areas of Dubai in the north and modern ones in the south. The Dubai Frame is made of glass, steel, aluminum, and reinforced concrete, and its front façade has designs incorporated into the Expo 2020 emblem. It is situated such that on one side, tourists can see iconic buildings from contemporary Dubai, while on the other, they can see historic areas of the city. With glass-bottomed floors, an observation deck covers the top of the structure, providing a nearly 150-meter-high view of the lower span of the building. A museum detailing the city's past may be found on the lower span, along with a projection projecting the city's future.