Dubai has it all to make tourists go absolutely wow. Here is our pick of the best Dubai Airbnbs with Burj Khalifa View in ...

One of the best things to do for under Dhs50, hop aboard an abra across Dubai Creek and not only will you get to take in the ...

Open Sun-Wed 10am-midnight, Thu-Sat 10am-1am. Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai, thedubaiaquarium.com (800 382 246 255). One of the city’s most spectacular developments in recent years, the Dubai Water Canal ...

From fine-dining Japanese favourites like Zuma, Nobu, and Roka to Instagram-worthy spots like CÉ LA VI, Nammos ... With a stunning view of the iconic Burj Khalifa, this rooftop restaurant is ideal for ...

X/DXBMediaOffice The Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, was illuminated in red, white, and blue on Thursday night to mark US President Donald Trump’s official visit to the United Arab ...

Meanwhile, Burj Khalifa was illuminated in the colours of the American flag, and streets throughout Dubai were also decorated with both US and UAE flags. Sharing a post on X, the Government of ...

Dubai illuminated the world’s tallest building, the 2,717-foot-tall Burj Khalifa, in the American flag colors of red, white, and blue to celebrate President Donald Trump’s visit to the United ...

The announcement has sparked waves of excitement on social media, with fans sharing clips of the Burj Khalifa lighting up and speculating about what Disney stories might come to life in Abu Dhabi.

Meanwhile, Burj Khalifa was illuminated in the colours of the American flag, and streets throughout Dubai were also decorated with both US and UAE flags. Sharing a post on X, the Government of ...

Sheikh Khalifa was born in Al Muwaiji Fort in Al Ain in 1948 The late His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan was the second president of the UAE. He served as the president from 2004 ...

While the masses crowd the Burj Khalifa’s main entrance, you’ll slip in via the hotel’s private doorway – to brunch on its fountain-view terrace, party in the exclusive Armani/Prive ...

The Madagascar Pavilion—a building that was relocated from Paris to Normandy—is Baptiste Legué’s most unusual project yet ...