Discover Expo City Dubai this summer and step onto the City’s ‘flying park’ at Garden in the Sky.
The stunning sky garden will once again be open to the public. Standing tall in Jubilee Park, the rotating observation tower allows you to enjoy 360° panoramic views, 55 metres above Expo in its tree-lined upper deck.
Don’t worry if the heat is too much for you, you can enjoy all of the same views on the air-conditioned lower floors. Open from 18:00 until 22:00, be sure to enjoy the City in all its glowing form.
Entry is 30 AED and free of charge for visitors aged 2 and under, and for People of Determination.
If you’re wondering what else you can do at Expo City Dubai, there’s plenty of must-see attractions to keep you entertained and delicious dining options to keep you satisfied.
Take a wander through the Pavilions
Many of Expo 2020’s pavilions are still open daily from 12:00 to 20:00, so you have plenty of time to embrace a world of wonder.
Immerse yourself in the triumphs of women throughout history at the Women’s Pavilion, or go on a nostalgic journey into the living legacy of Expo 2020 at the Stories of Nations Pavilion. In the Mobility Pavilion, you can even discover the incredible transformations of artificial intelligence.
Entry is 50 AED and is free for visitors aged 12 and under, and for People of Determination.
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Experience cuisines from around the world
If you fancy yourself as a bit of a foodie, then you have plenty of options to eat and drink at Expo City Dubai. From plant-based plates to meat feast dishes, Expo offers something for everyone.
Make sure you check out Alkebulan, the world’s first African dining hall, which features 11 African restaurant sections. You can choose between South African barbecue, East African seafood or Senegalese baked goods made by top African chefs.
To find out more about the highlights at Expo City Dubai, and their upcoming events, head to expocitydubai.com.
DSCVR: Garden In The Sky, Expo City Dubai this summer. @ExpoCityDubai
