At 828 metres, the world’s tallest tower dominates the city’s skyline. On a clear day, views from the observation deck on the 124th floor can stretch as far as 90 kilometres.

The Dubai Mall is another record-breaker, spanning over 500,000 square metres of shopping space and offering more than 1,200 retail outlets and 150 restaurants.

Located at the base of Burj Khalifa, the world’s largest choreographed fountain sends colourful jets of water up to 150 metres into the air, in time to popular hits.

Dubai’s Gold, Spice and Textile souks provide a fascinating insight into the city’s trading past, and are popular destinations for souvenir hunters.

The sprawling Arabian Desert is a must-see, with desert safaris, off-road driving, desert dinners, and camel rides among the many attractions.

Visit the beautiful Jumeirah Mosque for an insight into the religion and culture of the Emirates, with a tour of the mosque followed by a question and answer session. Daily at 10 am (except Fridays).

Dubai’s stunning new opera house regularly showcases Middle Eastern and international performers across a host of musical styles, from classical to rock and pop.

The size of 28 soccer pitches, the world’s largest indoor theme park features a Marvel superhero zone, life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, and a range of rides and attractions for all ages.

A new and distinctive addition to Dubai’s iconic skyline, the Dubai Frame towers 150 metres above the city, and provides amazing views from the glass bridge that spans its width.

Dubai’s golf courses, including The Emirates Golf Club, The Dubai Creek Gulf & Yacht Club and Jumeirah Golf Estates, are among the best in the world. Visiting players are welcome.

Enjoy the snow, meet the penguins, and learn to ski at Ski Dubai, located in Mall of the Emirates.

Al Seef features majestic views of Dubai's historic creek, traditional dhows, and old-world architecture paired with modern comforts.

Come face-to-face with thousands of aquatic animals at the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo.