Things to do Inside Dubai Frame

Step into the world’s largest picture frame at the Dubai Frame

Breaking records as the world's largest picture frame, the Dubai Frame stands proudly glittering in the sunlight in the middle of Dubai City.

Step into Dubai Frame for spectacular views of quaint old Dubai on one side and the chic skyscrapers on the other from its Sky Deck. The Dubai Frame also doubles as a museum that takes you on a journey from the old Dubai to the present and Dubai 50 years from now.

It doesn't end with this. at 492 feet high, the thrill seekers can also step onto the glass bridge that will make you feel like walking on air and show you the city sprawling below you.

Read on to learn everything to make your experience at the Dubai Frame an unforgettable one.

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Must-see exhibits inside Dubai Frame

Explore Dubai Frame’s state-of-the-art exhibitions and interactive displays that showcase Dubai's rich heritage, tremendous achievements, and visionary plans for the future.

An image of an old souk in Dubai - Inside Dubai Frame

Old Dubai
Located on the ground floor of the Dubai Frame, this museum takes visitors on a journey back in time to explore the history and culture of Dubai. Through interactive exhibits, multimedia presentations, and historical artifacts, visitors can learn about the transformation of Dubai's origins which were steeped in Bedouin culture, pearling traditions, and trade.

View of the city from the observation deck of the famous Dubai Golden Frame

Present Dubai
Using the lift, you will whizz 492 feet in under 80 seconds to the Sky Deck at the top of the Dubai Frame. On the 48th floor, the Skydeck in Dubai offers a unique view of the city's past and present. It's not like a typical museum, but visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Dubai's skyline from here. On one side lies the historic area of Deira, while on the other are the modern, sleek skyscrapers that have come to be associated with Dubai on the other.

Dubai skyline, United Arab Emirates

Future Dubai

Situated on the other side of the Dubai Frame, the Future Dubai Museum, offers a glimpse into the city's ambitious plans and projects for the future. In a vortex tunnel, special effects make it feel like a time machine, whisking you to Dubai 50 years in the future. With augmented reality, you'll see flying taxis and futuristic buildings straight out of a sci-fi movie.

UAE’s ambitious Mars Mission plan and the future ruler of Dubai are also included in this exhibit.

Don’t miss these inside Dubai Frame

The glass bridge at Dubai Frame
  1. The glass bridge This is a treat for the adrenaline junkies. From a 93 mt long observation bridge, you will have the unique experience of walking high on a crystal clear platform around 492 feet above the ground. 
  2. The perfect spot for the perfect selfie - With a captivating view of the Dubai skyline on all sides, there is no bad spot for a selfie. Immortalize your visit to the Dubai Frame with the perfect snap with your friends and family. 
  3. Interactive experiences A virtual tour of Future Dubai will be presented through interactive projections and reality technology.
  4. Godiva kiosk Enjoy the finest chocolates at the Godiva kiosk with the best view of Dubai on top of the Dubai Frame. 
  5. Dubai Frame souvenir shop Take back memories of your unforgettable trip by making a quick stop at the souvenir shop on the ground floor of the Dubai Frame. 
  6. Zabeel Garden - From barbeque spots and jogging tracks to a mini golf course and a cricket field, this 47.5-hectare park has something to offer everyone.

Know before you visit Dubai Frame

Timings - Inside Dubai Frame

The Dubai Frame is open from 9am till 9pm.

The Dubai Frame is open on all days, including weekends and public holidays. However, the timings may vary during the holy month of Ramadan.

The best time to visit Dubai Frame is in the morning or during sunset. It is best for you to visit the attraction during the week to escape the crowds during the weekends.

Getting there - Inside Dubai Frame

Address: Dubai Frame, Zabeel Park Jogging Track - Za'abeel - Al Kifaf - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.

Find Dubai Frame on the map!

The Dubai Frame is located near gate 4 of Zabeel Park.

  • Metro: The cheapest way to reach Dubai Frame, you can take the metro up to the Al Jafiliya stop on the Red Line. It is just 2 km away from the Dubai Frame entrance. 
  • Bus: Dubai City bus F09 stops outside the Dubai Frame entrance. 
  • Car: Cars are the most convenient mode to get to Dubai Frame. You can enter Zabeel Park Gate No. 4. 
Parking facilities - Inside Dubai Frame

Dubai Frame and Zabeel Park provide ample parking space for visitors.

Types of parking spaces

  • Private vehicles: Parking is complimentary for Dubai Frame visitors
  • Paid valet parking: Visitors can also choose to utilize the paid valet parking services
  • Charging ports: Charging ports for electric cars are free to use 
  • Bus parking: Parking lots can accommodate 10 buses at a time 
Rules - Inside Dubai Frame
  • Pets are not permitted.
  • Smoking is prohibited.
  • Outside food and beverages are not allowed.
  • Don't lean against the railings or place children on them.
  • Toys and sharp objects are not permitted inside the Dubai Frame.
  • Please dress in appropriate attire that covers the shoulders and knees. 
  • Do not touch or remove items on display.
  • Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • Large bags and strollers should be stored at the GATE 4 Counter.

Frequently asked questions about the Dubai Frame

The Dubai is open from Monday to Sunday from 9am to 9pm. This includes weekends and public holidays. However, the timings may vary during the holidays and the month of Ramadan.