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Iconic buildings in Dubai

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Dubai has a number of must-see landmarks: the tallest building in the world, a spiral skyscraper, a hotel on an artificial island, Zaha Hadid’s cube, and other notable buildings.

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This 75-story residential skyscraper, built like a 90-degree angle spiral, is located in the Dubai Marina area. Each floor is offset 1.2 degrees from the one below it, creating the spiral.

This resort complex on Palm Jumeirah includes two eastern-styled buildings connected by a bridge. It has well-known waterparks, a dolphinarium, and many restaurants, including one that is underwater.

The tallest building in the world has 163 stories and is 828 meters high. It also has a 180-meter spire, the longest in the world. Its design was inspired by the spider lily, with the wings of the tower blooming out like the flower’s petals.

The 354-meter Emirates Office Tower and the five-star 309-meter Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel are linked by a two-story bridge with a cafe, restaurants, and a variety of stores.

This museum consists of a green space, the main building on the hill, and an elliptical hole in the middle. The 78-meter building was built with no internal supports, and its entire exterior is decorated with Arabic calligraphy.

This 150-meter observation platform in Zabeel Park is shaped like a picture frame and offers a stunning view of the well-known landmarks of Dubai, both the modern buildings and older constructions.

This futuristic complex was designed by the famous architect Zaha Hadid. The 21-story building resembles a hollow cube. Around 70 meters above the ground, there’s an atrium bridge, which doubles as an observation platform.

These multi-story blocks of steel, concrete, and glass surrounded by gardens make up a premium residential complex on Palm Jumeirah. The main towers are connected by a bridge with a lounge area and a 90-meter swimming pool with a spectacular view.

This snow-white art center stands on the shore of Al Jaddaf. The exhibition space has transparent glass walls, while the interior includes a garden, an amphitheater, and a sculpture park.

This museum of the recent history of the UAE takes the shape of a manuscript with seven columns, which represent the seven emirates and the seven pens that signed the declaration marking the formation of the UAE.

Iconic buildings in Dubai

Cayan Tower

Atlantis The Palm, Dubai

Burj Khalifa

Emirates Towers

The Museum of the Future

Dubai Frame

The Opus

Atlantis The Royal

Jameel Arts Centre

Etihad Museum