Enjoy quality time with the UAE’s Family category. Whether you're looking for kid-friendly attractions, weekend guides, or educational fun, we’ve got activities for all ages across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and beyond.
It still catches people off guard: a genuine wildlife sanctuary, thousands of wild flamingos included, sitting quietly in the middle of Dubai, wedged between the Ras Al Khor industrial zone and the tail end of Dubai Creek. No entry fee, no booking system, no fuss, just bring binoculars and a bit of patience. What Is…
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Dubai doesn’t do libraries by halves, and the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library is the proof. Rising over Dubai Creek in Al Jaddaf, this isn’t a quiet back-street reading room as it’s a landmark building with millions of books and media items, event spaces, and an architectural statement that’s as much a reason to visit as…
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Dubai doesn’t get much credit for greenery, but Mushrif Park quietly proves the city can do sprawling, shaded, family-friendly outdoor space just as well as it does skyscrapers. Tucked away near Mirdif, on the eastern edge of the city, this is one of Dubai’s largest parks, and easily one of its most family-oriented as a…
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Somewhere between Downtown Dubai and JBR, tucked inside The Beach at JBR, there’s an eight-storey glass dome that decided the desert wasn’t doing enough for you. Step through the doors of The Green Planet Dubai and the temperature drops, the humidity climbs, and suddenly you’re standing under a 25-metre biomimicry tree surrounded by sloths, spider…
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Abu Dhabi’s cultural district has a new resident, and it doesn’t behave like a normal museum. teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi, from the Tokyo-based art collective teamLab, is a standalone building on Saadiyat Island built entirely around large-scale, immersive digital art installations that respond to natural phenomena, light, water and sound, rather than static works hung…
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Quranic Park doesn’t look like much from the entrance, pleasant landscaping, a couple of themed gardens. Then you reach the Cave of Miracles and the Glass House, and it becomes clear this is one of Dubai’s more genuinely thoughtful public parks, built around a concept you won’t find anywhere else in the city. What Is…
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If your Instagram feed needs a serious sugar rush, Candy Museum Dubai is built for exactly that. It’s part sweet shop, part interactive art installation, part full-blown sensory experience — a candy-coloured playground of oversized lollipop forests, marshmallow clouds and ball pits that photograph beautifully and, refreshingly, are actually fun to walk through rather than…
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If your feed has been full of neon corridors, secret doors and people mid-scream inside what looks like a fever dream, chances are you have already seen House of Hype without realising what it was. Tucked inside Dubai Mall, this is not a restaurant, a bar or a nightclub in the traditional sense. Instead, it…
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Bowling doesn’t need reinventing, but Dubai International Bowling Centre has quietly become one of the city’s most reliable, no-frills nights out — decent lanes, arcade games to fill the gaps between frames, and none of the velvet-rope pretension that comes with a lot of Dubai’s newer entertainment venues. It’s a solid pick for birthdays, corporate…
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Discover the new Kryptonite Collider at Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi. Learn about the ride mechanics, family suitability, and upcoming Yas Island attractions.
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A verified 2026 guide to Dubai’s best indoor attractions, free events, summer deals and heat-safe itineraries—with official dates and booking caveats.
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Camelicious is opening its farm to the public for the first time on World Camel Day (22 June 2026) — a unique look behind one of the UAE’s most iconic agricultural success stories.
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