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• IMG Worlds of Adventure
  Feel the speed, get your adrenaline pumping and experience 5D at this indoor theme park the size of 28 football fields. See your favourite characters come to life with IMG Worlds of Adventure park's ultra-modern attractions. Ben 10, Gumball, The Powerpuff Girls and LazyTown offer themed attractions for younger visitors, while older guests can dive into the world of Marvel heroes and join Spider-Man, Hulk, Iron Man, Thor and The Avengers. You'll also be able to meet life-sized dinosaurs in the Lost Valley. The park offers 24-hour family fun, as well as many restaurants and shops.
  
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• Dubai Frame: The history of two cities
  Dubai Frame is a technical feat and one of the newest additions to the Dubai skyline. Located in the heart of Zabeel Park, halfway between the old and new city of Dubai, this structure allows visitors to enjoy a panoramic view 150 metres above ground level. One of its most stunning features is the ultra-modern glass walkway connecting the parallel vertical towers to create the shape of a photo frame. The huge frame has fast became a must-see attraction for visitors and locals.
  
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• City Walk
  Take a stroll through City Walk, Dubai's new and most vibrant area. Here, you'll find shops, outdoor restaurants, beautifully designed outdoor areas and even the La Ville Hotel and Suites boutique hotel, worthy of the destination's lifestyle.
  City Walk combines shopping and entertainment with creativity and offers a calendar full of events at Hub Zero, Green Planet and Mattel Play! Town all year round. Take a family stroll along the European-style pedestrian boulevards that stretch across various of the city's streets towards Jumeirah.Shopping fans will be able to choose from a wide variety of local and international shops, surrounded by exquisite indoor and outdoor restaurants, as well as the trendy new venues at the La Ville Hotel and Suites, such as Graze and Chival.
  Some of the most popular addresses include: the modern Indian restaurant Farzi Café, French restaurant l'Aubaine, Emirati, Arabic, Indian and Persian cuisine melting pot, SIKKA Café, and Cocoa Kitchen for those with a sweet tooth.
  Check out show times and plan a shopping trip before indulging in a delicious meal or taking a stroll through the area's famous beautiful boulevards.

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• La Mer
  Dubai's trendy population has a new hotspot: La Mer, an urban seaside destination combining sun and sand, shopping and style.
  With its turquoise waters, white sand and graffiti, this place brings a touch of colour to the chic Jumeirah district.
  Stroll through the two main areas of the Strip, La Mer South and La Mer North, where you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with over 130 shops, cafes, restaurants and beach activities.
  A third industrial-style space called The Wharf, featuring a unique water and surf park, more entertainment, seaside and leisure activities and accommodation.
  Likewise, visitors can soak up the sun on the beach with sun loungers and beach huts to rent. For those wanting an extra relaxing afternoon, why not try a beachfront hammock.
  La Mer offers stunning views of the city's rooftops, including the Burj Khalifa, making it a must-see and a firm favourite among Dubai's locals.

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• Bluewaters Island
  With Ain Dubai, the world's tallest observation wheel, and its 200 shops and restaurants, this modern district offers stunning views of the Gulf.
  Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you will be immersed in that island feel. Overlooking the waters of Dubai Marina, Bluewaters Island has several residential, commercial and hotel districts. Also known as the Eye of Dubai, the Ain is an architectural achievement designed to welcome thousands of tourists each year.
  The island is also home to the luxurious Caesars Palace, offering the perfect upscale accommodation for any occasion. Discover and the brand new Cove Beach where you can totally relax.
  Cross over the bridge to Jumeirah and Beach Residence, a pleasant less-than-300 metre walk away. This is a quick and convenient way to get from one place to another. You will even find a monorail system to move between the Bluewaters leisure centre and Dubai Metro stations.
  
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• SMCCU: Dubai's culture and customs
  Learn about Dubai's culture and customs at the Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Centre for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU). Since its opening in 1998, the SMCCU has helped visitors to better understand the culture and customs of the UAE.
  The building itself is worth a visit, as it is a traditional wind tower house located in the historic district of Al Fahidi.
  Of the numerous activities on offer at the SMCCU, local food tastings remain one of the most popular choices for visitors. Make yourself comfortable on Bedouin-style carpets and cushions and enjoy a selection of typical dishes while local hosts answer all your questions about the Emirati way of life. In line with its motto “Open doors. Open minds.”, the SMCCU will provide answers to all your questions (even the most sensitive ones). Don't forget to book in advance to guarantee your place.
  
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