Dubai Frame
The Dubai Frame is an iconic landmark that offers a unique perspective on the city's past, present, and future. This 150-meter-high golden frame structure features a glass bridge connecting the two vertical towers, providing panoramic views of Old Dubai to the north and New Dubai's modern skyline to the south. The immersive galleries on the ground floor and mezzanine levels tell the story of Dubai's remarkable transformation.
Metro Access
Al Jafiliya Station (Red Line)
15-minute walk or 5-minute taxi ride from station
Opening Hours
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Ticket Price
AED 50 per person
Best Time to Visit
Sunset for spectacular views of both Old and New Dubai
How to Reach by Dubai Metro
Nearest Metro Station
Al Jafiliya (Red Line)
Walking Time
15-minute walk or 5-minute taxi ride from station
Visit Duration
1-2 hours
Detailed Directions
Take the Red Line to Al Jafiliya station. Exit the station and take a taxi or walk to Zabeel Park where the Dubai Frame is located.
Gallery
Visitor Information
Key Facts
- Year Built:2018
- Height:150 meters
- Architect:Fernando Donis
Visitor Tips
- Best time to visit: Sunset for spectacular views of both Old and New Dubai
- Visit duration: 1-2 hours
- Book tickets online to avoid queues, especially during weekends and holidays.
Metro Travel Information
Metro Access Details
- Accessibility:Requires short taxi ride or 15-minute walk from metro station
- Best Route:Red Line to Al Jafiliya station + short taxi ride
- Travel Time:20 minutes from Downtown Dubai
- Metro Frequency:Every 3-4 minutes during peak hours
- Last Metro:12:00 AM (midnight) on weekdays, 1:00 AM on weekends
Alternative Transport
- Taxi, Careem, Uber
- Paid parking available at Zabeel Park
Travel Tips
Best Times to Visit
- Best Days:Weekdays
- Peak Hours:Weekends and late afternoons
- Family Friendliness:Family-friendly
- Accessibility:Wheelchair accessible with elevators
Insider Tips
- Visit during sunset for the most spectacular views
- The glass floor on the sky bridge provides a thrilling experience
- Combine with a visit to Zabeel Park for a full day out
- Book tickets online to avoid queues
History and Interesting Facts
- The Dubai Frame was designed by architect Fernando Donis who won an international competition in 2009.
- The structure is covered in gold-colored stainless steel to symbolize Dubai's transformation from a humble fishing village to a modern metropolis.
- The Frame has won multiple architectural awards and is considered one of Dubai's most innovative landmarks.