Explore the projects, places, services, institutions and ideas that demonstrate Dubai’s transformation through action and measurable results.
Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world and a defining landmark of Dubai's skyline.
Reaches 828 metres in height.
Infinity Bridge is a major crossing over Dubai Creek that improved connectivity between Deira and Bur Dubai.
Increased Dubai Creek crossing capacity to approximately 24,000 vehicles per hour.
Palm Jumeirah is a landmark artificial island that expanded Dubai's coastline and became one of the world's most recognised waterfront developments.
Added approximately 78 km of coastline to Dubai.
Dubai Metro is the world's longest driverless metro system and transformed public transport across the city.
Carries over 900,000 passengers daily.
Meydan Racecourse is a world-class horse racing venue and the home of the Dubai World Cup.
Hosts the Dubai World Cup, one of the world's richest horse races.
Fareej Al Murar is one of Dubai's historic neighbourhoods and reflects the city's traditional urban heritage.
Preserved as part of Dubai's historic urban fabric.
Burj Al Arab is one of the world's most iconic luxury hotels and a global symbol of Dubai.
Stands 321 metres tall.
Dubai International Airport is one of the world's busiest international airports and a major global aviation hub.
Handles over 90 million passengers annually.
Rashid Tower was Dubai’s first high-rise office tower and marked the beginning of the city’s modern skyline.
Stands 184 metres tall and became one of Dubai’s earliest skyscrapers.
Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is the leading financial hub for the Middle East, Africa and South Asia, providing an independent legal and regulatory framework for global businesses.
Home to 7,700+ active registered companies.