There are numerous free options in Dubai, and it is possible to visit without a large budget. The city has a capacity for anything from luxury to culture to nature without costing a dirham. Have a look at this guide for the TOP 10 FREE ONICS IN DUBAI.
For serious birdwatchers, the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary is a real paradise. It is an amazing wetland reserve that attracts many migratory species on an annual basis. You might see flamingos, grey herons, and the osprey in their natural habitat. Visitors to the reserve have a chance to view the birds from a total of three hides, which are open to the public for free for viewing. The hides are open to the public from 0900 AM to 0400 PM on weekdays. In addition to looking at the birds’ natural habitat, seeing salt flats and the mangroves adds another layer of excitement in being able to view the birds in their environment.
This IMAGINE show takes place at Dubai Festival City and is free, but it is a great show filled with lasers, lights, fountains, and those huge video screens. This show runs regularly throughout the week, with a wonderful show on special occasions. You will not be disappointed, as you will definitely find something to be amazed and wowed by. Indeed, they have done themed shows such as “A Child’s Dream.” Most importantly, this spectacular seventy-five-minute show is—you guessed it—100 percent free to watch.
The magnificent Mohamed Bin Rashid Library was opened in 2019. Its façade is designed to look like an open book perched on a traditional podium. The striking seven-story structure can be spotted even from across the creek. In total, it has about 4.5 million books available to the public. The library also contains areas for special events and cultural festivals to occur. Every floor of the library has its own theme. It still remains one of the most talked-about new attractions to visit in Dubai.
Dubai offers an unexpected amount of greenery to wander around. It’s great to spend an afternoon lounging in the shade of one of the parks. Khazzan Park in Al Safa is free to enter. It’s also the first facility of any kind to be fully solar paneled. Zabeel Park is another great option. Zabeel Park is much bigger, and boats drift peacefully by on the park’s central lake. (Just an aside, Zabeel Park tacks on AED 5 entry fee.) Pick up a picnic and get ready to eat outside.
Take a long and scenic drive to the beautiful Al Qudra Lakes. Newly opened recently are the “Love Lakes,” which are two hearts intertwined. This is a great location for having picnics and going for romantic drives. It is also a location to see Dubai wildlife in their native habitat. Watch for desert foxes, oryx, and many species of birds. The species includes ducks, swans, and captivating flamingos. Some of the native birds are also on the endangered species list.
The expansive Quranic Park is located on 64 hectares of land, developed to exhibit Islamic history and culture. The park is an educational space dedicated to innovation that features 12 beautiful gardens, a Cave of Miracles, and a Glass House. The Universal Words are included with the Quranic stories. Park grounds are open to all visitors free of charge. The Cave of Miracles includes seven interactive exhibits. Please note that the Cave and Glasshouse Architecture will cost Dhs5 for entry.
Dubai has a vibrant contemporary art scene, and Alserkal Avenue is at the center of that creative community. This area in the Al Quoz District is also home to several well-known galleries, as well as the Dubai government offices and even a jewelry store! There is even a delightful chocolate factory to visit. Strolling through this neighborhood is a highly recommended and exhilarating free activity for experiencing Dubai’s distinctive modern identity.
The Dubai Fountain is an exhilarating combination of water and lights, located near the Burj Khalifa in Downtown Dubai. It is the world’s tallest performing fountain system, with a length of over 900 feet, and is situated across the Burj Lake. Depending on the selection of different musical pieces performed, which range from classical to contemporary world music. Evening shows commence at 6:30 pm (and run through 11:00 pm) with two afternoon performances at 1:00 pm and 1:30 pm. The grandeur is offered as a free performance for all members of the viewing public.
The Coffee Museum is a fascinating blend of shopping and a haven. It is located in the historic cultural district of Al Fahidi. The museum shares the entire timeline of coffee. There is an amazing exhibit featuring coffee-related artifacts. One item is a 300-year-old coffee pot! And even better, it is completely FREE! There is a live roasting demonstration with a wonderful aroma that fills the air. You can even sample an unusual cup of coffee.
You can definitely enjoy a great FREE day at the JBR Beach in Dubai. This beautiful beach will greet you on its lovely shore. This is a great free place to unwind and enjoy life. You can practice yoga, swim, or walk the soft white sand. You can lounge comfortably on the bright blue water’s edge as long as you’d like. This area is packed with things to do in the afternoon. Be on the lookout for outdoor movies and unique street performers. Undoubtedly, this lively beach is on your list of top destinations in Dubai!
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