Day 1: Arrival, Dubai City Tour with Coffee Museum

After landing on a steamy summer day, the journey got underway right away, taking guests from the airport to the hotel for lunch and check-in.

Afterwards, our Guide will come and pick you up from your hotel. You will be escorted on a half-city tour of Dubai, covering some of Dubai’s key old and new attractions. Traces of the old town that existed 40 years ago can still be seen in some areas. This customary city tour of Dubai will transport you on a historical journey through time, taking you past the wind-towering structures, congested souks, and scenic rides on local water taxis.

And then to the Coffee Museum for an unusual but rewarding experience. The Coffee Museum, which is situated in the ancient Al Fahidi neighbourhood, was formerly a typical Emirati home but is sometimes mistaken for one, especially if you’re in a hurry.

If you’re a genuine coffee connoisseur, you’ll be able to identify the complementing fragrances of the various spices blending with caffeine undertones as soon as you walk through the doors. Along with the smell sense, your eyes are also treated to some of the most incredible coffee collectibles, some of which probably go back more than a century. The museum, which is separated into six rooms on each level and spans two stories, has up to 500 vintage coffee collectibles from across the world in three of its rooms. Flags from the many coffee-producing nations hang from the top level, creating a charming plaza in the centre of it all.

The proprietor of the Coffee Museum and a Dubai-based coffee dealer named Mr. Khalid Al Mulla greeted us as we entered the central courtyard. Mr. Khalid is a genuine coffee fanatic who, like other Emirati children, developed a love for the beverage early on. This inspired him to enter the coffee business and bring coffee from more than 16 different nations to the UAE. As he led us from one chamber to the next, Mr. Khalid discussed every step of the coffee-making process, from picking the fruit to roasting and grinding the beans. He also gave us a succinct history of coffee in the Middle East and the rest of the world. One of the museum’s most intriguing features was its collection of antiquities, which included up to 500 items dispersed throughout.

Some of the oldest and rarest objects, including World War I coffee grinders, prehistoric brewing pots from Yemen, Egypt, and Ethiopia, Ethiopian “Jebena” clay coffee bins, and more, could be found in the three chambers housing the foreign antiquities. The Emirati-style Majlis has to be the most fascinating room in the entire museum. The majlis, a charming sitting area, is where you can observe the traditional Bedouin coffee culture. Mr. Khalid was gracious enough to share some of the customs and etiquette governing Bedouin coffee culture with us. Visitors may sip freshly brewed Ethiopian coffee from an Ethiopian lady in the courtyard or go to the top floor’s brew bar for some delectable specialty coffees, even though it is not permitted to actually sit in this area and drink coffee.

Would you want to order in? Everything associated with coffee, including beans, powders, tampers, art pens, cookbooks, novels, guides, and books on coffee’s history, may be found at the museum store on the main level. It goes without saying that any coffee fan must visit the Coffee Museum. The museum is a fantastic place to learn about the culture, significance, and all there is to know about coffee, both in the Emirates and around the world, given the importance of coffee in Arabic culture.

Location: Historical Neighbourhood, Bastakiya, Villa 44, Al Hisn St., Al Fahidi, Dubai

Day 2 The New & Iconic Attractions of Dubai

After breakfast, The morning time is free for leisure!

By Afternoon, Our driver cum guide will escort you to the Museum of The Future and La Perle by Dragone for a fantastic show.

Museum of the Future 

The second day in Dubai started out with a tour of the famed Museum of the Future. Everyone has heard of the Museum of the Future, regardless of whether they have actually been to Dubai. The Museum of the Future, established by the Dubai Future Foundation, earned headlines for its distinctive idea, architecture, and offerings at its grand launch in 2022.

One of the most talked-about features of the museum is the large, imposing construction of the building, which is plain to see from a distance. The construction is modern, distinctive, and nearly seamless, with no obvious corners or columns sticking through, like the majority of buildings in Dubai. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s encouraging phrases are engraved in Urdu on the oval-shaped building.

You instantly get the impression that you are entering a futuristic-themed place as you walk into the foyer, which is completely whitewashed and features a robotic dog and a flying penguin. A word of caution: the lines might seem interminable, so arriving early in the day is essential for a quick, productive experience.

The museum’s interiors are just as seamless as its exterior, with seven stories, five of which are broken up into experience zones featuring distinctive, immersive activities. The areas have been thoughtfully chosen to address topics such as the future of space travel and life, climate change and ecology, as well as health, wellness, and spirituality.

In the year 2071, the adventure starts with a trip into space. Visitors are transported 600 km above the earth in a tiny lift that is disguised as a space shuttle, giving them sights of the moon and stars while presenting a hypothetical situation in which the moon may be used as a source of renewable energy for the entire globe. You are welcomed on the space station when the space shuttle’s doors open. Here, the museum employs interactive exhibits to portray a technologically advanced future using light, music, and shadow effects.

The Library of Life, nevertheless, is arguably the most magical room in the whole Museum of the Future, which is praiseworthy in its entirety. The library is a massive work that contains the genetic codes for as many as 2400 species inside LED-lit glass tubes. The project shows an immersive ecological archive of the biodiversity on our planet, all of which will have been destroyed by 2071 due to humans’ inability to coexist with the various ecosystems. Awakening modern humans to take action to protect our ecology is made possible by the shifting lights of the thousands of species, which provide a really immersive experience.

The last experience zone is a sanctuary where visitors are encouraged to unplug from technology and re-engage with their bodies, minds, and spirits. Visitors may immerse themselves in vibrations that realign electromagnetic fields and restore natural rhythms in one area, or they can stare beneath a dome of light and water, put the present on hold, and dream about what could be. The upper floor, where everything is about technology, is in direct contrast to this area. From a humanoid robot to cutting-edge devices, vehicles, and even a 3-D-seeing Robodog.

You must enter the terrace if you are a museum visitor. If you’re not horribly terrified of heights, the terrace offers you a close-up look at the elliptical construction and a breathtaking perspective of the city.

Location: 67CP+H4Q, Sheikh Zayed Road, Trade Centre, Trade Centre 2, Dubai

La Perle by Dragone

Among the itinerary’s many noteworthy elements, this one stood out the most. Whether you are a theatre aficionado or not, La Perle by Dragone will help you understand the value of talent, hard work, and dedication on the part of every crew member.

The La Perle Theatre, a unique aqua structure, hosts the first ongoing live performance in the UAE in a huge 1,300-seat auditorium. While the theatre’s immensity may wow you, it’s not the only aspect that does so. La Perle, a purpose-built theatre with a massive, 8-metre-deep swimming pool, is a theatre of miracles. The pool’s capacity of around a million litres, which can be used to flood the stage and then quickly drain away, makes it beautiful.

A creative, experienced staff of 65 artists from across the world is at the centre of everything, doing astounding feats like aerial acrobatics, death-defying dives, and astonishing motorcycle tricks, to mention a few. Franco Dragone, a renowned filmmaker best known for works like The House of Dancing Water in Macau and Le Reve in Las Vegas, developed the plot of La Perle.

The 90-minute show tells the history of pearl digging in the UAE and mixes immersive acting with eye-catching visuals and cutting-edge technology to produce an unparalleled experience.

Location: Al Habtoor City, 260 Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai

Back to your hotel and overnight Stay!

Day 3- Theatre of Digital Arts- Ski Dubai and Departure

Theatre of Digital Arts (ToDA)

Dubai’s culture has traditionally given art an important place. The Theatre of Digital Arts, or ToDA, shines a light on the outstanding conception and execution of digital art, in contrast to La Perle’s concentration on creativity in the form of live performances.

Since its opening in 2019, The Theatre of Digital Art has established itself as a trailblazing cultural institution that fuses art and technology in a compelling and immersive way. ToDA, which is housed inside the conventional Souk Madinat Jumeirah, is a key landmark in the cultural landscape of the city because it embodies the fusion of digital art, multimedia technology, and human emotion. It acts as a platform for a variety of digital art genres, including immersive installations, interactive media displays, VR, and NFT films and artworks, among others. The theatre’s 1,800 square metres are divided into many areas, each of which showcases a certain type of digital art: conventional and classical art exhibitions, a zone for modern digital art, kid-friendly hands-on activities, and a virtual reality area.

ToDA is a multi-sensory experience that immerses guests in a world of visual, auditory, and olfactory delights. It makes use of cutting-edge technology to offer an immersion level that is uncommon in traditional art environments. The ToDA hosts some of the most impressive digital art shows, featuring both renowned and up-and-coming artists’ work. It gives artists a place to exercise their creative freedom and interact with a larger audience.

A larger audience, including individuals who would not generally be interested in conventional art forms, can now experience art more easily thanks to ToDA’s immersive style. The inclusive environment it fosters for art appreciation appeals to tech-savvy generations. ToDA celebrates Dubai’s celebrated cultural variety by showcasing artwork from many origins and cultures. It acts as a focal point for the sharing of artistic ideas and cross-cultural conversation.

Simply put, ToDA has established a niche for itself by reinventing the ways in which art is viewed, valued, and shared in the digital era. It demonstrates Dubai’s dedication to encouraging innovation and creativity while also bridging cultures via the universal language of art.

Location: Souk Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Ski Dubai

If you’re in Dubai in the summer, Ski Dubai is a welcome respite from the oppressive heat. Locals and visitors alike enjoy the desert city’s very own indoor ski resort for its laid-back atmosphere and exciting activities. The indoor experiences at Ski Dubai are said to alter every few months, according to the locals. Therefore, even if you’ve been to Ski Dubai before, there’s always something fresh to discover.

Visitors must get their belongings at the gate well before entering the ski area: a ski suit, shoes, socks, and gloves. You should bring a beanie or ear warmer if you tend to feel cold rapidly because the resort does not supply any headgear. As soon as you enter the building, the icy air strikes you; the temperature is a bone-chilling -4 degrees Celsius.

An enormous 22,500 square metres make up the resort. The resort was built with impressive real-life features when I visited, including cosy chalets, towers connected by a bridge, an indoor mountain, numerous ski slopes, zip lines, a snow cavern, a Twin Track Bobsled, the first indoor black diamond run, and a play area called Snow Park, among other marvels.

Our snowy adventure started with a chairlift ride, which, despite its welcoming appearance, is a long, nerve-wracking thrill ride, especially if you’re terrified of heights. The favourite ride at the resort was the twin-track bobsled, which is a necessity whether you’re travelling with company or by yourself. To prevent a blast of white wind in your eyes, be careful to close your eyes.

Location: Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Barsha, Al Barsha 1, Dubai

Evening is free for Leisure, And 03 hours before your flight time, Our Driver will escort you to the Airport for your final departure.