Inside the Dubai Frame, the World's Largest Picture Frame (Full Tour 4K Video)

Let's take a look at the Dubai Frame, which is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest picture frame.

■Overview of Dubai Frame
Name: Dubai Frame
Address: Zabeel Park Jogging Track - Za'abeel - Al Kifaf - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Construction start: 2013
Opening: January 1, 2018
Architect(s)：Hyder Consulting, Arcadis
Developer：Dubai Municipality
Ticket price: 50 AED for adults, 20 AED for children (3-12 years), free for infants (3 years and under)
Opening hours: 9 am to 9 pm
Total construction cost: 230 million AED (68 million USD)
Access: 10 minutes by car from Dubai International Airport, 20 minutes walk from Dubai Metro Al Jafiliya Station

Dubai Frame is an observatory, museum, and monument located in Zabeel Park, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Construction began in 2013, and after five years, the building opened on January 1, 2018. The total construction cost is estimated to be 230 million AED (68 million USD).

The height of the building is 150.24 meters and the width is 95.53 meters. In May 2019, it was registered in the Guinness World Records as the world's largest picture frame. A “golden rectangle” with a side ratio of 1:1.618 was used.

The construction involved over 9,900 cubic meters of reinforced concrete, 2,000 tonnes of steel and aluminum, and 2,900 square meters of laminated glass. In addition, the exterior façade is clad in over 15,000 square meters of golden stainless steel, the design of which references the Expo 2020 Dubai logo.

The building primarily serves as an observation deck, offering views of old Dubai to the north and new Dubai to the south.

The designer is Mexican architect Fernando Donis, who won the 2008 international architecture competition sponsored by Dubai Municipality. The exterior design is based on the Dubai International Expo logo.

The first floor is a museum, with "The Past Time Gallery'' introducing the history of Dubai and "The Future Time Gallery'' introducing Dubai 50 years from now. The museum uses special effects to create a highly visually appealing experience that transports you from the nomadic fishing and pearl diving villages of the past to 50 years into the future.

It takes 75 seconds to reach the observation area from the mezzanine floor to the 48th floor by elevator.

From the observation area "Sky Deck" on the 48th floor, you can see two types of views: the new cityscape of Dubai with views of Sheikh Zayed Road and Burj Khalifa to the south, and the old cityscape of Deira to the north. At the base, there is a glass floor that provides views down approximately 150 meters into the building's lower span. This space consists of two towers connected by a glass-bottomed frame top, acting as a symbolic bridge between past and present.

■Table of contents
00:00 Intro - Dubai Frame
00:20 Location/Access
00:45 Exterior
01:12 Gate/Price
02:39 Entrance
03:44 Past Dubai area (mezzanine floor)
05:36 Elevator
06:01 Present Dubai area (48th floor observation deck)
11:49 Future Dubai area (mezzanine floor)
14:48 Museum area (Detailed information on Dubai Frame)
18:13 Souvenir shop
20:34 Around Dubai Frame
23:37 Return to hotel
24:45 Exterior of Dubai Frame at night

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[justsomebody]

Don't really know why - and no offense to anybody - but the more I see about Dubai and the less I feel like I want to go there... All so artificial

[esterdav]

Thanks to your film ! I was able to see Dubai from the most amazing observation deck in the world. This building is a true miracle of architectural engineering !

[gdibble]

🖼 *Amazing architecture and art, and I appreciate how many angles you got of this landmark.* _Thank you very much for sharing! Keep up the great work and content!_

[lesleyM]

I absolutely love these tremendously imaginative, incredibly designed and built buildings!! Absolutely extraordinarily unique and so much fun to engage with!! Good on Dubai for being so joyful!! Love this video!!

[snejanaliapi]

Благодаря за това, че ни показвате тези чудеса! ❤

[A_Flyer]

I am not sure this is worth the money for admission, but what an impressive facade!

[yilsxbh]

seeing this part of the world..dont know...feels so synthetic

[karencoleman]

When we were in Dubai, we visted the big gaint Frame. It was so beautiful!!! The meaning behind the Frame is more meaningful because it represents stepping or walking out of the past of Dubai into the New Dubai As we went into the Frame you can see the history of how Dubai changed from the past to the present. Also as you walk around you can see the view of the cities around the perimeter of the such as Abu Dhabi, Shaidjaih and the old Dubai and you can see right through the floor. This building is such a captivating structure of modern architecture. I really enjoyed my whole stay vacation in Dubai.❤

[pehmsiy]

Спасибо автору за возможность побывать в Dubai Frame, особенно для тех людей, которые возможно никогда не приедут в ОАЕ и Дубай. Thank you very much!🌹 Moscow.

[rossginn]

You create very entertaining content, thanks for sharing

[TheRealLink]

Frame was only being constructed when I visited so didn't get a chance to go to it but as odd as it may be, the concept is pretty neat! Great video showing off everything. Will have to consider visiting if or when I get to go back to Dubai.

[maggotman]

Rather than spend money on such junk the government should install a sewage system.

[susannebrunberg]

I would love to visit Dubai! Maybe one day

[EElgar]

So, they paid the Guinness Book of World Records a lot of money to call this a picture frame? Why am I not surprised?

[marcmachin]

Vraiment une belle prouesse technique 🎉

[stacynewton]

Whats the point.

Love your videos buy the way

[mrk]

The people that thought this idea up had to be a square! 😂

[musicteacher]

Dubai at night looks like the futuristic cyberpunk vids I’ve seen.

[angelikiikonomou]

Ευχαριστώ ❤που δείχνετε το εσωτερικό της κορνίζας έφτασα μέχρι έξω για να βγάλω φωτογραφίες 😊

[getdachoppa]

Best months to visit are from November till early March when the skies are the clearest they are going to be all year. Rest of the year, its very hazy from the sand & moisture in the air.