New Landmark in Dubai’s Architectural Wonders: The Giant Golden Frame Skywalk

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team Compilation and Reporting

Dubai has once again created a world-class new tourist attraction, investing $68 million to build the "Dubai Frame," which resembles a massive golden picture frame and is strikingly eye-catching under the sunlight. The structure consists of two 150-meter, 50-story towers, connected at the top by a 93-meter-long glass skybridge, offering a 360-degree observation deck that showcases panoramic views of Dubai’s cityscape. The glass floor inside the high tower is particularly eye-catching, giving visitors a sensation of floating in mid-air.

Visitors to the Dubai Frame can take an elevator straight up to the observation deck, where they can see Dubai’s new urban landscape—including the world’s tallest Burj Khalifa—on the southern side, while the northern side offers views of Dubai’s old city. In addition to the eye-catching tower design, the glass floor is also touted as one of the most advanced in the world, with completely crack-resistant technology that amazes many visitors.

The ground floor of the Dubai Frame uses large-screen projections to showcase Dubai’s history, even employing augmented reality (AR) to recreate scenes from traditional markets of the past. Additionally, visitors can take an elevator to the Future Gallery, which displays an industrialized Dubai after the year 2050, featuring a variety of cutting-edge technologies including transportation systems and spacecraft—sparkling global tourist interest.