Expo City Dubai,Dubai

• Al Wasl Plaza (central dome and projection shows)
• Terra — The Sustainability Pavilion (interactive exhibits on climate and sustainability)
• Mobility Pavilion (exhibits on transport, AI and future mobility solutions)
• Opportunity Pavilion (stories and projects focused on social uplift and global opportunity)
• Festival Plaza / Jubilee Park (open green spaces, events and family areas)
• Converted national pavilions (rotating exhibitions, cafes, and cultural centers)
• Expo City promenade: shops, restaurants and innovation hubs

• Massive 360° dome projection at Al Wasl Plaza
• Thematic districts: Opportunity, Mobility, Sustainability
• Interactive, immersive exhibits and tech showcases
• Sustainability-focused architecture and reused pavilion structures
• Large landscaped areas and family-friendly public spaces

• Guided and self-guided tours of pavilions and exhibits
• Evening projection and light shows at Al Wasl Plaza
• Workshops, speaker series and innovation showcases
• Family activities: playgrounds, green spaces and educational programs
• Dining at a range of international and Emirati restaurants
• Photography and architectural appreciation

October to April — cooler, pleasant weather and many outdoor events; evenings are particularly enjoyable for light shows.

Hot desert climate: very hot and humid in summer (May–September) with daytime temperatures often exceeding 40°C; mild and dry winters (November–March) with daytime temperatures around 20–30°C.

General access to public areas, promenades and many outdoor events is often free. Specific pavilions, special exhibitions, guided tours or ticketed events may charge fees — check the official Expo City Dubai website or venue listings for the latest ticket prices and booking requirements. Opening hours vary by venue; many attractions operate roughly 10:00–22:00, but hours change for shows and events.

Accessible by public transport: Expo 2020 Metro Station (Red Line) provides direct access; shuttle buses and RTA buses also serve the site. Taxis and ride-hailing are widely available. Nearest major airport is Dubai International (DXB) (~35–45 km depending on route); Al Maktoum International (DWC) is further south. Facilities are generally wheelchair-accessible with ramps and accessible restrooms, but check specific pavilion accessibility in advance.

Half day to full day (3–6 hours) for a good overview; a full day or repeat visits to see multiple pavilions and attend evening shows comfortably.

Light, breathable clothing for daytime heat; a light layer for air-conditioned interiors and cooler evenings. Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and a refillable water bottle. Respect local customs by choosing modest attire when entering cultural sites (shoulders and knees covered).

Try Emirati and Middle Eastern dishes at the onsite restaurants (dates, shawarma, mezze); look for artisanal souvenirs, local handicrafts, packaged dates, spices, and pavilion-specific merchandise. Specialty exhibits and converted pavilions often sell unique, limited-edition items.