Dubai known for as one of the most contemporary cities in all of UAE. It’s known not only for its world-class architecture and huge shopping malls, but also has many cultural attractions to offer visitors including a performing arts center with an aquarium inside!

As one of the most modern cities in this world, there are many things to do and see for those looking. From giant buildings that span across town or an aquarium with varies types seafood on display; it’s hard not be impressed by what Dubai has offer!

Dubai is known for its iconic landmarks. The Burj Khalifa, which stands over 2 kilometres tall and has become an essential stop on any traveler’s itinerary to this city! You’ll also want visit some of the shopping malls with amenities such as cramped aquariums inside them – There’s also plenty more than just these two things.

The 4 interesting facts about Dubai are:

• The Tallest Building in the World is Located in Dubai
  The Burj Khalifa is not only the tallest structure and building in our world, but it’s also seen from as far away as 95 kilometers away! From its 163 stories high with a total height of 829 meters (2.722 ft). The tower has been named an icon for Dubai because of how unique they were able to make this architecture look while still maintaining some traditional Arabic styles.
• You Pay No Income Tax in Dubai
  In Dubai, you can make money and enjoy a high salary without having to pay any taxes.
• 25% of All Cranes in the World Were Once Located in Dubai
  During the height property boom, the city of Dubai was home to 25% more cranes than any other place in the world!
• Dubai Has the Longest Automated Metro
  The Dubai Metro is the world’s longest driverless metro line, with a length of 52.1 km (32 37 mi)!. And there’s also another 22 548 meters long green tunnel called Green Line

Dubai is a city that never ends. It’s home to the world’s largest malls, highest tower and some of most exclusive restaurants in all corners on earth.

There are more than just the beautiful warm weather and amazing people in Dubai. The culture values hospitality which you can see on every corner, whether its one of those traditional markets with eye-catching colours or delicious food offered at an outdoor stand.

There are also beaches which offer stunning views for every visitor who comes through their doors looking forward or trying new adventures off shore while they’re here.

Dubai is a rich country because it doesn’t rely on oil production for its existence. The UAE’s economy relies more heavily in trade, transportation technology tourism and finance; with the world busiest international passenger traffic coming through Dubai as well.

With these diverse sources of revenue there has been little need to produce any type or amount themselves which helps explain why this city holds down rank three among worldwide GDP per capita rankings at number two behind only Luxembourg while still being worth over $57 thousand dollars annually just like every other citizen who calls herself “Emirati.”