Expo City Dubai, the UAE’s first fully pedestrianised neighbourhood, opened its doors to the public on Thursday, with free entry for all.
There is plenty on offer for those looking to spend a few hours at the Expo 2020 Dubai legacy site, including tours inside the two pavilions that are currently open to the public — Terra and Alif. Entrance fees for the pavilions are Dh50 each.
Have a snack from the food trucks
There are a few food trucks open around the site, especially outside the two pavilions.
They offer water, fresh juice, frozen yoghurt and other snacks.
More dining options will be announced soon.
Have a picnic
Having a picnic at Expo City Dubai is a great way to spend the weekend.
Children, especially, would enjoy the fresh air and open space to play.
There still are some grass areas in many different parts of the site, but some spots are blocked off.
Because there are not any restaurants open until October, it is recommended that visitors bring their own food.
Bike or take a walk around the site
Expo City Dubai is the UAE’s first fully pedestrianised neighbourhood, meaning visitors can explore the entire site on foot or on bikes.
Health, fitness and well-being are at the core of the city’s development, with 10 kilometres of cycling paths, a 5km running track and 45,000 square metres of parks and garden.
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