Dubai | How amazing is the world's most beautiful museum according to National Geographic?

Its unique appearance, like a ring 💍, is very attractive. It is said that the facade is engraved with Arabic poetry, which is very romantic. It was once rated as one of the most beautiful museums on earth by the American National Geographic magazine. Walking into the pure white hall on the first floor is like a science fiction movie, where you can see the space capsule-shaped elevators shuttling up and down. The entire venue has 7 floors, each of which revolves around a different theme, covering the latest technological developments in fields ranging from artificial intelligence to genetics, from virtual reality to sustainable development. 🕘[Opening hours]: 9:30 am–7:00 pm daily 💴[Ticket price]: Regular price: AED 149 per person (aged 4 and above) Priority pass: AED 399 per person Free for children under 4 years old ⛺[Activities]: After checking the QR code at the front desk on the first floor, you will get a wristband as a pass to the Museum of the Future in Dubai. The visit takes about 2–3 hours and covers 5 chapters: [One] [Hope] Simulates a real 🚀 space journey, taking you into a space station in space and observing how astronauts 🧑‍🚀 work in the space station. There are some interactive mini-games. [Two] [Healing Institute] Back on Earth, you will be in a digital 🌳 Amazon jungle, where you can see hundreds of species in the tropical rainforest. With colorful lights, it is very shocking to take pictures here. [Three] [Waha Oasis] An immersive place for relaxation and meditation 🧘, with rooms with water waves and light patterns that can soothe your body and mind. [Four] [Tomorrow & Today] This is where the most advanced creations and inventions from around the world are displayed. There is a robot 🤖 that can interact with real people, which is very interesting. In addition, there is an open-air observation deck on this floor where you can take pictures. [Five] [Future Heroes] The last chapter is mainly a place for children to play and interact. It is equivalent to a laboratory that inspires imagination, allowing children to complete various challenges through various interactive projects. 🚘[Transportation guide]: If you take the subway 🚇, you can take the Dubai Metro Red Line and get off at Emirates Towers Station, which is directly accessible to the museum. If you take the bus 🚌, you can take bus 27, 29, or X22 and get off at Emirates Towers Station.