There are a surprising number of parks and green areas to explore across Dubai, most of which are free or quite affordable and are incredibly family-friendly, which surprises many tourists and new residents. Here, we list all of the top gardens in Dubai, along with information on how much they cost to enter and what additional amenities they provide for families.
1-Miracle Garden
As an exquisite outdoor recreation destination and one-of-a-kind show, Miracle Garden is unmatched in the area and throughout the globe. In its initial stage, Miracle Garden is offering cutting-edge services and facilities, such as open parking, VIP parking, sitting areas, prayer rooms, restroom blocks, ablution facilities, security rooms, first aid rooms, carts for visitors with disabilities, retail stores, commercial kiosks, and all other services available to facilitate visitors.
A wonderful fusion of nature, art, and imagination. You simply keep wondering how they managed to develop and preserve it in the middle of Dubai's desert. The garden is open from December to May each year and is always as splendid.
2- Dubai Garden Glow
With a skillful blending of the most distinctive art and theme from across the world, Dubai Garden Glow is a world of fantasy. Glow Park: The "biggest glow-in-the-dark landscape" constructed with thousands of yards of repurposed luminous fabric and millions of energy-efficient LED lights The "largest" dinosaur park, Dinosaur Park, features more than 120 animatronic dinosaurs. Included in the premises is Glow garden, a dinosaur park, and a magic park. For nighttime enjoyment, Glow Garden features illuminated installations set up around a sizable park. A number of dinosaur buildings can be seen in the nearby dino park, which is a favorite among children. Another indoor attraction full of illusions is a tiny magic park. Glow Garden and Dino are both included in one ticket, however, Magic Park requires a separate one.
3-Dubai Butterfly Garden
The largest covered butterfly garden in the world. Ten specially constructed domes and a butterfly exhibit are part of the circular park. Four (4) pieces make up the 10 domes. A large number of beautiful butterflies, 50 different species, in a variety of sizes and colours, are present within each dome. These butterflies are free to flutter around the guests and hover over the flowers and other plants. To provide food for the butterflies, several nectar plants of various hues are also planted. The domes are climate-controlled, giving the butterflies a comfortable habitat and allowing them to be open all year round.
4-Raffles Botanical Garden
Earth, Water, Fire, and Wind are the four main natural components that support life. This particular garden The Raffle Botanical Gardens are home to tens of thousands of plants, trees, bushes, flowers, creepers, palms, bamboo plants, aquatic plants, shrubs, and climbers. Petunia and marigold plants in the spring are scented and vibrant. Additionally, if you enjoy art, stop by to see the galleries around the garden; this is a wonderful way to learn about the local scene and meet influential people and artists as they go about their daily lives.
5- XPark Jr
A great deal of kid-friendly activities are available at Xpark, which is a short distance away from the skate park and around 100 metres behind kite beach.
There are sand pits, a climbing wall, and goats, chickens, and tortoises are among the creatures that may be found there.
Both parents and children may enjoy delicious coffee at the Park House cafe. a combination of a petting zoo and an outdoor play area made more enjoyable by a water feature the kids can splash in. It is feasible to come during the hotter months because there are many trees providing shade.
