Dubai Miracle Garden, one of the city’s most beloved attractions, will reopen its gates on Monday, 29 September, marking the start of its Season 14.
Spread across 72,000 square metres, the garden is home to more than 50 million flowers in 120 varieties, making it the world’s largest natural flower garden. Visitors can expect to see breathtaking floral sculptures, castles, tunnels, and the iconic Emirates A380 flower arrangement, which holds a Guinness World Record for the world’s largest floral sculpture.
Among the highlights are the Smurfs Village, a favourite with families, the colourful Umbrella Tunnel, and the Floral Clock. New designs and seasonal additions ensure every visit feels fresh, while the larger-than-life floral displays, ranging from elephants to horses, offer a fairytale-like escape perfect for photographs.
Dubai Miracle Garden is open on weekdays from 9am to 11pm and on weekends from 9am to midnight. Tickets, priced at Dhs 100, are available onsite and also on their website.