In less than 30 days, the world’s greatest event will end! Expo 2020 Dubai was one of the most important events in the UAE. If you still haven’t visited or you want to make sure you don’t miss the best pavilions, here are the top 8 must-visit Expo 2020 Dubai pavilions:
Luxembourg:
This pavilion has an awesome slide, that you just can’t miss! It’s time to relive your childhood days. Head down here with your crew for a one-of-a-kind slide experience!
Egypt:
Have you ever wondered what a real mummy would look like? The Egypt Pvilion at Expo 2020 has a real mummy on display! Get a glimpse of a real mummy at this pavilion!
Germany:
Swings are an all time favourite! Whether you are a child or an adult, everybody loves a little time on the swing. Get back your childhood by enjoying some swings at this pavilion!
Russia:
Here you can experience the theme, ‘Connecting Minds, Creating The Future’. Enjoy the amazing structure of a brain here and many digital art performances.
Netherlands:
This expo pavilion brings rain to the desert. Umbrella Projection here is just one of a kind! Enjoy the multi sensory experience like none other. The giant cone over here produces 800 L of water from humidity.
Hungary:
Here you can enjoy and immersive water experience without actual water. Discover its natural and cultural treasures. The Ball Pit here will not let you hold the urge to jump in it!
Switzerland:
Take a trek through a sea of fog or travel on a magic carpet to experience the thrill of adrenaline as Switzerland’s spectacular natural beauty comes into view. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery and discover the unexpected chances that Switzerland has to offer.
Japan:
Online, you may visit the Japan Pavilion! In addition to in-person engagement, the Japan Pavilion is providing a digital, virtual experience that allows guests from all over the globe to learn about and participate in Japan Pavilion events. Also enjoy some delicious Sushi here!
UAE:
This pavilion is shaped like a falcon in flight! Get a glimpse of the leaders here and the UAE’s achievements all these years through a short film. Walkthrough where all the story started!
Saudia Arabia:
It is the second largest Pavilion and holds three Guinness World records at Expo 2020. Here you can take a walk through Saudi Arabia’s past, present & future. Learn more through the digital screens in the basement.
Pakistan:
This is the first pavilion to reach 100K visitors. Learn about its history culture and natural wonders in an immersive experience of ‘The Hidden Treasure’. It showcases handicrafts, natural resources, music, food & more. Get a glimpse of the magnificent sheesh mahal & walk into a sustainable future with the ‘Billion Tree Project’.
Kazakhstan:
Kazakhstan Visitors will be able to experience a high-tech, interactive display illustrating the interaction of humans and artificial intelligence (AI), a significant worldwide topic. The importance of human capital will be emphasised as well. A DNA exhibit and panoramic movie depicting the interplay of human and artificial intelligence.
Alif:
Alif (after the first letter of the Arabic alphabet and symbolising the beginning of progress and new horizons). The Mobility Pavilion, built by award-winning Foster + Partners, has the world’s biggest passenger elevator, which can transfer up to 160 people at once. The pavilion also features a 330-metre track that is partially subterranean and partly open air, allowing you to view cutting-edge mobility technologies in action.
Vision:
This Expo pavilion is dedicated to HH Sheikh Mohammed. It’s based on HH’s ‘My Story’ book. Walk through His Highness’ vision of transforming Dubai. From trading port to an international Business Hub. Plus stories about HH’s childhood memories and life & about his love for horses.
Finland:
Here you can drink coffee from a machine that directly makes it from air! Finland is the nation with the highest consumption of coffee. Hence they present to you a sustainable coffee machine. This machine converts carbon dioxide to methane as a power source. Enjoy a cup of coffee here for free.
