Tour Overview
The Museum of the Future is not your typical museum. It offers much more than contemporary art and creativity. Utilizing the latest in design, prototyping, and technology, the museum is dedicated to creating exhibits that provide a glimpse into the next generation, taking visitors on a journey 50 years into the future. The museum’s striking ring-like structure with a vast open center showcases the future of science and innovation in a truly immersive experience.
What to Expect:
Incredible Architecture: The Museum of the Future is a true architectural marvel, standing at 77 meters tall. Renowned architect Shaun Killa designed the building’s strikingly oblong ring-shaped stainless steel exterior, featuring 1024 pieces created using advanced robot-aided processes. The building also boasts enlightening quotes from HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum engraved with the marvelous calligraphy of Mattar bin Lahej.
A World of Trailblazing Creativity: The museum’s three sections showcase its dynamic vision, with the green hill representing the earth, the futuristic ring embodying humankind, and the hollow portion depicting innovation. The majority of the museum’s interior is dedicated to groundbreaking inventions, offering visitors the rare opportunity to not only journey into the future but also feel, touch, and reimagine the future in all possible ways. Experience the cool flying objects, capsule-like elevators, and take in the astonishing, detailed views of the museum’s architecture from the viewing platform.
Experience the Future of Nature, Space, and Wellness: With over 30,000 square meters of space across seven floors, each floor of the Museum of the Future appears like a movie set from the cutting-edge future. Visitors will be transported to the year 2071 and beyond, experiencing everything from innovative space stations, a stupefying DNA library, and a futuristic spa to the most progressive ecology, wellness, and spirituality. The Museum of the Future lets you live out everything you’ve ever envisioned in a sci-fi movie or magazine.