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Dubai just served up a coffee milestone. Roasters, a homegrown Emirati café, has officially set a Guinness World Record for the most expensive cup of coffee, priced at AED 2,500. The record-breaking brew was unveiled on September 13 at their flagship location on Boulevard Downtown Dubai. Roasters made this coffee from rare Panamanian Geisha beans sourced from the Esmeralda farm. The beans are celebrated for their delicate floral aroma and tropical fruit notes. This luxurious cup comes with a tiramisu, chocolate ice cream, and a special chocolate creation — all infused with the same Geisha beans for a fully immersive...
Abu Dhabi residents are being reminded to keep their balconies and windows tidy — or risk a fine. The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) has recently issued a reminder about existing regulations that ban hanging laundry, carpets, or any type of covering on windows or balconies that face public roads. DMT posted on X (formerly Twitter) that this applies to placing drying racks outside windows or on balconies (Clause 12), as well as cleaning or displaying carpets and coverings in those same areas (Clause 15). These actions go against efforts to keep the city clean and well-organised. The fines...
The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre in Abu Dhabi is set to unveil an exciting addition: the Light and Peace museum, promising visitors a cultural journey like no other. Recently inaugurated by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court, this innovative museum embodies the UAE’s commitment to fostering peace, tolerance, and intercultural dialogue. Sheikh Mansour toured the museum alongside senior officials, exploring its rich offerings that delve deep into the history and contributions of Islamic civilization. Through its exhibitions, the museum promotes the values of harmony and coexistence, blending art,...
Find Your Inner Peace: Abu Dhabi's Kayan Wellness Festival 2026 for Mind, Body & Soul Transformation
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If you've been long looking for a place where the pressures of daily life melt away, and you are surrounded by serenity, Kayan Wellness Festival 2026 is exactly what you need to experience this winter. The award-winning event returns for its second edition on February 6-8. For three days, the festival will become your peaceful sanctuary on the shores of Hudayriyat Island in Abu Dhabi. This immersive experience is designed to rejuvenate every part of you — mind, body, and soul. Whether you’re seeking mental clarity, physical vitality, or spiritual alignment, the festival offers the perfect opportunity to reset and...
Dubai is set to host the world’s most iconic chocolate event once again. Salon du Chocolat et de la Patisserie returns for its fourth Dubai edition from September 30 to October 2, welcoming chocolate lovers to Madinat Jumeirah for three days of tastings, demos, and industry showcases. The event is part of Dubai’s growing cultural and culinary calendar, and this year it’s expected to attract over 7,000 visitors. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Salon du Chocolat et de la Pâtisserie ME (@salonduchocolatme) Founded in Paris nearly 30 years ago, Salon du Chocolat has...
Imagine dining at a restaurant that once hosted legends like Bono, Naomi Campbell, and Sylvester Stallone. Now, you don’t have to imagine — it’s here in Dubai. The renowned African Queen, a culinary gem with a 55-year history originating from Beaulieu-sur-Mer on the French Riviera, has opened its doors at the stunning J1 Beach. Since its inception in 1969, African Queen has been a symbol of Riviera elegance, attracting celebrities and food connoisseurs. Thanks to a partnership with the Giraudi Group and entrepreneurs Alexander Kolobov, Boris Kofman, and Henry Karpin, this iconic restaurant is bringing its signature Mediterranean flavors with...
Ramadan in the Abu Dhabi is a time of special celebration. As the sun sets, the city transforms — majlis gatherings, night markets, and unique events bring people together to share in the spirit of the Holy Month. Among the many experiences to look forward to, Majlis The Rage 2025 stands out as a must-visit event in the capital this March. Running from March 13 to 16 at South Plaza, Al Maryah Island, this pop-up blends food, live entertainment, shopping, and cultural activities. Think of it as a modern take on a traditional Ramadan majlis, where friends and families gather...
If you're searching for a perfect mix of adventure, culture, and entertainment, look no further than Liwa Village 2024 in Abu Dhabi that’s returning from December 2024 to January 2025. With seven immersive zones, Liwa Village offers everything from traditional Emirati experiences to thrilling activities. This year’s festival is particularly exciting, as it will run into the New Year, meaning you can celebrate New Year’s Eve at Liwa Village Explore the Emirati Heritage at the Souk Step into the Souk, where traditional Emirati culture comes alive in a bustling marketplace. Wander through stalls offering handmade crafts, souvenirs, and culinary delights....
If you're in Dubai and love seafood, head straight to Dubai Waterfront Market. Right now, they’re hosting a Seafood Festival, with exclusive deals and specials at a selection of top spots. Expect generous platters, seasonal dishes, and fresh catches that are sure to satisfy any seafood lover. The list of participating restaurants include: Paluto Restaurant BOAT Seafood Restaurant Yahya Seafood Restaurant Aylla Seafood Restaurant & Café The market is buzzing with energy all day long, and the holiday season adds extra fun with a seafood-themed holiday tree and weekend entertainment. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Waterfront...
Drivers in Abu Dhabi will notice a change on one of the city’s busiest routes. A new variable speed limit has come into effect on Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Street, starting Monday, October 27. The update, introduced by Abu Dhabi Mobility (Integrated Transport Centre), means that speed limits along the road can now change at any time based on real-time conditions. In some cases, the limit could temporarily drop from 100 km/h to 80 km/h, so it’s important to keep an eye on the digital road signs and adjust your speed accordingly. The system aims to keep traffic moving smoothly...
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