Sky Views Observatory
Glass-slide observatory bridging twin towers at two hundred and nineteen metres over Downtown Dubai.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Sky Views Observatory in Dubai starts with the glass slide dropping from the fifty-third floor of the Address Sky View's twin towers, and the question the whole attraction seems to ask: how much of this can you actually handle. It covers how the observatory opened in 2021 on a bridge two hundred and nineteen metres above Downtown Dubai, with glass floors and walkways that leave nothing between you and the street. From there it turns to the edge walk, where a harnessed guide leads visitors along the building's exterior ledge.
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