VIDEO: Experience jaw-dropping glass skywalk in Downtown Dubai - GulfToday

VIDEO: Experience jaw-dropping glass skywalk in Downtown Dubai

  • 29 Sep 2021
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A videograb shows people walking on Glass Skywalk.

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

Dubai, which is known for luxury shopping centres, ultramodern architecture and a lively nightlife scene, is coming up with yet another tourist attraction.

Tourists looking for some thrill and adventure in the city will be offered a vertigo-inducing expereiince of walking on a glassway several metres avbove the ground.

The Address Sky View, which is just a seven-minute walk away from the Burj Khalifa, is coming up with a glass skywalk fixed to the side of a tower.

The transparent glassway gives an uninterrupted view of the ground below, which definitely is not meant for faint-hearted.

Address Sky View shared the video of the glass skywalk on ints instagram handle with a caption “The NEWEST, most ADVENTUROUS and most DARING experience is coming to #DownTownDubai”

Address Sky view, which is part of the Address hotel chain that has properties across the UAE and the Middle East, is located located in Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard in Downtown Dubai.

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