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With less than a month left, don't miss out on these top things to see and do at Expo 2020 before it ends this March.
1 March 2022
| Last updated on 2 March 2022
Your guide to the best things to do at Expo 2020 before it ends this March 31.
On top of daily parades and performances, there are 200 pavilions in Expo 2020 Dubai, out of which 191 are representative of participating countries.
The event will officially end on Thursday, March 31, 2022, and there's still so much left to see and try in less than a month's time.
While all pavilions have their own unique features and activities, here are 10 things you must see or do before Expo 2020 ends - in no particular order.
1. Catch a live show at Expo
Coldplay, Black Eyed Peas, Stray Kids, Anirudh Ravichander and so many other local and global acts have performed on Expo 2020's stages.
There's still an impressive line-up of singers, dancers, theatre groups, and performers in store, so be sure to keep an eye on Expo 2020's schedule!
Notable shows for March include Indian performer Adnan Sami, Oscar-winner A.R.Rahman's all-female live orchestra for International Women's Day, Filipino band Ben&Ben, and a live comedy act at the Terra Auditorium.
2. Expo 2020 Waterfall Feature
Here's another must-see! Situated between Al Wasl Plaza and Jubilee Park, this waterfall is truly unique - because it flows backwards. Visitors can dip their feet into the cool waters as the waterfall cascades into the opposite direction, disappearing into the stone.
At night, watch the water feature light up with gorgeous illusions and colourful streaks.
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3. Go on the swings at the Germany pavilion
When you reach the end of the Germany pavilion, you will be seated down in a room full of swinging sets meant to symbolise the world working together. Everyone must swing on the seats in unison, showcasing the importance of acting together to achieve great things.
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4. Let children explore at Latifa's Adventure Playground
Inspired by the planet Mars, this exciting play area at Expo 2020 is filled with interactive and educational zones, as well as spaces for kids to climb and explore.
Latifa's Adventure Playground is open everyday from 10am, located in Space City.
5. Sunday funday for kids at the Poland pavilion
The Poland pavilion invites children to participate in their exciting kids' activities, taking place every Sunday from 10am to 6pm. Children can participate in a variety of activities such as composing their own music, coding, robot racing, 3D printing, etc.
6. Cycle around the world
Want to visit all 191 pavilions and districts in one day? Hop on any one of Expo 2020's free guided bicycle tours, and you'll cycle around the world in 60 minutes across all districts.
Alternatively, if you want to explore Expo 2020 at your own pace, you can also rent a bicycle and traverse the pavilions at your leisure.
Kids can also ride the bright yellow Expo Explorer!
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7. See Expo 2020 from a different point of view
There's no better place to view Expo 2020 from greater heights than at the Garden in the Sky. This fauna-filled observation deck offers stunning 360-degree views of the entire site, and costs just AED 30 per person.
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8. Marvel at Michelangelo's masterpieces
Perfect for lovers of art, there are two pavilions where visitors can admire Michelangelo's works. The Italian pavilion features a 3D-printed true-to-life replica of the famous David statue. You can also visit the Holy See/Vatican pavilion to catch digital displays of the artists' other paintings.
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9. Climb the Swiss Alps... indoors!
If you're near in the Opportunity District, don't miss out on visiting the Swiss pavilion. Here, visitors have the opportunity to recreate the experience of traversing the Swiss Alps' mountain range by journeying through spaces of mist and fog.
And if you have a sweet tooth, don't miss out on trying authentic premium Swiss chocolate at the end of your visit!
10. See the closing ceremony
Al Wasl Dome is the world's largest 360-degree projection dome, and it will be the main stage for Expo 2020 Dubai's closing event.
It's also where the spectacular opening ceremony took place, so you don't want to miss out on the event's final farewell.
Season finale passes are available for just AED 50 per adult and can be purchased online, at authorised retailers, and onsite.
